Cry from Space

Cry from Space
Ultraman Mebius, episode 21
Information
Airdate	August 26, 2006
Directed by	Hirochika Muraishi
Written by	Akira Tanizaki
Special Effects Directed by	Hirochika Muraishi
Viewer Ratings	3.0%
Continuity
Previous	Connecting Message
Next	Future Days

Cry from Space is the twenty-first episode of Ultraman Mebius.

Plot

GUYS gets a distress message when a portal to the Monster Graveyard mysteriously opens up above Earth. The team heads in to investigate the source, tracking it to the wreckage of a Mars delivery ship called Arandas. Inside the ship, they learn the caller is a mysterious but long-dead young man named Hiroto Ban and encounter Bogarl's human-sized offspring, the Lesser Bogarls.

Cast

• Mirai Hibino : Shunji Igarashi
• Ryu Aihara : Masaki Nishina
• Marina Kazama : Ai Saikawa
• George Ikaruga : Daisuke Watanabe
• Konomi Amagai : Misato Hirata
• Teppei Kuze : Kenta Uchino
• Shingo Sakomizu : Minoru Tanaka
• Aide Toriyama : Kenichi Ishii
• Secretary Aide Maru : Yutaka Maido
• Yuki Misaki : Saaya Ishikawa

Guest Actors

• Tetsuro Ban : Sei Hiraizumi
• Arandas Crew Members :
  • Kazuhiko Tai
  • Daisuke Terai
• Hiroto Ban : Shunji Igarashi

Appearances

Ultras

• Ultraman Mebius
  • Normal
  • Mebius Brave

Kaiju

• Lesser Bogarl
• Red King (Cameo)
• Insectus (Cameo)
• Seabozu (Cameo)
• Neronga (Cameo)
• Pestar (Cameo)
• Gabora (Cameo)
• Peguila (Cameo)
• Zetton (Cameo)
• Tyrant (Cameo)
• Skydon (Cameo)
• Gomora (Cameo)
• Banila (Cameo)
• Aboras (Cameo)
• Jirahs (Cameo)
• Bemstar (Cameo)
• Gomess (Cameo)

Home Media

• Ultraman Mebius Volume 6 features episodes 21-24.

Trivia

• The Monster Graveyard appears in this episode, and Seabozu, who first appeared in Ultraman episode 35 "The Monster Graveyard," makes a cameo appearance. He is seen by the GUYS members, still tightly holding onto the Ultraman Rocket from the original incident, and is shown sleeping in space.
• According to Shunji Igarashi, a mistake occurred during the filming of this episode. While the GUYS team was shooting a scene inside the Arandas ship’s cabin, Ai Saikawa, who played Marina, accidentally pressed a strange switch that triggered an alarm. The shoot had to be stopped, prompting director Hirochika Muraishi to lose his temper. Saikawa was brought to tears, and the atmosphere on set became tense and awkward.