#ULTRAMAN GINGA S EPISODES SERIES#

Last released on home video in the form of a 1996 LaserDisc Memorial Box by Bandai / Emotion, Redman experienced a surge of popularity in 2016, when Tsuburaya Productions began uploading episodes of the series to its YouTube channel.

Sufinga: Sufinga's design is based off of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh.

Graygas: No suit was produced, but several production notes mention that the suits of Red King and Arstron were meant to be used.

Big Liger: A massive insect resembling a moth.

In early planning stages of Redman, three original monsters were meant to fight the red hero, but due to the very low budget of the already cheap show, none were used.

Zetton: Appears in episodes 129, 132, and 134.

Alien Centaurus: Appears in episode 87.

Sasahiller: Appears in episodes 86, 90-91, and 93.

It is unknown if this is the good or bad one, as the suit's head deteriorated.

Alien Mysteler: Appears in episodes 51 & 54-56.

Stegon: Appears in episodes 47 & 49-50.

He is the only Fight! Mighty Jack Kaiju to appear in this series.

Zaurs: Appears in episodes 44-45 & 47.

Bemstar: Appears in episodes 35 and 39.

This version can fire missiles from his mouth.

Nokogilin: Appears in episodes 32, 35, and 38.

This version has finger missiles and can teleport. This version can teleport and emit sparks from his mouth.

Gokinezula: Appears in episodes 29-30, 102, and 105.

This version fires an explosive projectile instead of a breath weapon.

Dangar: Appears in episodes 26, 29, & 54.

Alien Mefilas: Appears in episodes 22-23, and 25.

Alien Goron: Appears in episodes 14 and 17.

Alien Baltan: Appears in episodes 13 and 16.

Peguila is more slender, with smaller wings and eyes which are closer together. He has longer arms than usual in this series and has the ability to teleport.

Arstron: Appears in episodes 3-4, 52, and 55-56.

Black King: Appears in episodes 2 and 5.

The suit was last used for Mirror Fight, a show with a similar low budget and 2-minute battles.

The crimson hero fights his own planet's invaders and spirits who revive old heroes' defeated foes. Together, they protect mankind as Redman. However, the cameraman of this work of which was his debut, Shinichi Ooka, managed to create a beam effect in episode 137 by synthesizing light for superimposition, resulting in Redman using the Red Thunder technique.Р”В¬haracters Heroes Main article: Redman (character)Р”Р„fter invaders destroy his home planet, an incorporeal intergalactic refugee arrives on Earth and melds with Officer Sakomizu of the SIA.

Hence the production team had to resort to escalating the finishing scenes to not bore the viewers. Since the show was filmed with 16 mm film instead of the 35mm film commonly used for special effects, the optical synthesis technique could not be used to create beam effects. The difference from Ultra Fight is that Redman had no narration in the program and that Tetsuya Asato, nicknamed the 'monster uncle' appeared before and after each episode to explain the appearing monster. It aired on Ohayo! Kodomo Show when it underwent a renewal to take advantage of the Second Monster Boom. Similarly to Ultra Fight, Redman consisted purely of segments of fights between Redman and the kaiju.

Ultraman ginga s episodes