Dark Lugiel is the Main Villain of Ultraman Ginga.
Dark Lugiel is the overarching main antagonist in Crossover War Heroes Series. Dark Lugiel is Black Hat's master.
Crossover War Heroes Series[]
Crossover War Heroes: Iron-Blooded Kid Warriors[]
Dark Lugiel debutted as an overarching main villain in Crossover War Heroes Series.
Dark Lugiel and his minions made a cameo flashback in the distant past about 65,000,000 BC. He and his minions landed on earth after the dinosaurs had died out. Dark Lugiel and his minions unleashed the reign of terror on the planet Earth.
Suddenly, Millenniummon and Dark Lugiel's followers were confronted by Eldran. Before the start of the war, Eldran summons the four powerful mechas and other ancient heroes. The War was started. Millenniummon and Dark Lugiel's minions fought Eldran's unified army of heroes. During the long battle, Black Hat and many villains were now defeated and the unified army of heroes is victorious. Black Hat and his henchmen were sealed by Namine and the Gods of the Multi-Universe in the hibernation of years. Eldran, Namine, and many heroes worked together. Suddenly, only Horobi and his robotic alien companions survived the greatest defeats. So that, they can have their revenge against the Gods and many heroes for besting Black Hat and his followers. In the present day, he is described and codenamed as The Devil by Princess Shayla.
Powers and Abilities[]
Dark Energy Attacks - The user can release/use dark energy to attacks of various shapes and/or intensities, either projected, used as a part of melee attacks, etc.
Darkness Deity Physiology - Dark Lugiel with this ability either is or can transform into a Darkness Deity, a god/goddess who represents or is associated with darkness, shadows and the night. Darkness and Night Deities can be found throughout most of recorded history in various forms.
Trivia[]
- Dark Lugiel's behavior and design may be an allusion to The Devil in Abrahamic religions (known by the names Satan and Lucifer) and the entity's popular depictions, as both had betrayed their respective masters and became obsessed with a desire for destruction.