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Burn! Earth!! (燃えつきろ! 地球!!, Moe Tsukiro! Chikyū!!), also known as Burn out the Earth, is the thirty-first episode of Ultraman Max.

Synopsis[]

An alien attacks and infects the city, including DASH, with a virus.

Plot[]

Burn out syndrome

"Burnout Syndrome"

Chief Kenzo Tomioka acts strangely, and Elly recognizes it as "burnout syndrome." Elly spots a large lifeform, Alien Moetaranga, and DASH deploys. Kaito hears the alien tell him that the earth will soon be conquered. When DASH attacks, the monster teleports out of the way of their missiles.

It then releases a virus onto the city, affecting DASH. The members begin to lose control as their immune system speeds up to an incredible rate. Soon, both DASH Birds are taken down along with the DASH mother. DASH attacks from the ground with insanity, and Kaito transforms.

Max battles the alien with the same insane energy, but runs out of energy after 30 seconds. The alien tells him anyone affected by his virus has their internal clock run at ten times its normal rate. Soon DASH and the people burn out, as Max does as well. Elly drives out and picks them up, dragging them back to the base.

Kaito is left, and without energy, is confronted by Alien Moetaranga, who tells him he is absorbing the infected humans' energy with his virus. The alien steals the Max Spark with telekinesis and throws it away. Kaito collapses.

Yukari Yoshinaga works on a cure. Because her metabolism is slower due to her old age, it enables her to work faster while not burning out so quickly. Tomioka leaves to attack the kaiju in the meantime, Yoshinaga works on the antidote. When she collapses, Professor Date takes her place. Alien Moetaranga uses capture rings to catch the DASH Bird, but Kaito manages to transform, but Max is too weak to fight. Just then Date arrives with the antidote, and fires it into the air, purifying the area. Max manages to destroy the alien once and for all.

Cast[]

Guest Actors[]

  • Date (ダテ, Date): Masanari Nihei (二瓶 正也, Nihei Masanari)
  • Fishmonger (魚屋, Sakanaya): Masanori Tomita (冨田 昌則, Tomita Masanori)
  • Greengrocer (八百屋, Yaoya): Yoshinobu Ishikura (石倉 良笙, Ishikura Yoshinobu)
  • Citizens (市民, Shimin):
    • Sawako Akimoto (秋元 さわ子, Akimoto Sawako)
    • Maki Suga (菅 真紀, Suga Maki)
  • Researchers (研究員, Kenkyūin)
    • Masashi Nitta (新田 将司, Nitta Masashi)
    • Yuichi Makita (牧田 雄一, Makita Yuichi)

Voice Actors[]

  • Ultraman Max (ウルトラマンマックス, Urutoraman Makkusu): Kazuya Nakai (中井 和哉, Nakai Kazuya)
  • Moetaranga (モエタランガ, Moetaranga): Moriya Endo (遠藤 守哉, Endo Moriya)
  • Narrator (ナレーター, Narētā): Shiro Sano (佐野 史郎, Sano Shirō)

Appearances[]

Ultras[]

Kaiju[]

Home Media[]

  • Ultraman Max Volume 9 features episodes 31-34.
  • Ultraman Max TV COMPLETE DVD-BOX features all episodes.

Trivia[]

  • In the original plan, Sasahiller from Return of Ultraman was meant to appear but was scrapped due to budget constraints.
  • This episode aired in the United States on TOKU on March 20, 2017.
Ultraman Max Episodes
1. Ultraman Max Arrives! | 2. The Girl Who Keeps a Monster | 3. Proof of a Brave Man | 4. Infinite Invaders | 5. Monster Island Appears! | 6. 5 Seconds Before Bombing | 7. The Star Destroyer | 8. DASH Annihilated!? | 9. The Dragon's Lover | 10. Young DASH | 11. Prophecy of Baradhi | 12. Pursuit at Supersonic Speed | 13. Zetton's Daughter | 14. Love and King Joe | 15. Miracle of the Third Planet | 16. Who am I? | 17. Ice Beauty | 18. Bright World | 19. Person Coming from the Door | 20. Drifting Monster | 21. Challenge from Underground | 22. Butterfly Dream | 23. Youth Again | 24. The Untargeted Town | 25. A Distant Friend | 26. Elly of Christmas | 27. The Taken Max Spark | 28. Attack of Evil | 29. Why Do Monsters Appear | 30. Courage Is from the Heart | 31. Burn! Earth!! | 32. Elly Destruction Directive | 33. Welcome! To the Earth: Part 1: The Science of the Planet Baltan | 34. Welcome! To the Earth: Part 2: Farewell! Alien Baltan | 35. Adam and Eve of M32 Nebula | 36. Alternate Dimension World | 37. Constellation Thief | 38. Prelude to Ground Annihilation | 39. Hold On To! Future | 40. To the Ultra Future
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