In the Final Battle against Magata no Orochi, Zero manifests in the real world to help Orb deliver a massive fatal blow against the final Demon King Beast by firing his Wide Zero Shot. His Ultra Fusion Card was collected by Gai Kurenai/Ultraman Orb after he defeated Maga-Pandon and used along with Ultraman Jack's in present times to assume Ultraman Orb Hurricane Slash form. Despite not appearing in the series, Zero was the one who sealed Maga-Pandon in ancient times.In Ultraman X The Movie: Here Comes! Our Ultraman! (2016), Zero battles a Tsurugi Demaaga in Shanghai, China and destroys the kaiju with his Wide Zero Shot after being empowered by Ultraman X's Beta Spark Armor Cyber Wings.He later teams up with the titular Ultra of the series against Nackle and Black King. Appearing in episode 5, he was chasing an Alien Nackle after the alien was reported for being a thief and an arms dealer.In the battle, he's forced to fight an Eteldummy of his Arch-Enemy Ultraman Belial. In the Final Battle against Etelgar, he assists both Ginga and Victory (as Ginga Victory), along with Cosmos and the rest of the Heisei Ultras. After meeting Ginga and Victory, the Ultra trains them so they will be able to use the Ultra Fusion Brace given by Ultraman King. Unfortunately, Etelgar escaped and promised that Zero will be his last target. Ultraman Ginga S The Movie: Showdown! The 10 Ultra Warriors! (2015): Zero pursues Etelgar after Ultraman Cosmos was defeated by the aforementioned perpetrator.

Some episodes of Retsuden have the aforementioned added Ultra Zero Fight segments, detailing Ultraman Zero's further adventures. Most episodes are simply previous Ultra Series episodes or portions of Ultra films with the only difference being a new opening theme and commentary by Zero at the beginning and end of the episode. Ultraman Retsuden (2011-2016): A television series in which Zero navigates the viewer through the history of the Ultra Series.

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