| “ | How vexing it must be, Father of Ultra. The future of this "irreplacable planet" as you like to call it, has just ended! | „ |
| ~ Alien Empera to Father of Ultra |
| “ | I am the Emperor of Darkness, you people of light, shall vanish into eternal darkness. | „ |
| ~ Alien Empera to the Ultras in Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy. |
Alien Empera is one of the overarching antagonists in the Ultraman franchise, being the overarching antagonist of the Ultraman Showa continuity and the main antagonist of Ultraman Mebius and a posthumous antagonist in Ultraman Mebius Side Story: Ghost Rebirth.
He is voiced by the late Kenji Utsumi in Ultraman Mebius, and Tomokazu Seki in Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- After his planet's sun died, and he was the only survivor, he embraced the darkness and decided to expunge all light in the universe, therefore shirking his own tragedy.
- Attacked the Land of Light with an army of kaiju, thus causing the Ultimate Wars, and left a scar on the Father of Ultra.
- During the Ultimate Wars, he used his sword and powers to kill dozens of Ultramen and women of the Land of Light and likely caused a wide number of casualties along the way.
- Even after his defeat, he would still be held responsible for being the influential source that caused previous Kaiju and Seijin attacks during the following years in the Showa era's continuity.
- Sent two Alien Temperors to kill the Ultra Brothers.
- Staged multiple Kaiju and Seijin attacks on Earth while Ultraman Mebius was protecting it through Space-Time Waves.
- Formed the Four Heavenly Kings, a group of Seijin veterans from the Ultimate Wars, to kill Mebius when he prevailed against his kaiju attacks.
- After Alien Mefilas retreated from fighting Ultraman and Mebius, Empera executed him for failing to kill the ultras and decided to take over the earth himself. In addition, Mefilas made an honorable promise to meet them again in battle before it broke.
- He engulfed the sun into complete darkness to let the planet die as petty revenge on the Father of Ultra for his wound thousands of years ago.
- He sent a total of 13 Inpelaizers, one of his strongest foot soldiers, into several different countries to destroy and threaten the planet if they do not banish Mebius. When they refused, he activated the Inpelaizers to attack all 13 countries respectively.
- Destroyed half of Tokyo and brought darkness to where he stood.
- Tried to destroy the GUYS base, only to inadvertently kill Zamsher instead.
- Destroyed Ultraman Mebius, although he was revived later.
- Even after his death, he had Armored Darkness continue his goals in case something happened to him.
- Despite embracing the darkness, the narrative never confirmed how it came to be to make him look like a "Made of Evil" kind, and even if he did it to survive, he maintains Moral Agency since he was capable of understanding his defeat before his time came and does seem to have awareness of his actions but nonetheless continued either way.
- Although he did come to terms with his death in the end and accepted it, there was nothing he could do to stop himself from dying and he couldn't change what was happening. Even if he seemingly accepted it peacefully, it didn't stop the fact that Mechazam was meant to be his vessel, and as explicitly stated by the revived Four Heavenly Kings, his essences contained his grudges, meaning he didn't accept his death at all.
Trivia[]
- He could arguably be considered to be the very first Pure Evil in the Ultraman franchise when he was first mentioned and introduced during the Showa era, despite not making a full physical appearance.
- He, alongside Bogar, are the only Ultraman Mebius villains to be Pure Evil.
- His Eteldummy clone couldn't count as Pure Evil due to being created by Etelgar to defeat Ultraman Mebius.
External links[]
- Alien Empera at the Villains Wiki
- Alien Empera at the Ultraman Wiki
- Alien Empera on the Entertainingly Detestable Wiki
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