"I don't understand, He looks just like..."
"Ultraman again?"
"No, this one looks a lot older."

―Capt. Muramatsu, Akiko Fuji, and Doctor Iwamoto

Zoffy (ゾフィー, Zofī, Zoffy^?) also known as Ultraman Zoffy, is a fictional alien superhero who first appeared in the final episode of the original Ultraman series (Episode 39, "Farewell, Ultraman"), thus becoming the very second Ultra-Being from Nebula M78.

Contents 1 History 1.1 Ultraman 1.2 Andro Melos 1.2.1 Trivia 1.3 Ultraman Neos 1.4 Ultraman Mebius 1.5 Ultraman Retsuden 2 Profile 3 Techniques 4 Human Host 5 Gallery

History

Ultraman

Zoffy is Ultraman's chief in the Land of Light and upon his first appearance was referred to as "Commander" by the hero. When Ultraman became desperate in his tough fight against Zetton , Zoffy came to Earth to rescue him. While he arrived too late to help Ultraman battle the creature or to fight it himself (as the Science Patrol destroyed Zetton before his arrival), he was able to save his subordinate's life by temporarily separating him from his human host so he could be treated properly at their homeworld.

Zoffy would appear many times during the various Ultra series, normally to help combat a dire threat. He was not always so lucky in these appearances, being killed on a few occasions and having to be rescued himself. One example was when Ultraman Taro was killed by the monster Birdon, he returned Taro to the Land of light and then fought Birdon himself. While he was capable of hurting the monster, Zoffy was eventually overpowered and killed but later recovered by a revived Taro and returned to the Land of Light to be healed himself. Over the years, more information was learned about Zoffy, such as the various metallic studs on his shoulders and chest being medals of honor and that while the superior of many of the Ultras (including Ultraman Taro, Ultraman Ace and Ultraman), Zoffy himself reports to the Father of Ultra. As captain of the Ultras, he was responsible for sending many Ultras to Earth to defend it. He has never taken a human form (like Ultraseven did) or taken a human host (like many Ultras, including the original Ultraman did), until the end of the series featuring Ultraman Mebius, where he and Shingo Sakomizu , Commander of the new Crew GUYS, merged and participated in the final battle against Alien Empera, combining the power of his M87 Beam with Mebius Phoenix Brave's Mebium-Knight Shot to severely injure Alien Empera so Mebius could finish the evil alien off. He generally borrows a human's form on occasions when he needs to meet with his fellows as humans. Apparently strict and somewhat humorless, Zoffy takes his job very seriously, as demonstrated when he threatened to use his authority to strip Ultraman Taro of his position for various offenses.

Andro Melos

Zoffy takes the alias of Andro Melos after being thrown in to a black hole by Ace Killer and fights monsters and aliens on his own like all the other Ultramen. After a while he is joined by Andro Mars in his battle against the monsters, then Ultraseven is seemingly killed, then Andro Wolf appears to Melos(Zoffy) and Mars begins to think that Wolf is Ultra seven ,but are proven wrong when they find Ultraseven being held by the evil Juda (the main antagonist of the show). After destroying Juda, it is revealed

that he was a robot, Zoffy reveals who he really is and how he survived the black hole. He was rescued by the real Andro Melos who for unknown reasons gave Zoffy his armor, but after freeing Seven, Zoffy returns the armor and goes back to the Land of Light with Seven, leaving the real Melos to replace him.

Trivia

• Zoffy (as Andro Melos) is shown firing a beam from his helmet in the Andro Melos show. 

Ultraman Neos

Zoffy first appears in the series during Genki's flash back of when he first merged with Neos. He was there with Ultraman Neos and Ultraseven 21. Zoffy was the one who explained what was going on to Genki and watched with 21 as he received his Estreliar from Neos. Later, at the end of the series Zoffy and Seven21 appears over the fallen Neos to revive him. At Seven21's suggestion Zoffy returned to the land of Light to acquire enough Life Energy that Neos could separate from Genki without leaving him to die.

  

Ultraman Mebius

Zoffy appears in the final episode of the series, Episode 50, being the last in line of the Ultramen guest star (Besides Astra, who did not even make an appearance). Zoffy appears at the critical moment when Ultraman Mebius in Phoenix Brave Mode was firing his Mebium-Knight Shot at Alien Emperor. Zoffy appeared to help by firing his signature attack, the M87 Beam through the final METEOR, the Specium Redoublizer. Eventually after Alien Emperor is weakened sufficiently, Zoffy allows Mebius to go ahead and use his final attack in Phoenix Brave Mode, the Mebium Phoenix, which finally puts down Alien Emperor.

Ultraman Retsuden

During Ultra Zero fight part two, during the weeks after Belial took over Zero's body, until he was expelled Zoffy was the host of Retsuden in Zero's place.

Profile

• Height: 45 m
• Weight: 45,000 tons
• Age: 25,000 years old
• Flight speed: Mach 10
• 650 km per hour speed: traveling
• Underwater Speed: 300 knots
• Jumping distance: 450 m
• Brawn: Zoffy can lift 160,000 tons
• Occupation: Space Guard Captain
• Hobbies: Gymnastics
• Family structure
  • Father: Father of Ultra 's best friend. Died in the line of duty in the war against Alien Empera.
  • Mother: Although the details are unclear, she has already passed away.
  • Ultraman King (set at the time magazine broadcasting) there's a theory that he is the grandfather of Zoffy, through his mother

Techniques

• M78 Beam: One of Zoffy's finisher beams, shot with his left/right hand and other arm extended. It's said to be the most powerful beam in the universe.

• M78 Beam B: Zoffy's "L" style version of the M87 beam. Can destroy monsters in one blow.

• Z-Ray: Zoffy can fire a lightning beam from his fingertips. Very powerful, and will electrocute foes on impact.

• Zoffy Slash: Zoffy's version of the Ultra-Slash. Identical to Ultraman's. Can slice through monsters with ease.

• Ultra Converter: Given to Ultraman Ace to restore his power, which was almost depleted when he was trapped underground by Gironman. It's an arm bracelet that restores the power of the being equipped with it as long as it's equipped.

• Ultra-Frost: Zoffy can emit a mist from his clasped hands that can freeze monsters. Used to preserve Taro's body to take back home so he could be revived
• Ultra Twinkle Way: A road of light that transports objects in space. Used to transport the body of Ultraman Taro, who had been killed by Birdon
• Teleportation: Zoffy once teleported Yūko Minami to the dimension to which Seiji Hokuto had been taken, allowing the two to form Ultraman Ace, so that Ace was able to fight Yapool.
• Travel Sphere: Like many Ultras Zoffy can create a travel to get around the universe.
• Beta Capsule: Similar to Ultraman's Zoffy used this device to separate Hayata and Ultraman after their defeat at the hands of Zetton so Ultraman could receive medical attention back home.

• Extraordinary Jumper: Like Ultraman, Zoffy is able to jump to great heights.
• Unknown Beam: In Andro Melos, Zoffy (as Andro Melos) was show firing a beam from his head.

Human Host

Zoffy has never taken human form or take a human host except in Ultraman Taro were he temporally took the form of Professor Ohtani, and an unnamed volleyball player. Then at the end of the series Ultraman Mebius, he takes the position of Shingo Sakomizu who was trapped inside a burning GUYS HQ, however he only fused with Shingo to confront the threat from Alien Emperor.

Gallery

Ultramen
Showa Ultras	Ultraman | Zoffy | Ultraseven | Ultraman Jack | Ultraman Ace | Ultraman Taro | Ultraman Leo | Astra | Ultraman 80 | Ultraman Joneus
Heisei Ultras	Ultraman Great | Ultraman Powered |Ultraman Neos | Ultraseven 21 | Ultraman Zearth | Ultraman Tiga | Ultraman Dyna | Ultraman Gaia | Ultraman Agul | Ultraman Cosmos | Ultraman Justice | Ultraman Legend | Ultraman Max | Ultraman Xenon | Ultraman Mebius | Ultraman Hikari | Hunter Knight Tsurugi | Ultraman Zero | Ultraman Saga | Ultraman Ginga
The Ultra Force	Ultraman Chuck | Ultrawoman Beth | Ultraman Scott
Ultra N Project	Ultraman the Next | Ultraman Nexus | Ultraman Noa
Other Ultras	Superior | Father of Ultra | Mother of Ultra | Ultraman King | Elek | Loto | Amia | People of U40 | Yullian | Ancient Giants of Light | Ultraman Boy | Ultraman Nice | Ultra Kamen Rider | Hanuman
Manga Ultras	Zoffy (Story 0 Manga) | Ultraseven (Story 0 Manga) | Ultraman (Story 0 Manga) | Ultraman Ace (Story 0 Manga) | Ultraman Jack (Story 0 Manga) | Ultraman Leo (Story 0 Manga) | Astra (Story 0 Manga) | Ultraman Taro (Story 0 Manga) | Gorian | Zaji | Drew | Karaseru | Flare | Rutia | Arufon'nu | Ars | Acura | Manga Ultraman Tiga | Manga 2011 Ultraman
Imitation and Evil Ultras	Imitation Ultraman | Robot Ultraseven | Ace Robot | Imitation Astra | Delusion Ultraseven | Imitation Ultraman Joneus | Ultraman Shadow | Evil Tiga | Imitation Ultraman Dyna | Terranoid | Imitation Ultraman Gaia | Imitation Ultraman Agul |Imitation Ultraman Cosmos | Chaos Ultraman | Chaosroids | Dark Faust | Dark Mephisto | Dark Mephisto Zwei | Dark Zagi | Fake Ultraman Mebius | Fake Hunter Knight Tsurugi | Imitation Ultraman Mebius | Ultraman Belial | Darklops Zero | Robot Ultraman | Robot Zoffy | Robot Ultraman Jack | Ultraman Zero ghosts
The Dark Giants	Darramb | Hudra | Kamila
Other Tsuburaya Heroes	Mirrorman | Redman | Iron King | Fireman | Jumborg Ace | Jumborg 9 | Gridman | Servo | WoO | Mirror Man (Reflex) | Reimon| Mirror Knight | Glenfire | Jean-bot | Jean-nine

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