| Ultraman | |
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| Appeared in | Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths |
| Status | Incarcerated |
| Actor | Brian Bloom |
Ultraman is a founding member of the Crime Syndicate. He is the evil doppelganger of Superman and the archenemy of Lex Luthor of their Earth.
Biography[]
Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths[]
Ultraman and his teammates appeared before Lex Luthor after he tried to escape, outraged to see one of their members killed. Luthor, on the other hand, grabbed out a device and teleported him away as he activated it, revealing it to be a dimensional travel device. Ultraman frowned upon seeing that.
Ultraman called a meeting in order to discuss the vacuum caused by the death of J'edd J'arkus. The meeting soon turns to Owlman discussing his plan to the Crime Syndicate about using a bomb called the Quantum Eigenstate Device that is capable of destroying an entire planet. When Ultraman learns about it, he announces that the governments of the world has two choices: bow down to the Crime Syndicate or die.
Ultraman later appears before Lex Luthor as he and Superman take on Olsen, whose watch they used to summon him. Lex takes on Ultraman, but could barely harm him. Ultraman was about to kill Lex Luthor until Luthor got out a piece of blue Kryptonite, weakening Ultraman. The villain questioned this as he destroyed all Kryptonite on Earth but Lex reveals he found it on another earth from his dimension traveling. He turned the tables on Ultraman and defeated him as he and Olsen were then arrested, but Ultraman was then freed by the President, who was under Ultraman's influence ever since the Crime Syndicate killed his wife.
Ultraman appears before President Wilson at the White House, threatening to kill his daughter who is encouraging to stand up to the Crime Syndicate. President Wilson, angered, threatened Ultraman that he will nuke him if he comes near his daughter. Ultraman slaps Wilson in the face, telling him that his team is working on a bomb to equalize the nukes, before leaving.
At the Crime Syndicate's moonbase, the Crime Syndicate were putting their finishing touches on the Quantum Trigger until the Justice League arrived. As both dimensional counterparts were busily fighting each other, Luthor tried to deactivate the Quantum Trigger, but was too late as Owlman teleported himself away with it. Ultraman had no idea about Owlman's true intentions with the Quantum Trigger, so they allowed the heroes to stop him with the help of Johnny Quick.
After Batman stopped Owlman and after Johnny Quick died from ageing to an old man, he tells the Justice League to leave his base. However, Martian Manhunter and President Wilson appeared at the moon base with the army. As their plan failed, and after many leading members have died or were defeated, Ultraman had no choice but to surrender himself along with a few founding members of the Crime Syndicate.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Kryptonian Physiology: Being a native of the planet Krypton, Ultraman's physiology grants him unique physical powers on the planet Earth. These powers are due to the radiation of Earth's yellow sun and the weaker gravity of the planet he now lives upon.
- Solar Energy Absorption: Ultraman's natural biology enables him to soak up ultraviolet radiation and store it in his body. This makes him similar to that of a solar battery.
- Invulnerability: Ultraman's dense molecular structure makes him virtually impervious. This means he cannot feel pain and his body is unharmed by virtually anything. This also makes him immune to all known human ailments as well as toxins and poisons.
- Superhuman Healing: Though virtually indestructible, whenever Ultraman sustains injury, his healing factor makes him able to regenerate within mere moments.
- Longevity: Ultraman's healing factor halts his aging, at his prime.
- Self-Sustenance: Ultraman does not need air, water, food or sleep to survive.
- Superhuman Strength: Ultraman has the ability to lift an incalculable amount of weight over his head with ease. This is due to the fact that his body is denser than an average human, making him able to lift several tons without breaking a sweat.
- Superhuman Speed: Ultraman can move at super and possibly hyper-sonic speeds. This power also enables him to have reflexes too fast for a human eye to comprehend.
- Superhuman Hearing: Ultraman can hear anything and everything from distances he's not even presently located. He is able to pick up even the slightest vibrations through physical contact, enabling him to perceive his surroundings as precisely as normal sight.
- Superhuman Vision: Ultraman's eyes give him a variety of optical based powers. This ability gives him the power to see in the electromagnetic spectrum, see things from a great distance, see things at the microscopic level x-ray vision.
- Super Breath: Ultraman's respiratory system gives him the ability to intake more air than a human, then expel it with the power of a hurricane. He can also use this same power to freeze objects as well.
- Heat Vision: One of Ultraman's most powerful abilities is the ability to generate and emit powerful beams of energy from his eyes.
- Flight: Ultraman is capable of self-propelled flight thanks to his dense molecular structure as well as the gravitational pull of the Earth which is weak by his standards.
Abilities[]
- Hand-To-Hand Combatant: Ultraman is proficient in various forms of hand-to-hand combat. His superhuman strength and speed complement his fighting skills, making him a formidable opponent in close-quarters combat.
Relationships[]
- Superman - Good counterpart.
- Crime Syndicate - Teammates.
- Justice League - Enemies.
- Jimmy Olsen - Pal, bodyguard, doorman and chauffeur.
Appearances/Voice Actors[]
- Animation (1 film)
Trivia[]
- Despite sharing the same name, he isn't to be mistaken with the 1966 Tsuburaya's Ultraman and they are two years apart. (DC's Ultraman was made in 1964 Tsuburaya's was made in 1966)
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