Later on, he targeted the heartbroken Katsumi Minato by transforming his friend Yukio into Snake Darkness and tricked him into banishing himself to the Hoster 21 System to remove any Ultraman opposition on Earth after using Mecha Gomora's attack on Pigmons as a bait. The intention was to trick the young man into killing his long time friend. In order to force Riku Asakura down the path of villainy like Belial, Tregear spirited away the youth and his alien friend Pega into the world of Ultraman R/B and placed the latter into Gan-Q as a hostage crisis situation for Ultraman Geed. He is responsible for granting Murnau her crystallization powers, corrupting Leugocyte into a monster and briefly encountered Greeza along the way. With his new abilities, Tregear brought disasters to other dimensions for his personal enjoyment. By studying the roots of chaos, he discovered the Space Ruins Borges ( 宇宙遺跡ボルヘス, Uchū Iseki Boruhesu) and performed a bargain with Grimdo transferred into his body in exchange of greater power. As a result of reading Ultraman Belial's past and his supervisor Hikari embarking on a vendetta against Bogarl, Tregear became disillusioned with the conflict surrounding the light and darkness and went on a self-imposed exile to outer space. As an adult, Tregear took the opportunity to work as a scientist under Ultraman Hikari's supervision while Taro was fighting on Earth during his title series' run, creating the Taiga Spark that would be used by future members of the Tri-Squad. After accepting Taro's offer of friendship, the two became close friends and frequently went on interstellar travels to various alien planets. History Past Īs chronicled in his title novel Tregear's Story/Blue Shadow ( トレギア物語／青い影, Toregia Monogatari/Aoi Kage), Tregear was an introverted young Ultra with fascination for forbidden knowledges. The latter is similarly translated into Tregear's name by the Land of Light citizens in his title novel.
Ultraman Tregear was named by producer Yukinobu Tsuruta, based on the Greek words for "morbid curiosity" ( Greek: τρέλα περιέργεια, tréla periérgeia). As his human form Kirisaki, the black and white colored shirt he is wearing was designed by director Ryuichi Ichino as a nod to Tregear's distorted point of view towards light and darkness. His background as a former friend of Taro is a late addition exclusive to the series. In Ultraman Taiga, Tregear's established position as a major antagonist was written differently so as to make him as a contrast against past villains.
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Takao acknowledged that Tregear's tendency to appear from LCD surfaces were akin to Alexis Kerib from SSSS.Gridman, but added that the script for the movie was already written long before the anime's release. Tregear's mannerisms is based on the stereotypical gentleman antagonists in the James Bond film franchise. Scriptwriter Takao Nakano envisioned a pyramid hierarchy to compare Tregear's position as one whose capable of interacting with the human mind without showing his face. Īccording to director Masayoshi Takesue, Ultraman Tregear was made to replace Belial as a recurring antagonist for the future Ultra Series. For Tregear's fight against Ultraman Groob in the climax scene of Ultraman R/B The Movie, a CG animation model was made for the evil Ultra in order to interact with the entire CG appearance of the unified Ultra Warrior. His pointed legs were modeled after the Ultraman B Type suit's shoes. As of Ultraman Taiga, this appearance is regarded as his sealed form to signify Tregear's departure from being an Ultraman. As no other details were given, Masayuki envisioned Tregear as a masked figure with multiple body restraints and a sealed Color Timer. Ultraman Tregear was designed by artist Masayuki Gotou under the orders to make "an evil Ultraman like Belial".
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