| Seabozu | |
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| Subtitle | Ghost Monster (亡霊怪獣 Bōrei Kaijū) |
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| Nicknames | Seabones |
| Type | Undead Kaiju |
| Home world | Monster Graveyard |
| Height | 40 meters[1][2] |
| Weight | 30,000 metric tons[1][2] |
| Relations | Belyudra (component) |
| Enemies | SSSP, Ultraman |
| Portrayed by | Kunio Suzuki |
| First appearance | Ultraman episode 35, "The Monster Graveyard" (1967) |
| Latest appearance | Ultraman Ginga episode 7, "The Closed World" (2013) [cameo] |
| Roars | To be added |
Seabozu (シーボーズ Shībōzu) is an Undead Kaiju that first appeared in episode thirty-five of the 1966 television series Ultraman.
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Origins[]
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History[]
Ultraman (1966)[]
"The Monster Graveyard"[]
Seabozu in Ultraman
A Kaiju that wanders within the Monster Graveyard, a place in the "Ultra Zone" in space. Although incredibly powerful, it is calm by nature and typically doesn’t initiate violence.
After being sighted in the Monster Graveyard by Arashi and Ide on patrol in outer space, Seabozu accidentally collides with Japan's first lunar rocket and falls to Earth. After being attacked by Jet VTOL aircraft in the middle of Tokyo, Seabozu begins climbing a skyscraper and howls towards space.
The SSSP realizes that Seabozu just wants to return to the Monster Graveyard and begin a joint operation with the Lunar Rocket Research Center to send Seabozu back into space on the Lunar Rocket 2, but Seabozu knocks it over just before launch. Next it is carried into the atmosphere by Ultraman after tiring it out in hand-to-hand combat, however, falls to Earth as Ultraman's energy runs dry. He was eventually returned to the Monster Graveyard on the newly repaired and refurbished “Ultraman Rocket”.
Ultraman Mebius[]
"A Call from Space"[]
Seabozu makes a brief appearance in Ultraman Mebius. When GUYS enters the Monster Graveyard in search of Lesser Bogarl, Seabozu can be seen there holding onto the rocket that sent him back home.
Ultraman Ginga[]
"The Closed World"[]
Seabones alongside many other spark dolls in Ultraman Ginga
Seabozu makes a brief appearance in Ultraman Ginga as a spark doll. He along with Ultraman Taro and many other monster spark dolls are seen cheering on Ultraman Ginga as he fights against Dark Galberos.
Other Media[]
Ultra Fight[]
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The Man Who Made Ultraman[]
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M78 Love and Peace[]
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Abilities[]
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Production[]
Ultraman (1966)[]
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Ultraman (1966)[]
"The Monster Graveyard"[]
Ultraman Ginga[]
"The Closed World"[]
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Roar[]
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