Julie

Julie is an extraterrestrial-born woman who merged with Ultraman Justice. Her only appearance was in Ultraman Cosmos Vs Ultraman Justice: The Final Battle, she also serves as a secondary antagonist and later protagonist halfway through the film. Some time before the beginning of the movie, Julie and Ultraman Justice merged so he could exist on Earth for an extended period of time to fulfill their mission given to them by Delaxion, to 'reset' life on Earth at the expense of all current life forms inhabiting it.

Arriving just before to Gloker Pawns, she telepathically contacted Musashi questioning him on why he had separated from Ultraman Cosmos. Then the two Glokers arrived along with Cosmos who battled the machines to protect the ships that would take Earth's monsters to a world where they could live in peace, Julie question the notion of the 'dream' Musashi spoke of before he remerged with Cosmos to assist him. Seeing the machines be deactivated, Julie denounced the dream as simple foolishness before transforming into Justice who reactivated the machines and eventually 'killed' Cosmos and Musashi.

Publication Information

Cosmos : Julie
Japanese : ジュリ
Version : Ultraman Cosmos Series
Type : Human Disguise Of Ultraman Justice
Known As : Ultraman Justice
Affiliation : Gloker
Gender : Female
HomeWorld :
First Appearance : Ultraman Cosmos vs Ultraman Justice : The Final Battle
Last Appeareance :
Number of Appeareance :
Portrayer : Kazue Fukiishi
Voice Actress : Osamu Ryutani : Ultraman Justice
Main View :

She appeared later at a conference for the world's leaders explaining her purpose and the fate of the world before leaving. As she walked the Earth, she watched humans from afar seeing them only as the base creatures she was told they were, until she met a little girl and a little puppy who made her begin to question her mission and her notions of humanity.

When the humans attacked the Gloker ship the minions of Delaxion attacked in full force, Julie was still apathetic to the plight of the humans but was shocked to see the Earth's monsters had joined in to battle with the Earth forces. Sensing the little girl she met before, Julie sped of to rescue her and was touched by the notion that she refused to leave her puppy despite the risk to her own life. Finally seeing what Cosmos saw in mankind, Julie helped the pair and transformed into Justice, this time to save Humanity.

After a long battle Justice/Julie was shocked to see a revived Cosmos who healed her and the two went forth to defeat the last Gloker before heading out to face the superweapon Gloker Endra. Despite their new found strength the two were defeated but they fused their powers together into Ultraman Legend stopping the superweapon. The superbeing separated back into Cosmos/Musashi and Justice/Julie as Delaxion appeared, Julie vouched for the people of Earth. The two Ultras eventually changed back into human forms and Julie and Musashi were met by the Earthling's friends, just as Julie cracked her first smile ever since she appeared on Earth.

Abilities:

ESP : Demonstrated when she sensed and saw the little girl and her puppy in the rubble and knew exactly where to find them.
Strength and Agility : Demonstrated when she fought a gang of bikers, tossing them about and leaping several feet into the air.
Levitation : In said battle she stood in the air for an impossible amount of time and descended at an unnaturally slow speed.
Super speed/Teleportation : Demonstrated when she moved from the outskirts of the city to the little girl's location in little to no time.
Holographic Projections : Demonstrated during the conference of world leaders, a light shined from her eyes erecting a holographic video.

Form

Ultraman Justice

Main Article : Ultraman Justice
- Origin :
- Version : Ultraman Cosmos Series
- Type : Ultra Warriors
- Height : 46 m
- Weight : 41,000 t
- Flight Speed : Mach 13
- Running Speed : Mach 3.5
- Underwater Speed : Mach 2.8
- Burrowing Speed : Mach 3.5
- Jumping Height : 1600 m
- Grip Strength : 100,000t
Standard Mode is Justice's initial appearance, which can be considered as an equivalent to Cosmos' Luna Mode, where he demonstrated high mobility and performance.