Captain Ultra (series)

Captain Ultra

Air date	April 16, 1967 to September 24, 1967
Directed by	Hajime Sato, Akira Kashima, Koichi Takemoto, Minoru Yamada, Katsuhiko Taguchi, Hajime Sato, Yoshiharu Tomita
Written by	Susumu Takaku, Norio Osada, Arashi Ishizu, Minoru Yamada, Fuyunori Gobu, Tsunehisa Ito, Masaki Tsuji, Koichi Otsu, Goro Hanawa, Mitsuro Yamazaki, Tatsu Iguchi, Takeo Kaneko
Music by	Isao Tomita
Producer(s)	Toru Hirayama, Taiji Ueda
Genre(s)	Tokusatsu, Drama
Channel(s)	Tokyo Broadcasting System
Episodes	24

Captain Ultra (宇宙特撮シリーズキャプテンウルトラ, Uchū Tokusatsu Shirīzu: Kyaputen Urutora^?, lit. Special Effects Space Series: Captain Ultra) is a tokusatsu drama television series co-produced by Toei Company, Ltd. and TBS. It served as a preparation for Ultraseven. It ran on TBS from April 16, 1967 to September 24, 1967 in Japan.

Plot

To be added

Episodes

Alien Vandel Attacks
One Space Station Crisis
Magnet Monster Galvan Appears
Primitive Monster Blukong Appears
Giant Vandel Appears!
Mysterious Weapon Gebird Appears
Counterattack of the Primitive Monster Bourbon
Two Giant Monsters Appear in Mars City
Monster Vandel Egg Appears
Spy Rocket Waldar Appears!
Fourth Dimensional Satellite Nozlar Appears
Defeat the Vandel Aliens
Iridescence Monster Goslar Appears!
Metal Human Metallinome Appears!
Comet Monster Jaian Appears
Thunder Storm Monster Amegon Appears!
Synthetic Monster Backton Appears!
Ghost Monster Kyudora Appears
Mythic Monster Urugon Appears!
Specter Monster Shamollar Appears!
Radio Wave Monster Alien Raigon Appears!
Monster Army Appears!
Beat it Monster Army!
Go! Captain Beyond the Universe

Appearances

Characters

Space Patrol

Joe
Huck

Heroes

Captain Ultra

Monsters and Aliens

Alien Vandel
Vandelar
Gindar
Galban
Blukong
Gebird
Bourbon
Vandel Egg
Waruder
Ghoslar
Nozlar
Metallinome
Amegon
Bakuton
Kyudora
Urugon
Shamolar
Raigon
Fossil of Promezaurus

Gallery

Title Card

Music

"Captain Ultra"
"Space March"

Production