Return of Ultraman
★ 8.6 · 1971 · 25m · Action & Adventure · Sci-Fi & Fantasy · Drama
Another being from Nebula M-78, identical to the original Ultraman, combines with car racer-turned-MAT patrol member Hideki Gô, and fights assorted menaces in a frightening new "Age of Monsters."
Episodes
1. All Monsters Attack30m · The era of peace after Ultraseven's victory over Pandon and the Ghos invasion has ended, as two giant monsters Zazahn, and Takkong rise from the sea fighting each other destroying each other several city blocks in Tokyo.
2. Takkong's Big Counterattack30m · While going through the various MAT training courses, Hideki Goh aces them all garnering perfect scores every time. When the monster Takkong surfaces again sinking a tanker vessel, Goh and other MAT members plan to eradicate the beast with torpedoes.
3. Evil Monster Realm of Terror30m · Two young college students die while scaling a Misty Mountain, a legendary summit where monsters are said to dwell.
4. Definite Kill! Comet Kick30m · MAT receives word of a monster sighting, so they disembark aboard the Arrows to fight it.
5. Two Giant Monsters Attack Tokyo30m · Three boys just out of school run across an unusual rock-like shell that falls off a truck at a construction site.
6. Battle! Monsters Vs. MAT30m · Continuing from the previous episode, Ultraman briefly battles Gudon and Twin Tail before he is forced out of the fight after his color timer indicator expires.
7. Operation Rainbow Monster!30m · Goh, Jiro, Aki, and Ken are all on a mountain excursion. While enjoying the day, Jiro takes a photograph of Goh and his girlfriend in the top of a precipice.
8. Monster Time Bomb30m · A new monster surfaces in Hell Valley, and despite being a seemingly harmless creature, MAT must kill it anyways.
9. Monster Island S.O.S30m · Intending to spend time with Aki and her little brother Jiro on his birthday, Goh is assigned to fly to New York to pick up a new weapon created by the MAT branch there, a Monster Sonar Scanner.
10. Dinosaur Explosion Directive30m · 
11. Poison Gas Monster Appears30m · 
12. Revenge of the Monster Shugaron30m · 
13. Terror of the Tsunami Monsters,Tokyo's Big Pinch30m · 
14. Terror of The Two Tsunami Monsters, Tokyo's Dalong Reel30m · 
15. Revenge of the Monster Lad30m · 
16. Mystery of the Big Bird Monster Terochilus30m · 
17. Monster Bird Terochilus- Tokyo's Big Aireal Bombing30m · 
18. Ultraseven Arrives!30m · 
19. The Giant Invisible Monster that Came from Space30m · 
20. The Monster is a Giant Shooting Star in Space30m · 
21. Monster Channel30m · 
22. I'll Kill this Monster!30m · 
23. Dark Monster Spit Out the Stars!30m · 
24. Horror! Mansion Monster's Birth30m · 
25. Leaving My Home Planet Earth30m · 
26. Mystery Homicide Beetle Incident30m · 
27. Go to Hell with this One Blow!30m · 
28. Ultra Special Operation30m · 
29. Jiro-Kun Rides a Monster30m · 
30. The Curse of the Bone God Oxter30m · 
31. In Between a Devil & Angel30m · 
32. Decisive Battle Under The Setting Sun30m · 
33. The Monster User And The Boy30m · 
34. The Life that Can't be Forgiven30m · 
35. Cruel! Light Monster Pris-Ma30m · 
36. The Chirase Kicks The Night30m · 
37. Ultraman Dies at Sunset30m · 
38. When the Ultra Star Shines30m · Lost in the battle after his solar energy is completely exhausted on Earth, the unconscious Ultraman (Jack) was captured and taken to Planet Nackle to be executed.
39. Winter of Horror Series - The 20th Century Abominable Snowman30m · 
40. Winter of Horror Series - Phantom Snow Woman30m · 
41. The Revenge of Alien Baltan Jr.30m · 
42. The Monster That Stands on Mt. Fuji30m · 
43. Demon God Barks on the Moon30m · 
44. To the Starry Sky with Love30m · 
45. Assasinate Hideki Goh!30m · 
46. This One Blow Filled With Anger30m · 
47. The Targeted Woman30m · 
48. I'm Taking The Earth30m · 
49. Space Warriors-Your Name is MAT30m · 
50. Invitation from Hell30m · 
51. The 5 Ultra Pledges30m · Jiro and Rumiko are kidnapped by an alien. Ultraman and MAT must find a way to rescue them, but the infamous Zetton has arrived on earth.More Like This
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