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Thursday, April 13, 2017

1996 - Ultraman Tiga

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Ultraman Tiga is a Japanese tokusatsu TV show and is the 11th show in the Ultra Series. Produced by Tsuburaya Productions, Ultraman Tiga was aired at 6:00pm and aired between September 7, 1996 to August 30, 1997, with a total of 52 episodes with 5 movies (3 being crossovers, 2 being direct sequel to the series as well as a comic book series's).

After a franchise hiatus of over 15 years, set in a universe different from all previous series and updated with a new look and feel. Tiga is the first Ultraman with multiple combat modes and non-red colors. It was one of the popular entries in the Ultra Series.

Because of Tiga's popularity, he had more exposure on TV and movies than any other Heisei Ultraman. Ultraman Tiga was also dubbed in English by 4Kids Entertainment and broadcast in the United States as part of the Fox Box programming block on Fox Broadcasting Company affiliates, making it the fourth Ultra Series to air in the United States after Ultraman, Ultra Seven and Ultraman: Towards the Future.

  • Title : Ultraman Tiga
  • Created by : Tsuburaya Productions
  • Narrated by : Issei Futamata
  • Composer(s) : Tatsumi Yano
  • Country of origin : Japan
  • No. of episodes : 52
  • Running time : half hour (per episode)
  • Original channel : TBS, MBS (JPN) 4KidsTV (US)
  • Original run : September 7, 1996 – August 30, 1997
  • Preceded by : Ultraman Zearth
  • Followed by : Ultraman Dyna

    • Plot

    Set in an alternate universe in the year 2007-2010 (2049 in the U.S. dub), giant monsters and conquering aliens start to appear, as was foretold by an apocalyptic prophecy about an uncontrollable chaos over the Earth. Facing the threat, the TPC (Terrestrial Peaceable Consortium) is created along with its branch, GUTS (Global Unlimited Task Squad). Through a holographic message in a capsule found by researchers, the GUTS gets knowledge about a golden pyramid built by an ancient civilization.

    Episodes:
    1. The One Who Inherits the Light
    2. Stone of Legends
    3. The Devil's Prophecy
    4. Sa-yo-na-ra Earth
    5. The Day the Monster Came Out
    6. Second Contact
    7. The Man Who Came Down to Earth
    8. On Halloween Night
    9. The Girl Who Waits for a Monster
    10. The Closed Amusement Park
    11. Requiem to the Darkness)
    12. S.O.S from the Deep Sea
    13. Human Collecting
    14. The Released Target
    15. The Phantom Dash
    16. Resurrected Fiend
    17. Red and Blue's Battle
    18. Golza's Counterattack
    19. GUTS to the Sky (part 1)
    20. GUTS to the Sky (part 2)
    21. Deban's Turn
    22. A Fog's Coming
    23. Dinosaurs' Star
    24. Go! Monster Expedition Team
    25. The Devil's Judgement 
    26. Evil Monster Realm of the Rainbow
    27. I Saw Obico!
    28. Fragile
    29. Blue Night's Memory
    30. Monster Zoo
    31. The Attacked GUTS Base
    32. Zelda Point's Defenses
    33. Vampire City
    34. To The Southern Limit
    35. The Sleeping Maiden
    36. The Time-Transcending Smile
    37. Flower
    38. The Mirage Monster
    39. Dear Mr. Ultraman
    40. Dream
    41. Friend from Space
    42. Town Where the Girl Disappeared
    43. Land Shark
    44. The One Who Inherits the Shadows
    45. Eternal Life
    46. Let's Go to Kamakura!
    47. Goodbye to Darkness
    48. Fugitive from The Moon
    49. The Ultra Star
    50. Take Me Higher!
    51. Master of Darkness

    Cast Guest Cast Suit actors: Cameos The original Ultraman helps to defeat monster Yanakahgi. As mentioned earlier, Tiga is from an entirely different timeline than the original Ultra series, so a lot of plot contortions are made in order to bring together this dream team, to honor the 30th anniversary of the original Ultraman.

    Films Crossovers Songs

    Opening Theme
    • TAKE ME HIGHER

      • Lyrics and Composition : Jennifer Batten, Alberto Emilio Contini, Giancarlo Pasquini
      • Japanese Lyrics : Kazumi Suzuki
      • Arrangement : Yasuhiko Hoshino
      • String Arrangement : Mitsuo Hagida
      • Choral Arrangement : Hiroaki Suzuki
      • Artist : V6
      • Original Artist : [Dave Rodgers, English version of Take Me Higher before V6 translated it into Japanese language]
      • "TAKE ME HIGHER" reached #1 of the Oricon Weekly Rankings Charts for the week of September 30, 1996, and became a Platinum Record.
    Ending Theme
    • Brave Love, TIGA
      • Producer : Gorō Kishitani
      • Lyrics : Sunplaza Nakano
      • Composition : Barbe-Q Wasada
      • Arrangement : Yasuhiko Fukuda
      • Artist : Earth Protection Force
      • Leader : Gorō Kishitani
      • Members : Takashi Utsunomiya, Toshiaki Karasawa, Naoto Kine, Sunplaza Nakano, Yasafumi Terawaki, Masahiko Nishimura, Barbe-Q Wasada, Papala Kawai, Patrick Bommarito, Funky Sueyoshi, Yasuhiko Fukuda, Honjamaka, Hidehiko Ishizuka, Toshiaki Megumi
    Download Ultraman Tiga Full Episod

    Episod 01 | Episod 02 | Episod 03 | Episod 04 | Episod 05

    Episod 06 | Episod 07 | Episod 08 | Episod 09 | Episod 10

    Episod 11 | Episod 12 | Episod 13 | Episod 14 | Episod 15

    Episod 16 | Episod 17 | Episod 18 | Episod 19 | Episod 20

    Episod 21 | Episod 22 | Episod 23 | Episod 24 | Episod 25

    Episod 26 | Episod 27 | Episod 28 | Episod 29 | Episod 30

    Episod 31 | Episod 32 | Episod 33 | Episod 34 | Episod 35

    Episod 36 | Episod 37 | Episod 38 | Episod 39 | Episod 40

    Episod 41 | Episod 42 | Episod 43 | Episod 44 | Episod 45

    Episod 46 | Episod 47 | Episod 48 | Episod 49 | Episod 50

    Episod 51 | Episod 52

    Download Theme Song (SWF Format)

    " Take Me Higher "
    Download Song


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