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Spectreman (スペクトルマン  Supekutoruman ? ) is a  tokusatsu sci-fi TV series. Produced by  P Productions  and created by producer  Souji Ushio , this series aired on  Fuji TV  from January 2, 1971 to March 25, 1972 with a total of 63 episodes (divided into three segments), not counting the pre-series pilot episode. This was the first major superhero show of the 1970s. The first segment was called  Space Apeman Gori (宇宙猿人ゴリ - Uchû Enjin Gori ) which lasted for the first 21 episodes, the second segment was called Space Apeman Gori Vs. Spectreman (宇宙猿人ゴリ対スペクトルマン - Uchû Enjin Gori tai Supekutoruman ]) and lasted for episodes 22 through 39, and the final segment was Spectreman (スペクトルマン - Supekutoruman ).

• 2 United States release
• 3 Pilot episode
• 4.1 US Episode Titles 
• 4.2 Japan Episode Titles
• 4.3 Villains/Monsters Edit
• 6 External links
• 7 References

The plot [ ]

Banished from the peaceful simian Planet E, the mad scientist Dr. Gori and his brutish assistant Karras [Lla in the Japanese version] search for a new planet to rule after Gori's plot to conquer Planet E had been foiled by its government. Coming across the Earth, Gori is captivated by its beauty, but is appalled by its inhabitants' misuse of its environment, leading to severe pollution (a huge topic back when this series was made, since Tokyo was the most polluted city in the world at the time), so mankind must be quickly conquered if this planet is to be inhabitable, so he plots to, ironically, use the very same pollution that's plaguing the Earth to create horrible giant rampaging monsters to wipe out and/or enslave mankind.

Fortunately, hope comes in the form of the Nebula 71 Star, a Saturn-like artificial satellite that observes the Earth incognito. Fearing that Gori may eventually make the Earth uninhabitable, they dispatch Spectreman, their super-cyborg agent, to battle the menace of the mad apeman. Spectreman disguises himself as a Japanese man named Jôji Gamô to walk among the humans and scout out Gori's weekly menace for the Nebula 71 Star. He works with a government-run group called the Pollution G-Men, run by Chief Kurata. This group investigates phenomena involving pollution, but they don't (until late in the show's run) have the facilities to handle giant monsters, so unbeknownst to them, their comical-yet-mysterious teammate Jòji disappears on them, only to help them as Spectreman!

As the series comes to a conclusion, Dr. Gori is defeated and driven to face Spectreman by himself in the last episode. While the hero tries to convince him that his remarkable intelligence should be put at the service of good rather than be used for destruction and tyranny, Gori eventually commits suicide, after replying that he'd rather die than be denied his supremacy over Earthlings.

United States release [ ]

The entire 63 episode Spectreman series was dubbed into English and syndicated to television stations across North America, including Superstation TBS, starting in the fall of 1978 (more than seven years after the Japanese premiere). The English dubbing was co-written and performed by character actor  Mel Welles , who is best known for his performance in the original film version of " The Little Shop of Horrors ". While the US version is faithful to the original show for the most part, the most notable change is the new theme song created by a song writing team using the "First Day of Forever" tune from the Awakening album by the  Mystic Moods Orchestra . [1 ] The instrumental version was used to substitute the Japanese language theme song, and was played over action scenes. The instrumental version of the Japanese theme song was usually left alone. Other changes were edits to remove some of the violence considered too intense for a U.S. children's show at the time. The dialog was sometimes altered to add some of Mr. Welles' offbeat humor. While once available on VHS, the US version has not been released on DVD.

Pilot episode [ ]

Titled "Space Apeman Gori" (宇宙猿人ゴリ - Uchû Enjin Gori ; Just like the series' first title), alternately titled "Superman Elementman" (超人エレメントマン - Chôjin Erementoman ), or simply "Spectreman: Pilot Version", this pilot has the same exact formula, but with many differences:

• Gori looked different from the final version (the Pilot Gori was used as "Lla 2" [US name: Kah] in Episodes 5 & 6), and had glowing eyes. In a creepy fashion, his face appeared right behind the prop for the pilot's logo. (The same prop logo would be used in the series' opening titles, but seen on a deserted land from top view.)

• Jôji Gamô was played in the pilot by Jiro Dan , who left after its completion to star in Return of Ultraman . In this pilot version, Jôji ran a sports store (this was a response to the popular " Sports Boom " in Japan).

The monsters Elementman fought in the pilot were Midoron and Zeron , which were not only used in Episodes 3 and 4 of the TV series, but Jaguarman , an earlier superhero TV pilot by P Productions from 1967. As an additional note all 63 episodes of the Spectreman series was looped in 16mm. Each scene was carefully cut into a film loop while the sound was recorded in sync with a 16mm magnetic loop of the same length. All looping services were provided by Quality Sound in Hollywood.Once the loops were re-assembled, the job of re-recording the sound was done by Irv Nafshun (Owner of Quality Sound) and Bill Navarro (re-recording engineer)

Episodes [1] [ ]

Us episode titles  [ ].

• The Uncommon enemy (ゴリ・地球を狙う! "Gori, Chikyu o Nerau ! ")
• Hedron lives ! (公害怪獣ヘドロンを倒せ! "Kougai-kaiju Hedoron o Taose ! ")
• The Threat of Zeron ! (青ミドロの恐怖 "Ao-midoro no Kyoufu ")
• Apeman in the streets ! (ラー地球人をさぐる "Rah, Chikyu-jin o Saguru ")
• The Air we breathe (恐怖の公害人間!! "Kyoufu no Kougai-ningen ")
• The Air we breathe (美くしい地球のために!! "Utsukusii Chikyu no Tameni !! ")
• The Killer smog (黒の恐怖 "Kuro no Kyoufu ")
• Gokinosaurus (決斗!!ゴキノザウルス "Ketto !! Gokinozaurusu ")
• Attack of the two headed beast (恐怖のネズバートン "Kyoufu no Nezubahdon ")
• Attack of the two headed beast (怪獣列車を阻止せよ!! "Kaiju-ressha o Soshi Seyo ")
• The Man-monster (巨大怪獣ダストマン出現!! "Kyodai-kaiju Dustman Shutsugen ! ")
• The Man-monster (よみがえる恐怖!! "Yomigaeru Kyoufu ")
• The Dying sea (ヘドロン大逆襲 (前編) "Hedoron Dai-gyakushu Zenpen ")
• The Dying sea (ヘドロン大逆襲 (后編) "Hedoron Dai-gyakushu Kouhen ")
• The Day the Earth shook (大地震東京を襲う!! "Dai-jishin Tokyo o Osou ")
• The Day the Earth shook (モグネチュードンの反撃!! "Mogunechudon no Hangeki ! ")
• Monster from the deep (空とぶ鯨サンダーゲイ "Sora-tobu Kujira Thunder-gei ! ")
• The Monster from the deep (怪獣島に潜入せよ!! "Kaiju-tou ni Sennyu Seyo ")
• Terror in New Town (吸血怪獣バクラー現わる!! "Kyuuketsu-kaiju Bakurah Arawaru ! ")
• Terror in New Town (怪獣バクラーの巣をつぶせ!! "Kaiju Bakurah no Su o Tsubuse ! ")
• Visitor from Zunoh (謎のズノウ星人対ギラギンド "Nazo no Zunou-seijin Tai Giragindo ")
• Visitor from Zunoh (二刀流怪獣ギラギンド大あばれ! "Nitou-ryu Kaiju Giragindo oh-abare ! ")
• Hit and run (交通事故怪獣クルマニクラス!! "Koutsuu-jiko Kaiju Kurumanikurasu ! ")
• Hit and run (危うし!!クルマニクラス "Ayaushi ! Kurumanikurasu ")
• A Star called Satan (マグラー、サタンキング二大作戦!! "Magurah, Satanking Nidai-sakusen ! ")
• A Star called Satan (二大怪獣東京大決戦!! "Nidai-kaiju Tokyo Dai-kessen ! ")
• And the dead shall rise (大激戦!!七大怪獣 "Dai-gekisen ! 7 dai-kaiju ")
• The Salamander (サラマンダー恐怖の襲撃!! "Saramandah Kyoufu no Shuhgeki ")
• The Salamander (兇悪怪獣サラマンダーを殺せ!! "Kyouaku-kaiju Saramandah o Korose ")
• Terror from the sea (タッグマッチ怪獣恐怖の上陸!! "Tag Match Kaiju Kyoufu no Jouriku ")
• Terror from the sea (あの灯台を救え!! "Ano Toudai o Sukue ! ")
• The Three headed dragon (よみがえる三つ首竜!! "Yomigaeru Mitsu-kubi-ryu ")
• The Three headed dragon (SOS!!海底油田 "SOS ! Kaitei-yuden ")
• The Moon dweller's revenge (ムーンサンダーの怒り!! "Moonthunder no Ikari ")
• The Moon dweller's revenge (スペクトルマンが死んだ!? "Spectreman ga Shinda !? ")
• The Monster hunters (死斗!!Gメン対怪獣ベガロン "Shitou ! G-men tai Kaiju Begaron ")
• Ape men from space (ゴリの円盤基地爆破大作戦!! "Gori no Enban-kichi Bakuha Dai-sakusen ")
• The Floating sphinx (スフィンクス前進せよ!! "Sphinx Zensin seyo ")
• Cave of spiders (怪獣地区突破作戦!! "Kaiju-chiku Toppa-sakusen ")
• The Dancing monster (草笛を吹く怪獣 "Kusa-bue o fuku Kaiju ")
• The Dancing monster (ガス怪獣暁に死す!! "Gas Kaiju Akatsuki ni Shisu ")
• The Mask of evil (宇宙から来た太陽マスク "Uchu kara kita Taiyou-mask ")
• The Mask of evil (怪獣カバゴンの出現!! "Kaiju Kabagon no Shutsugen !! ")
• The Vampire from outer space (宇宙の通り魔キュドラー星人 "Uchu no Tohri-ma Kyudorah-seijin ")
• The Vampire from outer space (パル遊星人よ永遠なれ!! "Pal-yuusei-jin yo Eien nare ")
• Invasion from Gamma (死者からの招待状 "Shisha kara no Shoutai-jou ")
• Invasion from Gamma (ガマ星人攻撃開始!! "Gama-seijin Kougeki Kaishi !! ")
• Smart boy (ボビーよ怪獣になるな!! "Bobby yo Kaiju ni Naruna !! ")
• Smart boy (悲しき天才怪獣ノーマン "Kanashiki Tensai-kaiju Noman ")
• The Igorians are coming (イゴール星人を倒せ!! "Igohru-seijin o Taose ! ")
• The Igorians are coming (コバルト怪獣の謎 "Cobalt Kaiju no Nazo ")
• The Birdman (怪獣マウントドラゴン輸送大作戦!! "Mount Dragon Yusou Dai-sakusen !! ")
• The Day the Dog-God howled (恐怖の鉄の爪 "Kyoufu no Tetsu no Tsume ")
• The Day the Dog-God howled (打倒せよ!!コンピューター怪獣 "Datou-seyo ! Computer-kaiju ")
• The Lone Comet (スペクトルマン暗殺指令!! "Spectreman Ansatsu-shirei ")
• The Lone Comet (宇宙の殺し屋流星仮面 "Uchu no Korosi-ya Ryusei-kamen ")
• The Space witch (魔女グレートサタンの復活 "Majo Great Satan no Fukkatsu ")
• The Space witch (まぼろしの怪獣ゴルダ "Maborosi no Kaiju Goruda ")
• The Killer formula (地獄の使者ジェノス星人 "Jigoku no Shisha Genos-seijin ")
• The Killer formula (怪獣ドクロン死の踊り "Kaiju Dokuron Shi no Odori ")
• Fun City caper (恐怖の怪獣ショー "Kyoufu no Kaiju-show ")
• The Flash game (最後の死斗だ猿人ゴリ!! "Saigo no Shitou da Enjin Gori ")
• The Flash game (さようならスペクトルマン "Sayounara Spectreman ")

Japan Episode Titles [ ]

• Gori Targets the Earth (ゴリ・地球を狙う!  "Gori, Chikyu o Nerau ! ")
• Destroy the Pollution Monster Hedoron! (公害怪獣ヘドロンを倒せ!  "Kougai-kaiju Hedoron o Taose ! ")
• Terror of Blue Scum (青ミドロの恐怖  "Ao-midoro no Kyoufu ")
• Karas Search among the Earthlings (ラー地球人をさぐる  "Rah, Chikyu-jin o Saguru ")
• The Terrifying Pollution People!! (恐怖の公害人間!!  "Kyoufu no Kougai-ningen ")
• Save the Beautiful Earth!! (美くしい地球のために!!  "Utsukusii Chikyu no Tameni !! ")
• The Black Terror (黒の恐怖  "Kuro no Kyoufu ")
• Duel!! Gokinosaurus (決斗!!ゴキノザウルス  "Ketto !! Gokinozaurusu ")
• The Terror of Nezubirdon (恐怖のネズバートン  "Kyoufu no Nezubahdon ")
• Stop the Monster Train!! (怪獣列車を阻止せよ!!  "Kaiju-ressha o Soshi Seyo ")
• The Titanic Monster Dust Man Appears! (巨大怪獣ダストマン出現!!  "Kyodai-kaiju Dustman Shutsugen ! ")
• Terror Rises From the Dead! (よみがえる恐怖!!  "Yomigaeru Kyoufu ")
• Hedoron Strikes Back Part 1 (ヘドロン大逆襲 (前編)  "Hedoron Dai-gyakushu Zenpen ")
• Hedoron Strikes Back Part 2 (ヘドロン大逆襲 (后編)  "Hedoron Dai-gyakushu Kouhen ")
• Massive Earthquake Levels Tokyo! (大地震東京を襲う!!  "Dai-jishin Tokyo o Osou ")
• The Retailation of Mogunetudon!! (モグネチュードンの反撃!!  "Mogunechudon no Hangeki ! ")
• Thunder-Gei: The Flying Whale (空とぶ鯨サンダーゲイ  "Sora-tobu Kujira Thunder-gei ! ")
• Infiltrate Monster Island! (怪獣島に潜入せよ!!  "Kaiju-tou ni Sennyu Seyo ")
• Blood-Drinking Monster Bakulah Appears!! (吸血怪獣バクラー現わる!!  "Kyuuketsu-kaiju Bakurah Arawaru ! ")
• Find Bakulah's Nest!! (怪獣バクラーの巣をつぶせ!!  "Kaiju Bakurah no Su o Tsubuse ! ")
• The Mysterious Alien Zunou vs. Giragind (謎のズノウ星人対ギラギンド  "Nazo no Zunou-seijin Tai Giragindo ")
• Violent Charge of the Dual-Blanded Monster Gilagind! (二刀流怪獣ギラギンド大あばれ!  "Nitou-ryu Kaiju Giragindo oh-abare ! ")
• Traffic Accident Monster Kuruma-Nikuras!! (交通事故怪獣クルマニクラス!!  "Koutsuu-jiko Kaiju Kurumanikurasu ! ")
• Danger!! Kuruma-Nikuras (危うし!!クルマニクラス  "Ayaushi ! Kurumanikurasu ")
• Grand Double Operation: Magulah and Satan King!! (マグラー、サタンキング二大作戦!!  "Magurah, Satan Kingu Nidai-sakusen ! ")
• Two Giant Monsters Battle in Tokyo!! (二大怪獣東京大決戦!!  "Nidai-kaiju Tokyo Dai-kessen ! ")
• Titanic Battle! Seven Giant Monsters (大激戦!!七大怪獣  "Dai-gekisen ! 7 dai-kaiju ")
• The Terrifying Attack of Salamandar!! (サラマンダー恐怖の襲撃!!  "Saramandah Kyoufu no Shuhgeki ")
• Kill The Vicious Monster Salamandar!! (兇悪怪獣サラマンダーを殺せ!!  "Kyouaku-kaiju Saramandah o Korose ")
• Terror Comes Ashore: Monster Tag-Match!! (タッグマッチ怪獣恐怖の上陸!!  "Tag Match Kaiju Kyoufu no Jouriku ")
• Protect the Lighthouse!! (あの灯台を救え!!  "Ano Toudai o Sukue ! ")
• The Three-Headed Dragon Rises Again!! (よみがえる三つ首竜!!  "Yomigaeru Mitsu-kubi-ryu ")
• SOS!! The Undersea Oil Field (SOS!!海底油田  "SOS ! Kaitei-yuden ")
• The Wrath of Moonthunder!! (ムーンサンダーの怒り!!  "Moonthunder no Ikari ")
• Is Spectreman Dead?! (スペクトルマンが死んだ!?  "Spectreman ga Shinda!? ")
• Death-Match!! G-Men vs. Monster Vegaron (死斗!!Gメン対怪獣ベガロン  "Shitou ! G-men tai Kaiju Begaron ")
• Operation: Destroy Gori's Saucer Base!! (ゴリの円盤基地爆破大作戦!!  "Gori no Enban-kichi Bakuha Dai-sakusen ")
• Advance Towards the Sphinx (スフィンクス前進せよ!!  "Sphinx Zensin seyo ")
• Operation: Break into the Monster Zone!! (怪獣地区突破作戦!!  "Kaiju-chiku Toppa-sakusen ")
• The Grass-Whistling Monster (草笛を吹く怪獣  "Kusa-bue o fuku Kaiju ")
• Vapor Monster Dies at Dawn!! (ガス怪獣暁に死す!!  "Gas Kaiju Akatsuki ni Shisu ")
• Solar Mask Arrives From Space (宇宙から来た太陽マスク  "Uchu kara kita Taiyou-mask ")
• Appearance of the Monster Kabagon!! (怪獣カバゴンの出現!!  "Kaiju Kabagon no Shutsugen !! ")
• Alien Kyudora: Cosmic Plunderer (宇宙の通り魔キュドラー星人  "Uchu no Tohri-ma Kyudorah-seijin ")
• Alien Pal Forever!! (パル遊星人よ永遠なれ!!  "Pal-yuusei-jin yo Eien nare ")
• Invitation From the Dead (死者からの招待状  "Shisha kara no Shoutai-jou ")
• Alien Gama Commence the Attack!! (ガマ星人攻撃開始!!  "Gama-seijin Kougeki Kaishi !! ")
• Bobby, Dont Become a Monster (ボビーよ怪獣になるな!!  "Bobby yo Kaiju ni Naruna !! ")
• Noman: The Tragic Genius Monster (悲しき天才怪獣ノーマン  "Kanashiki Tensai-kaiju Noman ")
• Smash Alien Igorl!! (イゴール星人を倒せ!!  "Igohru-seijin o Taose ! ")
• Riddle of the Cobalt Monster (コバルト怪獣の謎  "Cobalt Kaiju no Nazo ")
• Operation: Capture Monster Mount Dragon (怪獣マウントドラゴン輸送大作戦!!  "Mount Dragon Yusou Dai-sakusen !! ")
• The Iron Claws of Horror (恐怖の鉄の爪  "Kyoufu no Tetsu no Tsume ")
• Pulverize the Computer-Monster!! (打倒せよ!!コンピューター怪獣  "Datou-seyo ! Konpyūtā-kaiju ")
• Order: Assassinate Spectreman!! (スペクトルマン暗殺指令!!  "Spectreman Ansatsu-shirei ")
• Cosmic Hitman: Comet Mask (宇宙の殺し屋流星仮面  "Uchu no Korosi-ya Ryusei-kamen ")
• Resurrection of the Witch: Great Satan (魔女グレートサタンの復活  "Majo Great Satan no Fukkatsu ")
• Gorda: The Phantom Monster (まぼろしの怪獣ゴルダ  "Maborosi no Kaiju Goruda ")
• Alien Genos: The Messenger From Hell (地獄の使者ジェノス星人  "Jigoku no Shisha Genos-seijin ")
• Deadly Dance of the Monster Dokuron (怪獣ドクロン死の踊り  "Kaiju Dokuron Shi no Odori ")
• The Terrifying Monster Show (恐怖の怪獣ショー  "Kyoufu no Kaiju-show ")
• This is Gori's Final Death-Match! (最後の死斗だ猿人ゴリ!!  "Saigo no Shitou da Enjin Gori ")
• Goodbye Spectreman (さようならスペクトルマン  "Sayōnara Spectreman ")

Villains/Monsters Edit [ ]

• Ape Soldiers
• Gokinosaurus
• Neo Hedoron
• Mogunetudon
• Thunder Gei
• Alien Zunou
• Kuruma-Nikuras
• Baronsaurus
• Silver Robo
• Mitsuzu-Ryu
• Moonthunder
• Minus Humans
• Monster Sphinx
• Egyptian Phantom
• Sphinx Spider
• Magamasaurs
• Alien Kyudora
• Frog People
• Gamagaeru 1
• Gamagaeru 2
• Alien Igorl
• Black Dragon
• Mount Dragon
• Computer Monster
• Weed People
• Weed Monster
• Alien Killer
• Three Murder Brothers
• Meteor Mask
• Alien Satan
• Satan Witch
• Alien Genos
• KillerCrops ( Spectreman)
• Alien Miguel
• ↑ Source for the US title names: " US Copyright Database"

External links [ ]

• Spectreman the Nebula Sanctuary
• Spectreman the Hedoron Fantasia
• Spectreman page at Superheroes Lives
• Spectreman Page at Arislan.net
• Spectreman Episode Guide

References [ ]

• Spectreman in Wikipedia
• 1 Spectreman
• 3 Spectreman (series)

• Cast & crew
• User reviews

Sent by the Nebula Star to defend the Earth, a super-cyborg fights mutated pollution monsters created by the evil space-simians Gori and Rah. Sent by the Nebula Star to defend the Earth, a super-cyborg fights mutated pollution monsters created by the evil space-simians Gori and Rah. Sent by the Nebula Star to defend the Earth, a super-cyborg fights mutated pollution monsters created by the evil space-simians Gori and Rah.

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• Trivia Tetsuo Narikawa was a karate master and helped to found the Japanese karate league. Despite this he never used his karate skills in the series. The action scenes with Spectreman were played by Koji Uenishi who also played Kara the gorilla.
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• Soundtracks Spectreman Go Go ("Supekutoruman Gô Gô") (Main Title Theme, Episodes 1-39) Composed & Arranged by Kunio Miyauchi Lyrics by Yûji Amemiya Sung by The Misuzu Children's Choir, The Honey Knights & Studio Orchestra

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The Black Terror/Duel!! Gokinosaurus – Not awful, but really loses steam after a while, due in part to the two-part format, but also a general lack of story. What story there is pretty similar to the previous two episodes (Innocent person/people being infected by virus unleashed by Gori and Spectreman being ordered to terminate/take to Overlords said person/people). Gori’s plan is again very vague, though the reason for Gokinosaurus’ creation seems to mostly be to kill Spectreman, and possibly cause another distraction. Spectreman makes a very bizarre decision at the beginning of part two that goes unexplained, resulting in the Overlords stripping him of his powers only to give them back five minutes later. Rei/Rita is given more development, showing her caring side. Take note of Rita’s hair, as it has gone back to the dyed blond look seen in the first four episodes, only for it to back to the brownish look next episode. This would indicate that the episodes were aired out of production order. 2.5/5

The Titanic Monster Dustman Appears!!/Terror Rises from the Dead!! – Though far from the only “man/kid turns into monster” story seen in a Tokusatsu show, a very effectively done one that has the audience sympathize heavily with titular Dustman, as he’s an honest-working truck driver with a loving family. Certainly among Gori’s crueler schemes, though a rather clever one with the Dustman growing more and more powerful by eating garbage, something humans are producing more and more of by the minute Karas’ choosing of him stems from his truck splashing a puddle onto his black trenchcoat. Cannot make this stuff up. The ending is a bit abrupt and perhaps a slight cop-out, but all in all a very good two-parter. The final appearance of Machiko Konishi as Rie/Rita (Who only appears briefly during the office scene), who apparently had to prematurely leave the show to tend to her ill husband. The narrator refers to the son of the titular Dustman as “Teddy” at the end of part 1 despite his name being Taro. 4/5

Thunder-Gei: The Flying Whale/Infiltrate Monster Island!! – A very unusual duo that almost feels like a different show at times. Gori takes a bit of a backseat, leaving mostly everything to his monster, an electricity-manipulating whale. Pollution plays no real role in the episode’s plot, and the boy trying to avenge his father’s death (Were they going for a Moby Dick vibe hence the giant whale?) give the episodes a real different feel than usual. Featured are some of the most reprehensible bullies ever seen, who pick on the boy after not believing his late father’s story of a flying whale, and come close to killing him with a baseball bat (Seriously!) before being stopped by George. Worst of all, he just tells them to run off, essentially letting them get away with attempted murder. For the first time, George doesn’t consult the Overlords before transforming, and the Overlords are never heard from period. Curiously, while on the island, an ape soldier appears out of nowhere to deal with the people present. Gori never brings it up, but it would seem to indicate that he’s still creating soldiers for the occasional dirty job Karas is unable to do. 3/5

Blood-Drinking Monster Bakulah Appears!!/Find Bakulah’s Nest!! – After several stories without a proper female lead, we are finally introduced to Margret, the newest member of the bureau. Don’t get too attached to her though, as she’ll eventually leave the show as well. Also introduced for the first and last time is Arthur’s pregnant wife, who are searching for a new house and wind up in one infested by mind-controlling ants. (Don’t you hate it when that happens?) Gori’s plan is another weird one that doesn’t feel too thought-out: place mutant ants in new house for-rent (In a small town outside of the city, where people are said to go to escape the pollution. So perhaps Gori is letting those people know there is no escape form the monster they created) that take control of people for a small army while the ants grow and eventually infest Japan. The first parts plays like a “haunted house” story, and while fun, does leave you wondering why Gori would choose such a remote location to plant the ants if he really wants an army of people under control. Gori and Karas don’t recognize Arthur as one of the people under control despite them crossing paths numerous times now, though perhaps apes view humans like humans view apes – they all look the same. Spectreman displays some serious cruelty during the climax by simply tossing a brainwashed couple that attack him down the volcano. Maybe they were beyond repair, but did he know that for sure? Entertaining (as always) but certainly has some head-scratching things. 3/5

Traffic Accident Monster Kurumanikuras!!/Danger!! Kurumunikuras – A pretty strange (Though really, which episodes aren’t?) pair of episodes that are essentially a big PSA warning against reckless driving. The plot of a car-destroying monster being the avatar of a car-struck boy is quite similar to the Ultraman episode Terror on Route 87 , though there are enough differences to make it stand out. A traffic light monster might seem ridiculous, but this is surprisingly not the only one, with ones also appearing in Ultraman Ace , Jetman and Zyuranger . The only thing really bringing the episodes down is (And I can’t believe I’m saying this) Gori’s involvement in the story, with him summoning a monster to combat Kurumikuras and then trying to take control of it for his own bidding. The scenes of him and Karas observing the heavy amount of traffic accidents (A prime example of human stupidity) are fun, but the scenes of his monster attacking and him attempting to make Kurumankuras his own are a bit of a drag and feel like filler for the episodes’ mandatory two-part format, evidenced no clearer by the scene with his monster destroying the military that lasts a good five minutes. 3/5

Terror Comes Ashore: Monster Tag-Match!!/Protect the Lighthouse!! – Another story that has Gori doing little else other than sending a monster to kill Spectreman, though this time its two mutated from sea life. The crab-like mutation Zariganid is probably among his more sympathetic creations, as it (Referred to as “he” by characters, though probably female given the eggs) seems very concerned with protecting its eggs (Something the crew use against it), which have become a delicacy in a poor fishing village. But as a creation of Gori’s, it and its children just isn’t longed for this world, and the hatching of offspring would only cause more trouble. The grandfather hoarding eggs after being told to get rid of them is meant to be sympathetic, but just comes off as an idiot, with him refusing to toss them even when being attacked by the monster. George’s inner-monologue styled like a football game while throwing an egg at the monster is a highlight. Serviceable, but nothing too special. 3/5

The Wrath of Moonthunder!!/Spectreman Is Dead!? – Essentially a small scale version of Gorgo and Gappa with an extraterrestrial twist. The plot of a monster wanting its eggs was done just two stories ago in Terror Comes Ashore: Monster Tag-Match!!/Protect the Lighthouse!!, making it feel a little repetitive, though in my opinion a superior pair of episodes. Gori has no association with the monster, instead only appearing sporadically to comment on what’s going on (And in an amusing scene, express disgust at mankind attempting to conquer space, claiming it belongs to him). For the first time, Spectreman battles a monster in another country, with the first part’s big fight taking place in New York (In addition, San Francisco is raided, with the Japanese military flying in to help for some reason). Why people seem so skeptic of life on the moon when they’ve been ravaged by Gori and saved by Spectreman for months now is anyone’s guess. There’s of course the ending which is pretty much given away by the second part’s title. Apart from showcasing mankind’s xenophobia towards monsters, it is quite a cliffhanger (Given the main storyline has been resolved) and must have left a lot of children frightened. A pretty good two-parter with some flaws, but more than enough good stuff to make it worthwhile. The final appearance of Naoko Shin as Mineko/Margret, which could indicate the events of the episode drove her to quit. 3.5/5

Invitation from the Dead/Alien Gama, Commence the Attack!! – A downright insane two-parter involving Arthur being invited to visit his hometown by his childhood crush, taking George and Kim along. Wait a second, wasn’t Arthur married and expecting a child? Its possible the events of Blood-Drinking Monster Bakulah Appears!!/Find Bakulah’s Nest!! drove Arthur and his wife to divorce with her not being able to live with his lifestyle, but it could just as easily have been John or Otto in his place and not affect the plot (What little there is) at all. Anyways, it turns out Arthur’s friend is not only dead, but the village has been taken over by humanoid frogs (Right out of Hell Comes to Frogtown ) from outer space. Its as crazy as it sounds, and while part 1 has some fun moments and a relatively intriguing mystery, part two gets maybe just a little too weird and is kind of a mess overall. Dr. Gori is back, though plays a very minor part, having simply been the one to convince the Gama aliens to invade Earth and kill Spectreman (Perhaps something he did during the events of the previous story?). Certainly not boring, but too absurd and filled with plotholes to really recommend it. 2.5/5

Bobby, Don’t Become a Monster!!/Tragic Genius Monster Noman – A superb two-parter that’s my pick for the best in the show. Essentially a Tokusatsu version of Flowers for Algernon , with elements of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde included as well, so as to be expected, there are plenty of heart-wrenching moments to be had, with part one being bad for dog-lovers and part two showing the transgression of the experiment. Throughout both episodes, people question the experiment to make Sandy, a mentally-retarded delivery boy smarter, stating it may go against nature and dabble into the unknown. However, if not for Dr. Gori’s meddling, the experiment appears to have been a total success, with Sandy becoming a genius and seeming accustomed to his new lifestyle. A total tearjerker from start to finish, but my pick for the best pair of episodes in the series. 5/5

Smash Alien Igorl!!/Enigma of the Cobalt Monster – Another story with Gori aligning himself with a race of aliens for his conquest of Earth, the Igorlians, who almost seem to look up to Gori as some sort of god. Here, Gori and the Igorlians raid a small poor village for its large amount of cobalt buried beneath to create a bomb to destroy the pollution-filled world with. Along the way, a second Spectreman shows up, hypnotizing the villagers. The idea of another Spectreman was sort of done previously in Titanic Battle!! Seven Giant Monsters , though in that case it was simply another cyborg created with all of Spectreman’s powers, whereas here its a duplicate of Spectreman used to fool people (Its unknown just how many of Spectreman’s powers it retains). While it leads to a fun fight, the idea of the duplicate just feels like a way to pad the story out and probably could have been put to better use. There are still a few plotholes (Like just how the Bureau’s building moved from Tokyo to the village like it did) and some sequences that feel like padding, but fun enough with a mildly tense plot. 3/5

Operation: Capture Monster Mound-Dragon – The first single-part episode for the first time in a while, and pretty enjoyable thanks to its leisurely pace. It is nice to see the Pollution Squad (here called the Monster Squad) try their hardest to keep the monster of the week alive for a change, as they intend on taking him to Tokyo to be studied by scientists across the globe. He’s transported via truck in a similar fashion to the titular monster from Gorgo ‘s trip to London. Gori’s plan to sabotage the convoy carrying the monster (Causing it go haywire and kill the squad members) is pretty minor but clever enough, done with the help of one of Gori’s weirder creations, the Birdman, a human-sized vulture monster not dissimilar to Kaijin seen on Kamen Rider at the same time. Spectreman pulls a never-before-seen power out of his ass during the climax that probably would have come in handy numerous times in past episodes. Had it been two-parts, it’d probably really drag (I wouldn’t be shocked if it were written as a two-parter but was reduced to one), but a fun enough little romp. 3/5

The Iron Claws of Horror/Pulverize the Computer Monster!! – A serious slog of a two-parter that probably would have benefited from being just one like the last episode. Like a lot of past stories, the martial arts action has been upped, with George and the gang taking on footsoliders, likely in response to Kamen Rider ‘s popularity. And while some of the action is good, with Narikawa really giving it his all, it really drags after a while. There are some interesting ideas, such as the Grass men (I’d make a marijuana joke, but I’m not clever enough) and their mechanical queen having worked with Gori (Who plays next to no role other than brief cameo) in the past and were granted permission to come to Earth (Posing as the “Dog god” to superstitious villagers) by him as long as they kill Spectreman, and George having amnesia, but both are either tossed aside in favor of more action or are just executed in a really mediocre manner. The subplot involving the lone village children is also pretty lame, and Spectreman claiming he’d give up his life to restore little Nora’s full vision (Something they state can be done in Tokyo with all of the medicine and technology there) is pretty dumb. Just a weak affair overall. 2/5

The Terrifying Monster Show – A lighthearted single-part episode that’s mostly just a little breath before the finale (And possibly after the very dark ending of the last episode), but pretty fun. Gori aligns himself with the Jellyfish-like Gamuro aliens (Though stating he plans to overthrow them once his mission is done) and intends to kill each member of the Pollution Squad by luring them to a carnival. Not a bad idea to get them out of the way, but the method of killing them, which is the Gamuro turning children into monsters and having them attack, feels pretty overwrought (Couldn’t Karas as some of the Gamuro soldiers just do it?). The concept of a boy being turned into a monster can be seen in other Tokusatsu shows such as Ultra Q , Ultraman 80 and Maskman . Costumes of several past monsters can be seen at the carnival during the monster show. There is another nice moment that showcases Gori’s clear caring for Karas towards the end. Silly, but pretty entertaining. 3/5

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