You must defeat Geronimon while you still can. In five hours, over 60 monsters from across the world will gather in Japan. The monster that the SSSP and Ultraman have defeated are being resurrected by Geronimon's power and are planning an assault on the SSSP as revenge. Pigmon's chattering was translated in the next day: The sudden revival of Dorako and Telesdon at night only caused Pigmon to intensely panic in Gonda's lab. Hayata managed to reassure that both the Ultraman and SSSP are codependent on each others especially with the case of Antlar and Kemular. Gonda managed to finish the translator, but the sleepless Ide was pressured by his work, especially taking the fact that no matter how much effort the SSSP did, it was Ultraman in the end who finished the job with defeating the monsters. While bringing it to the SSSP headquarters, they decided to contact Professor Gonda to decipher Pigmon's chattering. SSSP members were alarmed by Pigmon's sudden reappearance at a Ginza toy store. #Ultraman #Episode11 #TheRascalfromOuterSpace ~ Not Making Money On This Channel & Video ~ It is gathered by Ultraman and taken back into space. The towering monster re-transforms back into the softball-sized meteorite, which Hayata calls a telepathic stone and says doesn't belong here. Seeing what his creation is doing, he wishes the creature away. As Gango sees Ultraman running out of time, as his (Ultraman's) warning light indicates, the criminal awakens from his coma.
But owing to Gango's cowardly nature, the fight takes up enough time for Ultraman to weaken. Finally, Shin Hayata, one of the Patrol's members, has his Jet VTOL knocked into water near the hotel location while under water, he ignites the Beta Capsule and is transformed into Ultraman, who then fights Gango.
Gango is met by the JSDF and the Science Patrol, but all their weapons can do is sever one of his radar-like ears, which sends Gango into an enraged frenzy. Injured, He ends up in a coma, leaving Tokyo at the mercy of Gango, who proceeds to act like a child who plays much too roughly. (This monster is called Gyango in the English translation transmitted to the United States in the 1960s.) The man uses Gango to play tricks on people, steal money and cause practical jokes within a hotel, but he soon ends up wishing Gango to grow to a giant size. He uses the rock from space to create a monster, called Gango. This man, though not truly evil, is mischievous. Further study is approved, and that study is being conducted until a man with a limp steals the unusual stone. It transforms into any object or person into which the person holding it at the time commands it to transform. Hoshino and his friends find a tiny meteorite which displays incredible mental powers.
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