|
NO
SUPER HEROES
Showa
Shônen
Jet [Jet Boy] (1959)
Ninja
Butai Gekko [Ninja Squad Moonlight] (1965) - 117 episodes
Urutora
Kyû [Ultra Q] (1965)) - 28 episodes
(released on blu-ray by Mill Creek Entertainment on October 15, 2019)
Kôsôku
Esper [Light-Speed Esper] (1967) - 26 episodes
Wild
7 (1972)
Kinkyu
Shirei 10-4 10-10 [Emergency Order 10-4 10-10] (1973)
Dengeki
Sutorada-5 [Electric Strada-5] (1974) - 13 episodes
SF
Dorama: Saru no Gundan [Science Fiction Drama: Army of
the Apes] (1974) - 26
episodes
Kyôryû
Tankentai Born Free [Dinosaur Exploration Team Born
Free] (1976) - 26
episodes
mixed
stop action photography (monsters and machines) with animation (people)
Kyôryû
Sentai Koseidon [Dinosaur Task Force Koseidon] (1978) - 52 episodes
Sutâurufu
[Star Wolf] (1978) -
24 episodes
Heisei
Urutora Kyu: daku fantaj [Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy] (2004) - 26 episodes, a remake of the original Ultra Q
Urutora Gyarakushii Daikaiju Batoru [Ultra Galaxy: Giant Monster Battle] (2007) - 13 episodes
500,000 years since the last monser attack on Earth, Ultraman and his kin from the Land of Light have passed into legend, Earth is at peace and mankind has spread to the stars. When the colonized planet of Boris breaks communication with Earth the Pendragon is sent to find out why. The crew is horrifed to discover the planet is infested with monsters and every city destroyed. A man suffering from amenisa who can control some monsters uses his to defend the crew. Supposed to be set in Ultraman's universe but in the far distant future, he apparently has a cameo at the end
Urutora Gyarakushi Daikaiju Batoru Neba Endingu Odessei [Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey] (2008) -
13 episodes, the battle moves to the planet Hammer
Neo Urutora Kyu [Neo Ultra Q] (2013) - 13 episodes, described as a contiinuation of the original Ultra Q (1966)
I do not claim this to be a complete list (far from it), just a sample
of some of the better known non-super hero tokusastsu television
series.
|