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- Season 1 overviewJan 2-Dec 14, 196628 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. Defeat Gomess! Jan 2, 1966
- When a construction crew unearths a large egg, the giant monster Gomess rises to destroy mankind.
- 2. Goro and Goroh Jan 7, 1966
- A monkey eats nuts laced with an artificial growth hormone and becomes a hulking, 160-foot monster.
- 3. The Gift From Space Jan 16, 1966
- Jun and Yuriko investigate a UFO; a golden sphere from the UFO hatches a giant slug-like monster.
- 4. Mammoth Flower Jan 23, 1966
- Vines spread beneath Tokyo as a giant flower blooms at the heart of the city and feeds on blood.
- 5. Peguila Is Here! Jan 30, 1966
- Jun investigates a disappearance at the Japanese base at the South Pole and discovers a new monster.
- 6. Grow Up! Little Turtle Feb 6, 1966
- A young boy's pet turtle grows to incredible size after being exposed to sewage.
- 7. S.O.S. Mount Fuji Feb 13, 1966
- Yuriko hears rumors of a long-lost man living in the forest near Mount Fuji; a rock monster attacks.
- 8. Terror of the Sweet Honey Feb 20, 1966
- An experimental honey transforms a mole into a monster that threatens a village near Mount Isa.
- 9. Baron Spider Feb 27, 1966
- Jun and his friends fight for their lives as a pair of massive spiders hunt them in an old mansion.
- 10. The Underground Super Express Goes West Mar 5, 1966
- A creature endangers everyone aboard a bullet train with its playful but destructive antics.
- 11. Balloonga Mar 13, 1966
- An extraterrestrial found on a crashed space probe begins absorbing energy and grows out of control.
- 12. I Saw a Bird Mar 20, 1966
- The team investigates a mysterious boat; a bird grows into a giant monster that threatens a village.
- 13. Garadama Mar 27, 1966
- As scientists study a strange meteorite, a giant monster crashes to Earth and attacks a dam.
- 14. Tokyo Ice Age Apr 3, 1966
- A sudden cold wave accompanies the flying monster Peguila and Tokyo bears the brunt of its attack.
- 15. Kanegon's Cocoon Apr 10, 1966
- A coin-spitting, cocoon-shaped object lures a boy inside it and transforms him into a creature.
- 16. Garamon Strikes Back Apr 17, 1966
- When two Garamons arrive, the team must find the thief who stole the only means of controlling them.
- 17. The One-Eighths Project Apr 24, 1966
- Yuriko stumbles upon a government project to miniaturize people down to one-eighth their size.
- 18. The Rainbow's Egg May 1, 1966
- The monster Pagos goes on a rampage, attracted to a uranium capsule held by local children.
- 19. Challenge From the Year 2020 May 8, 1966
- A science fiction novel provides clues to abductions carried out by an unknown entity.
- 20. The Undersea Humanoid Ragon May 15, 1966
- On an island endangered by underwater volcanic activity, fishermen find a mysterious object.
- 21. Space Directive M774 May 22, 1966
- An alien named Zemi warns Jun and Ippei about a giant alien stingray attacking ocean-faring vessels.
- 22. Metamorphosis May 29, 1966
- Poison from a rare species of butterfly transforms an entomologist into a mad, colossal brute.
- 23. Fury of the South Sea Jun 5, 1966
- The team must save an island from the giant octopus Sudar, whom the inhabitants worship as a god.
- 24. The Idol of Goga Jun 12, 1966
- Thieves steal an ancient cursed idol that unleashes a giant snail creature upon the city.
- 25. The Devil Child Jun 19, 1966
- A magician's ghostly act places a girl in jeopardy when her body and soul split into two beings.
- 26. Blazing Victory Jun 26, 1966
- The team finds a former boxing champion harboring a telepathic and clairvoyant creature.
- 27. The Disappearance of Flight 206 Jul 3, 1966
- Jun and Ippei's plane becomes trapped in a cloudy dimension with a giant walrus-like creature.
- 28. Open Up! Dec 14, 1966
- Jun and Yuriko find a man who recollects an encounter with a flying interdimensional train.
Ultra Q (ウルトラQ, Urutora Kyū) is a 1966 Japanese tokusatsu kaiju television series created by Eiji Tsuburaya. Produced by Tsuburaya Productions, it is the first entry in the long-running Ultraman franchise (despite not featuring Ultraman) and was broadcast on Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) from January 2 to July 3, 1966 (the final ...
Ultra Q (ウルトラQ, Urutora Kyū, the "Q" stands for "Question") is a tokusatsu sci-fi/kaiju series made in the tradition of Toho's many tokusatsu sci-fi/horror films. Produced in black and white by Tokyo Broadcasting System/Tsuburaya Productions, this is actually the first of the long-running...
Ultra Q. The first entry of Tsuburaya Productions' "Ultra Series," in which an aviator/amateur sci-fi writer, his plucky assistant, and a young female newspaper reporter investigate strange phenomena, usually involving aliens and giant monsters.
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Ultra Q (ウルトラQ, Urutora Kyū, the "Q" stands for "Question") is a tokusatsu sci-fi /kaiju series made in the tradition of Toho 's many tokusatsu sci-fi/horror films. Produced in black and white by Tokyo Broadcasting System / Tsuburaya Productions, this is actually the first of the long-running Ultraman Series, and was broadcast at every ...
In the world of Ultra Q; the very fabric of nature is warped into a state of unbalance; and all manner of strange phenomenon and unearthly creatures threaten the very future of mankind!
Ultra Q is the 1st entry in the Ultraman Series and the Ultra Q Series. Series. Episodes. Information. Format/Genre. Horror, Science fiction, Supernatural. Created by. Tsuburaya Productions. Starring. Kenji Sahara Yasuhiko Saijo Hiroko Sakurai. Original Air Date. January 2 - July 3, 1966. Opening Theme. N/A. Ending Theme. N/A. Number of Episodes.
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