Ultraman Ginga #1: "I have a crush on every Ultraman!"

We made it to the New Generation era. First stop: Ginga! Does this show deserve the hate it gets? Does Hasegawa's writing work for us? And why are nut shots such an effective comedic trope? Plus: medicine balls. Let her rip!

Episodes covered:

1. “The Town of Falling Stars,” Director: Yuichi Abe, Writer: Keiichi Hasegawa
2. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Director: Yuichi Abe, Writer: Keiichi Hasegawa
3. “The Twin-Headed Flame Beast,” Director: Tomoo Haraguchi, Writer: Akira Tanizaki
4. “The Idol is Ragon,” Director: Tamoo Haraguchi, Writer: Kenichi Araki
5. “The Hater of Dreams,” Director: Kengo Kaij, Writer: Masanao Akahoshi
6. “The Battle for Dreams,” Director: Kengo Kaij, Writer: Masanao Akahoshi

Where to watch:

• Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)
• Moviespree (Digital)
• ShoutFactoryTV (Digital)

Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V

Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.

Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.

Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane Ivers

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