Ultraman Ginga

Ultraman Ginga
Created by Tsuburaya Productions
Written by
Directed by
  • Yuichi Abe
  • Tomoo Haraguchi
  • Kengo Kaji
  • Yoshikazu Ishii
  • Yusuke Murakami
Starring
  • Takuya Negishi
  • Mio Miyatake
  • Mizuki Ohno
  • Kirara
  • Takuya Kusakawa
Composer(s) Takao Konishi
Country of origin Japan
No. of episodes 11 + EX Episode
Production
Running time 30 mins
Release
Original network TV Tokyo
Original release July 10 – December 18, 2013
Chronology
Preceded by Neo Ultra Q
Followed by Ultraman Ginga S
External links
Website

Ultraman Ginga (ウルトラマンギンガ Urutoraman Ginga) is a Japanese television series produced by Tsuburaya Productions which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the company and is part of the New Ultraman Retsuden programming block on TV Tokyo.[1] A second season titled Ultraman Ginga S aired in 2014.

Story

Ultraman Ginga (right) and Jean-nine (left), the series' main heroes.

All of the Ultramen and monsters have been turned into figures known as Spark Dolls (スパークドールズ Supāku Dōruzu) and become scattered throughout the universe. A young man named Hikaru Raidō finds an item called the Ginga Spark (ギンガスパーク Ginga Supāku) which not only allows him to become Ultraman Ginga, but also allows him to go UltLive (ウルトライブ Urutoraibu)[2] with the figures to change them to their rightful size and become one with them. Hikaru fights with his friends to uncover the darkness behind the Spark Dolls. Alien Nackie drops a clue that the wielder of darkness resides in their very elementary school.

In the final episode, the master of darkness, Dark Lugiel reveals himself. He destroys the elementary school before proceeding to defeat Ginga. When all hope seems lost, Ultraman Taro regains his true form and rises to fight Dark Lugiel. He manages to revive Ginga before being defeated himself, and Ginga and Lugiel have an intense battle on the moon, ending with Lugiel's defeat. Ginga and Taro say their goodbyes to Hikaru and friends as they leave Earth for their homeland.

Episodes

  1. Town Where Stars Fall (星の降る町 Hoshi no Furu Machi)
  2. A Midsummer Night's Dream (夏の夜の夢 Natsu no Yoru no Yume)
  3. The Twin-Headed Flame Beast (双頭の火炎獣 Sōtō no Kaenjū)
  4. The Idol Is Ragon (アイドルはラゴン Aidoru wa Ragon)
  5. The Hater of Dreams (夢を憎むもの Yume o Nikumu Mono)
  6. The Battle for Dreams (夢を懸けた戦い Yume o Kaketa Tatakai)
  7. The Closed World (閉ざされた世界 Tozasareta Sekai)
  8. The Stolen Ginga Spark (奪われたギンガスパーク Ubawareta Ginga Supāku)
  9. The Jet Black Ultra Brothers (漆黒のウルトラ兄弟 Shikkoku no Urutora Kyōdai)
  10. Darkness and Light (闇と光 Yami to Hikari)
  11. Your Future (きみの未来 Kimi no Mirai)

Films

Cast

Songs

Opening theme
Ending theme
Insert theme

International broadcast

See also

References

  1. ↑ "新ウルトラヒーロー！その名は「ウルトラマンギンガ」！ | ウルトラマン列伝オフィシャルブログ『ウルトラマン"ブログ"列伝』" (in Japanese). blog.m-78.jp. 2013-04-12. Retrieved 2013-04-13.
  2. ↑ "ウルトライブしてみよう！ | ウルトラマンギンガ | おもちゃ情報 | バンダイ公式サイト". B-boys.jp. Retrieved 2013-09-01.
  3. ↑ Twitter/Canopus_072, archived from the original on 2014-02-26, retrieved 2016-07-21
  4. ↑ "Ultraman Ginga อุลตร้าแมนกิงกะ". workpointtv.com (in Thai). Retrieved 12 December 2015.
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