Evolved To'kustars are the evolved form of To'kustars.
Biology[]
Anatomy[]
Evolved To'kustars are large humanoid creatures with four-fingered hands and slightly muscular bodies. They have white faces, chests, and feet, blue arms, legs, and stomach, a red and white blade and two smaller white horns on their heads, and white and red forearms with pointed elbows.
Powers and abilities[]
Evolved To'Kustars have extraordinary strength, even in proportion to their size. Technically speaking, they are physically stronger than regular To'kustars.
Evolved To'kustars can blast strong pale blue cosmic rays powerful enough to disintegrate a small fleet of spaceships and destroy planets in one shot by positioning their arms in an L shape.
Evolved To'kustars can create disc-like projectiles from the same energy as their cosmic rays.
Unlike regular To'kustars, evolved To'kustars are capable of flight.
Weaknesses[]
There is a clear limit to an evolved To'kustar's enhanced durability, as certain energy attacks can harm them.
Evolved To'kustars can be harmed by acidic substances, such as acid rain generated by Dagon.
Notes[]
- Much like regular To'kustars, evolved To'kustars are based on the heroes of Ultraman franchise. Their physical design bears a striking resemblance to Ultraman Taro, whereas their color schemes better resemble Ultraman Dyna.
- The way an evolved To'kustar leaps into the air with their right fist extended upwards is a reference to the "Rise" transformation.
- An evolved To'kustar's body-spinning is a reference to Ultraman's High Spin technique.
- The cosmic disks used by an Evolved To'kustar are modeled after Ultraman's Ultra-Slash technique.
- Evolved To'kustars are some of the few evolved species to share the same body-type as their devolved counterparts.
- Though Element X has the potential to destroy a solar system, evolved To'kustars can "tank it for sure".[1]
- Like other evolved species, evolved To'kustars are not a naturally occurring species. Rather, they are by-products of pre-existing alien DNA.[2][3]
- Had Ultimate Way Big made an appearance in Omniverse as one of Albedo's transformations, Derrick J. Wyatt would have given him a more "upgraded" look. This would have been accomplished by amping up his armor and taking inspiration from other Ultraman heroes, rather than looking anything like the Way Bads.[3]
- If Tom Perkins were to be given the opportunity to design his own take on Ultimate Way Big, he would make him look similar to Way Big's appearance in the original series but with extra eyes.[4]