Ultraman Z
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Genre | Tokusatsu Superhero Kaiju Science fiction Kyodai Hero |
Created by | Tsuburaya Productions |
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Opening theme | "Goshōwa Kudasai Ware no Na o!" by Masaaki Endoh |
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Composer | Hijiri Anze |
Country of origin | Japan |
No. of episodes | 25[3] |
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Running time | 30 mins |
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Original network | TV Tokyo |
Original release | June 20 December 26, 2020 | –
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Preceded by | Ultraman Chronicle Zero & Geed |
Followed by | Ultraman Chronicle Z: Heroes' Odyssey |
Related shows | Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy Sevenger Fight |
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Ultraman Z (ウルトラマンZ, Urutoraman Zetto) is a Japanese tokusatsu drama produced by Tsuburaya Productions. It is the 32nd entry to the Ultra Series, the eighth and last entry to the New Generation Hero (ニュージェネレーションヒーロー, Nyū Jenerēshon Hīrō) lineup and celebrated the 10th anniversary of Ultraman Zero.[4][5][6][7] It premiered in TV Tokyo on June 20, 2020.
Synopsis[]
Remnants of Ultraman Belial, known as the Devil Splinters, were scattered across the universe and turned infected monsters into berserkers.[8][9] To combat the resulting chaos, the Land of Light created the Ultra Medals and Z Risers, but several of these devices were stolen by Celebro, forcing Ultraman Zero and his self-proclaimed disciple Z to chase it to the Earth. Z carried out his incapacitated master's mission and the Z Riser to recover the stolen Ultra Medals on Earth, where he bonded with STORAGE officer Haruki Natsukawa to combat the space monster Genegarg. Ever since then, Haruki assisted Z in reclaiming lost Ultra Medals and at the same time defending mankind from monsters and extraterrestrial threats.[4][5][6][7] Haruki's mission as a STORAGE member is accompanied by his senior/ace pilot Yoko Nakashima, the young scientist Yuka Ohta, the elderly repairman Kojiro Inaba and his captain Shota Hebikura, whose true identity is Jugglus Juggler from Ultraman Orb.
Meanwhile, the space parasite Celebro took possession of a youth named Shinya Kaburagi to create chaos and experimenting with the Ultra's technology to harbor the power of monsters.[8] In addition to Ultraman Z, he is also assisted by guest appearing Ultras; Riku/Ultraman Geed, Zero and his godfather Ace. STORAGE begins to create stronger machines and armaments, but as the series progressed, Celebro took over the GAFJ director Kuriyama to further the advancements of new weaponries and disbanded STORAGE. His true plan is to provoke mankind into creating their strongest weapon and turn it against them. He eventually possessed Yoko to hijack Ultroid Zero and transform it into the cyborg monster known as Destrudos to initiate his Civilization Self-Detsruction Game on Earth. Juggler reforms STORAGE in order to rescue Yoko as Haruki succeeded through sheer will, forcing Celebro to abandon her and possessed Destrudos as a last resort. After being knocked out of his strongest form, Ultraman Z unleashed his full power to destroy Destrudos and finally saving Earth. Celebro was captured by STORAGE and a vengeful Kaburagi to be dissected as Juggler resigned from the team to leave Earth. Haruki retains his bond with Z, but instead of staying in STORAGE, he decided to leave for outer space in order to continue Z's mission as an Ultraman, though he assured the rest of STORAGE that he would return to Earth on regular occasions.
Production[]
The entire project was conceived by Tsuburaya Productions with a different draft and story composition. Chief producer Tsugumi Kitaura offered Taguchi the role of the main director in August 2019 and the latter requested the inclusion of Kota Fukihara, as well as the pair to rewrite the original draft to their own preference. Production of the series started two months earlier than most of the New Generation Heroes series so as to anticipate the 2020 Summer Olympics prior to its initial postponement from the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. He also invited a screenwriter named Keigo Koyanagi and military supervisor Yasuhiro Koshi to provide an in-depth accuracy to the themes of military. Because Taguchi had participated in most of the New Generation Heroes instalments since Ultraman Ginga S, he decided to turn Ultraman Z as his own version of the line's conclusion. Jugglus Juggler's inclusion into the series was to expand his character after his last appearance in Ultraman Orb.[10]
In previous entries of the Ultra Series, the defense team concept was dropped out so as to save the production cost, but Taguchi proposed the inclusion of giant robots as alternatives to combat vehicles. The first to be created was King Joe STORAGE Custom, but Sevenger was introduced earlier in the series to garner attention from fans for its cuter appeal. The late inclusion of King Joe was to emphasize STORAGE's growth as an attack team and to prevent it from overshadowing Ultraman Z in the early episodes.[10]
The show's name was trademarked in China on December 27, 2019, and later in Japan on January 21, 2020, around 3 month before its announcement.[11][unreliable source?] Ultraman Z was immediately announced by official website of Tsuburaya Productions on March 26, 2020.[4][5][6][7] As the first trailer of the series was released on April 16, 2020, the official website of Tsuburaya Productions quickly announced Kiyotaka Taguchi as its main director, Tatsuomi Hamada's return as the show's supporting cast and finally Masaaki Endoh and Nami Tamaki singing the opening and ending themes respectively.[12] The entire cast members of STORAGE and GAFJ members made their live broadcast on June 5, 2020.[1][2] Automobile manufacturing company Toyota announced their cooperation in the series production by providing Toyota LQ as STORAGE's main transport.[13]
After his passing on May 17, Kōta Fukihara's role as the story editor was subsequently taken over by Taguchi, with Tsuburaya Productions and the production staffs of Ultraman Z publishing their tribute in the official sites.[1][2] According to Kohshu Hirano, filming of Ultraman Z was among those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan and went postponed for two months before it was resumed. This happened at some point before the series premiere on June 20.[14]
Reception[]
In addition to television airing, episodes of Ultraman Z were rebroadcast on YouTube for worldwide audience to watch, at Taguchi's suggestion, which also included English subtitles. According to Taguchi's interview in August 2020, the first episode met with good reception from various audience in the worldwide, especially the United States.[10]
Ultraman Z was ranked sixth place on 2020's "100 Internet Buzzwords" in Japan, held by Nico Nico Pedia and Pixiv Encyclopedia. The physical award was given to director Kiyotaka Taguchi during the award ceremony in December 15, 2020. Shota Hebikura, the alias of Jugglus Juggler in the series was also one of many entries in said award, having ranked 45th place. Taguchi admitted that Ultraman Z being an action-packed series was to originally anticipate the Olympics.[15] In July 21, 2021, Ultraman Z was labelled as the winner of the Best Dramatic Presentation category from the Seiun Award, making the series as the second entry in Ultra Series to obtain the award after Ultraman Tiga in 1998.[16][17]
Episodes[]
No. | Title | Writer | Original air date |
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1 | "Chant My Name!" Transcription: "Goshōwa Kudasai Ware no Na o!" (Japanese: ご唱和ください 我の名を!) | Kōta Fukihara | June 20, 2020 |
2 | "A Warrior's Principles" Transcription: "Senshi no Kokoroe" (Japanese: 戦士の心得) | Kōta Fukihara | June 27, 2020 |
3 | "Live Coverage! The Monster Transport Operation" Transcription: "Nama Chūkei! Kaijū Yusō Dai Sakusen" (Japanese: 生中継!怪獣輸送大作戦) | Kōta Fukihara | July 4, 2020 |
4 | "The Second Robot Activation Plan" Transcription: "Nigō Robo Kidō Keikaku" (Japanese: 二号ロボ起動計画) | Satoshi Suzuki | July 11, 2020 |
5 | "First Juggling" Transcription: "Fāsuto Jaguringu" (Japanese: ファースト・ジャグリング) | Takao Nakano | July 18, 2020 |
6 | "The Man Returns!" Transcription: "Kaettekita Otoko!" (Japanese: 帰ってきた男!) | Sotaro Hayashi | July 25, 2020 |
7 | "His Majesty's Medal" Transcription: "Heika no Medaru" (Japanese: 陛下のメダル) | Sotaro Hayashi | August 1, 2020 |
8 | "The Mystic Power" Transcription: "Shinpi no Chikara" (Japanese: 神秘の力) | Yuji Kobayashi | August 8, 2020 |
9 | "The Unidentified Object Convoy Order" Transcription: "Mikakunin Busshitsu Gosō Shirei" (Japanese: 未確認物質護送指令) | Satoshi Suzuki | August 15, 2020 |
10 | "Here Comes the Space Pirate!" Transcription: "Uchū Kaizoku Tōjō!" (Japanese: 宇宙海賊登場!) | Takao Nakano | August 22, 2020 |
SP | "Special Airborne Armor Secret File" Transcription: "Tokkūki Shīkuretto Fairu" (Japanese: 特空機シークレットファイル) | Ryo Ikeda | August 29, 2020 |
11 | "What Must Be Defended" Transcription: "Mamoru beki Mono" (Japanese: 守るべきもの) | Kōta Fukihara | September 5, 2020[18] |
12 | "The Cry of Life" Transcription: "Sakebu Inochi" (Japanese: 叫ぶ命) | Toshizo Nemoto | September 12, 2020 |
13 | "I'll Feast on Medals!" Transcription: "Medaru Itadakimasu!" (Japanese: メダルいただきます!) | Ryo Ikeda | September 19, 2020 |
14 | "Four-Dimensional Capriccio" Transcription: "Yojigen Kyōsōkyoku" (Japanese: 四次元狂騒曲) | Kōta Fukihara | September 26, 2020 |
15 | "A Warrior's Duty" Transcription: "Senshi no Shimei" (Japanese: 戦士の使命) | Kōta Fukihara | October 3, 2020 |
16 | "The Lion's Cry" Transcription: "Shishi no Koe" (Japanese: 獅子の声) | Yuji Kobayashi | October 10, 2020 |
17 | "Beliarok" Transcription: "Beriaroku" (Japanese: ベリアロク) | Takao Nakano | October 17, 2020 |
18 | "Rechallenge from the Year 2020" Transcription: "Nisen-nijū-nen no Sai Chōsen" (Japanese: 2020年の再挑戦) | Jun Tsugita | October 24, 2020 |
19 | "The Last Hero" Transcription: "Saigo no Yūsha" (Japanese: 最後の勇者) | Toshizo Nemoto | October 31, 2020 |
SP | "Bonds of Masters and Disciples" Transcription: "Tsunagu Shitei" (Japanese: つなぐ師弟) | Ryo Ikeda | November 7, 2020 |
20 | "To Care and What Lies Beyond" Transcription: "Omoi, Sono Saki ni" (Japanese: 想い、その先に) | Yuji Kobayashi | November 14, 2020 |
21 | "D4" | Satoshi Suzuki | November 21, 2020 |
22 | "Individual Tomorrows" Transcription: "Sorezore no Asu" (Japanese: それぞれの明日) | Sotaro Hayashi | November 28, 2020 |
23 | "Prelude to a Nightmare" Transcription: "Akumu e no Pureryūdo" (Japanese: 悪夢へのプレリュード) | Kōta Fukihara | December 5, 2020 |
24 | "The Game to Extinction" Transcription: "Metsubō e no Yūgi" (Japanese: 滅亡への遊戯) | Kōta Fukihara | December 12, 2020 |
25 | "Warriors Shining Beyond" Transcription: "Haruka ni Kagayaku Senshi-tachi" (Japanese: 遥かに輝く戦士たち) | Kōta Fukihara | December 19, 2020 |
SP | "Re:STORAGE" Transcription: "Ri Sutoreiji" (Japanese: リ:ストレイジ) | N/A | December 26, 2020 |
Ultraman Z & Ultraman Zero Voice Drama[]
Ultraman Z & Ultraman Zero Voice Drama (ウルトラマンゼット&ウルトラマンゼロ ボイスドラマ, Urutoraman Zetto Ando Urutoraman Zero Boisu Dorama) is a series of 24-episode audio dramas streamed on Tsuburaya Productions' YouTube channel. The series focuses on Ultraman Z's encounter with Ultraman Zero back in the Land of Light.[19]
- The Story of the Encounter Between Z and Zero (ゼットとゼロの出会いの話, Zetto to Zero no Deai no Hanashi)
- If You Face a Transparent Monster (透明怪獣に出会ったら, Tōmei Kaijū ni Deatta ra)
- Master's Friend (師匠の友達, Shishō no Tomodachi)
- The Trusty Capsule Monsters (頼もしいカプセル怪獣, Tanomoshii Kapuseru Kaijū)
- Ultraman and Ancient History (ウルトラマンと太古の歴史, Urutoraman to Taiko no Rekishi)
- Ultra Z Riser (ウルトラゼットライザー, Urutora Zetto Raizā)
- Turn Back Time (時間よ戻れ, Jikan yo Modore)
- Other Space-Time Ultramen (別の時空のウルトラマン, Betsu no Jikū no Ultraman)
- The Younger Brother of Steel (鋼鉄の弟さん, Kōtetsu no Otōto-san)
- Alien Barossa (バロッサ星人, Barossa Seijin)
- About Master Zero's Father (ゼロ師匠のお父さんのこと, Zero-shishō no Otōsan no Koto)
- Robots Are Reliable! (頼もしいぜ、ロボット!, Tanomoshii ze, Robotto!)
- Ultra Medals (ウルトラメダル, Urutora Medaru)
- Spark Dolls Theater Z (スパークドールズ劇場Z, Supāku Dōruzu Gekijō Zetto)
- Strongest Form! (最強の姿!, Saikyō no Sugata!)
- The Story of Not Knowing What Is Useful (何が役に立つかはわからないという話, Nani ga Yaku ni Tatsu ka wa Wakaranai to Iu Hanashi)
- Black Ultramen (黒いウルトラマン, Kuroi Urutoraman)
- Train Your Head! (頭を鍛えろ!, Atama o Kitaero!)
- Brothers (兄さん, Niisan)
- Galaxy Rescue Force (ギャラクシーレスキューフォース, Gyarakushī Resukyū Fōsu)
- Brother Mebius (メビウス兄さん, Mebiusu Niisan)
- Recruitment Examinations: Part 1 (採用試験①, Saiyō Shiken Ichi)
- Recruitment Examinations: Part 2 (採用試験②, Saiyō Shiken Ni)
- Starting from Here (ここから始まる, Koko kara Hajimaru)
Other media[]
Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy[]
Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy (ウルトラギャラクシーファイト 大いなる陰謀, Urutora Gyarakushī Faito Ōinaru Inbō) is the second of the Ultra Galaxy Fight miniseries to be made and set to air on YouTube on November 22, 2020. In addition to being a prequel series, the title character of Ultraman Z made his appearance as one of the characters involved.[20][21][22]
Fight! Sevenger[]
Fight! Sevenger (戦え!セブンガー, Tatakae! Sebungā) is a manga spin-off that has been serialized in the Televi-Kun magazine since the April 2021 issue. It is written by Kiyotaka Taguchi and illustrated by Tetsuya Kawaishi, the latter having served as a storyboard artist in episodes 12 and 14 of Ultraman Z. It serves as a prequel to the television series, taking place prior to the arrival of Ultraman Z on Earth.[23] The events of the special episode take place during Sevenger's decommit in the television series.[24]
- N/A
- Suruga Bay Close Call! The Deeplus Defeat Operation! (駿河湾危機一髪!ディプラス掃討作戦!, Suruga-wan Kikiippatsu! Dipurasu Sōtō Sakusen!)
- The Rough Mountain God! Jirangon's Fury! (荒ぶる山神!ジランゴンの猛威!, Araburu Yamagami! Jirangon no Mōi!)
- Nightmare Overseas Dispatch! Giant Insect Majaba! (悪夢の海外派遣!巨大昆虫マジャバ!, Akumu no Kaigai Haken! Kyodai Konchū Majaba!)
- The Dreadful Red Cloud! Red Smogy's Fury (恐怖の赤い雲!レッドスモーギの猛威, Kyōfu no Akai Kumo! Reddo Sumōgi no Mōi)
- The Fast Monster! Stop Idatenran! (俊足の大怪獣!イダテンランを止めろ!, Shunsoku no Dai Kaijū Idatenran o Tomero!)
- SP. Defeat Samekujira! The Secret Story of the Completion of the Drill Attack (サメクジラを倒せ!ドリルアタック完成秘話, Samekujira o Taose! Doriru Atakku Kansei Hiwa)[24]
Sevenger Fight[]
Sevenger Fight (セブンガーファイト, Sebungā Faito) is a 10-episode miniseries based on the low-budget miniseries Ultra Fight, released as a pay-per-view content. The first to seventh episodes are available in Tsuburaya Imagination website while the remaining three episodes would be available in the Ultraman Z Perfect Super Complete Works STORAGE Box (ウルトラマンZ完全超全集ストレイジBOX, Urutoraman Zetto Kanzen Chōzenshū Sutoreiji Bokkusu) in July 2021. All mini episodes are directed and written by Kiyotaka Taguchi and Junichiro Ashiki respectively, while Kohshu Hirano, Rima Matsuda, Hikari Kuroki and Takaya Aoyagi provided the background voices.[25]
Life's Decision Height: The Story of STORAGE's Foundation[]
Life's Decision Height: The Story of STORAGE's Foundation (擲命のデシジョン・ハイト ―ストレイジ創設物語―, Tekimei no Deshijon Haito Sutoreiji Sōsetsu Monogatari) is a two-part novel spin-off released on Tsuburaya Imagination. It is written and supervised by Keigo Koyanagi and Kiyotaka Taguchi respectively, and serves as a prequel to the television series from GAFJ's perspective.[26]
Ja no Michi wa Hebi[]
Ja no Michi wa Hebi (ジャの道は蛇) is a short novel spin-off included in the Ultraman Z Perfect Super Complete Works book. It is written by Takao Nakano and supervised by Kiyotaka Taguchi and Tsuburaya Productions, and serves as a prequel to the television series from Jugglus Juggler's perspective.[27]
Cast[]
- Haruki Natsukawa (ナツカワ ハルキ, Natsukawa Haruki): Kohshu Hirano (平野 宏周, Hirano Kōshū)[4][5][6][7][28]
- Yoko Nakashima (ナカシマ ヨウコ, Nakashima Yōko): Rima Matsuda (松田 リマ, Matsuda Rima)[29]
- Yuka Ohta (オオタ ユカ, Ōta Yuka): Hikari Kuroki (黒木 ひかり, Kuroki Hikari)[30]
- Shota Hebikura (ヘビクラ ショウタ, Hebikura Shōta)/Jugglus Juggler (ジャグラスジャグラー, Jagurasu Jagurā): Takaya Aoyagi (青柳 尊哉, Aoyagi Takaya)[31]
- Kojiro Inaba (イナバ コジロー, Inaba Kojirō): Jun Hashizume (橋爪 淳, Hashizume Jun)[32]
- Shinya Kaburagi (カブラギ シンヤ, Kaburagi Shin'ya): Rihito Noda (野田 理人, Noda Rihito)[33]
- Satoshi (サトシ): Reo Sato (佐藤 玲央, Satō Reo)
- Seiji (セイジ): Fuma Kakuda (角田 楓馬, Kakuda Fūma)[34]
- Hiroshi (ヒロシ): Daichi Takaoka (高岡 大地, Takaoka Daichi)[35][36]
- Mai Yuki (ユウキ マイ, Yūki Mai): Maya Hayashi (林 摩耶, Hayashi Maya)[37]
- Director Kuriyama (クリヤマ長官, Kuriyama-chōkan): Hisahiro Ogura (小倉 久寛, Ogura Hisahiro)[38]
- Riku Asakura (朝倉 リク, Asakura Riku)/Ultraman Geed (ウルトラマンジード, Urutoraman Jīdo, Voice): Tatsuomi Hamada (濱田 龍臣, Hamada Tatsuomi)[12]
- Ultraman Z (ウルトラマンゼット, Urutoraman Zetto, Voice): Tasuku Hatanaka (畠中 祐, Hanata Tasuku)[12]
- Ultraman Zero (ウルトラマンゼロ, Urutoraman Zero, Voice): Mamoru Miyano (宮野 真守, Miyano Mamoru)[4][5][6][7]
- STORAGE AI voice: Katsumi Fukuhara (福原 かつみ, Fukuhara Katsumi)[1][2]
- Beliarok (ベリアロク, Beriaroku, Voice): Yūki Ono (小野 友樹, Ono Yūki)[39]
- Ultra Z Riser announcement: Patrick Yu (パトリック・ユウ, Patorikku Yū)[40]
Guest cast[]
- Alien Pitt "Fa" (ピット星人 ファ, Pitto Seijin Fa, 8): Kanon Miyahara (宮原 華音, Miyahara Kanon)[41][42]
- Ultraman Ace (ウルトラマンエース, Urutoraman Ēsu, 19): Keiji Takamine (高峰 圭二, Takamine Keiji)[43]
Theme songs[]
- Opening theme
- "Goshōwa Kudasai Ware no Na o!" (ご唱和ください 我の名を!, "I Ask That You Chant My Name!")[12]
- Arrangement: Kyoichi Miyazaki (宮崎 京一, Miyazaki Kyōichi) (KEYTONE), Ryota Iida (飯田 涼太, Iida Ryōta) (KEYTONE)[12]
- Lyrics, Composition, & Artist: Masaaki Endoh (遠藤 正明, Endō Masaaki)[12]
- Episodes: 1-13 (Verse 1); 14-24, SP3 (Verse 2)
- In episode 25, this song is used as an insert song.
- Ending themes
- "Connect the Truth"[12]
- Lyrics, Composition, & Arrangement: Takumi Ozawa (尾澤 拓実, Ozawa Takumi)[12]
- Artist: Nami Tamaki (玉置 成実, Tamaki Nami)[12]
- Episodes: 1-13
- In episode 15, this song is used as an insert song.
- "Promise for the future"[44]
- Lyrics: Mike Sugiyama (マイク スギヤマ, Maiku Sugiyama)
- Composition: Toru Watanabe (渡辺 徹, Watanabe Tōru)
- Arrangement: ats-, Takehito Shimizu (清水 武仁, Shimizu Takehito) & Toru Watanabe (Blue Bird's Nest)
- Artist: Tasuku Hatanaka
- Episodes: 14-24
- In episode 25, this song is used as an insert song.
International broadcast[]
In Hong Kong, this series aired on ViuTV on May 15, 2021.
See also[]
- Ultra Series - Complete list of official Ultraman-related shows.
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