Fierce Fight! 80 vs Ultraseven is the forty-fourth episode of Ultraman 80.
Synopsis[]
When a boy by the name of Naoto is injured by a biker gang, his sorrow and rage towards his circumstances manifests as Minus Energy, which imbues an action figure of his favourite Ultra, Ultraseven with a remarkable power. As the minus energy fully manifests the figure into Delusion Ultraseven, the boy's attackers find themselves at the mercy of the Minus Energy 'clone' and its unending wrath! It's up to Ultraman 80 to find a way to resolve this crisis.
Cast[]
- Takeshi Yamato : Hatsunori Hasegawa
- Kazuki Oyama : Jin Nakayama
- Junkichi Ito : Masaaki Daimon
- Shinhachiro Fujimori : Masashi Furuta
- Noboru Ikeda : Tatsuya Okamoto
- Ryoko Hoshi : Sayoko Hagiwara
Guest Actors[]
- Naoto Tajima : Shingo Sakamoto
- Aya Tajima : Rika Tou
- Toshihiko Tada : Eiichi Seike
- Minoru Tada : Hiroki Yoshida
Voice Actors[]
- Narrator : Yusaku Yara
Suit Actors[]
- Ultraman 80 : Koichi Nara
- Kaiju: Hiroshi Atsumi
Appearances[]
Ultras[]
- Ultraman 80
- Ultraseven (Stock Footage)
Kaiju[]
- Delusion Ultraseven
- Eleking (Stock Footage)
- Gabura (Stock Footage)
- Alien Villa (Stock Footage)
Home Media[]
- Ultraman 80 Volume 11 features episodes 41-44.
Trivia[]
- A slightly higher-pitched instrumental version of "Kaiju Requiem", a song from The☆Ultraman, is used during the climax of the battle.
- This episode uses stock footage of Ultraseven from "The Secret of the Lake", "Search For Tomorrow", and "Vanished Time".
- The Ultraseven figure prop used by Naoto is from the King Zaurus Series and was manufactured by Popy, which is now known as Bandai.
- Special effects director Shinichi Kamizawa noted that the production team brainstormed ways to make the scene in which Delusion Ultraseven goes berserk more dynamic while planning it. This resulted in the idea of having Delusion Ultraseven lift and throw a house.[2]
- As the story centres on children and includes a football theme, the team also experimented with scenes of miniature cars being kicked around like footballs. The process was somewhat chaotic at the time, and filming proved especially challenging.
- As one of many selected to celebrate the Ultraman Series' 60th anniversary, this episode was made available on the Ultraman YouTube channel from November 24, 2025 for two weeks, following November's theme of "The Story of Hope."[3][4][5]
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