Ultraman Wiki
Advertisement

Masao Nakasone (中曽根 雅夫, Nakasone Masao) was a Japanese actor and voice actor. He voiced Ultraman's grunts in the original Ultraman series, including the iconic "Shuwatch!" (シュワッチ!, Shuwacchi!) sound. His grunts are still used to this day. He also voiced the character's speaking voice in one episode.

Death

Nakasone was found dead at his own house. Police reported this to fellow voice actor Nobuo Tanaka on September 2, 1993[Note 1] at 3:00 pm because his name was written in a notebook belonging to Nakasone and because he lived nearby (although Tanaka was unaware of this). The cause of death was reported to be a cold,[1] and is theorized to have been influenced by depression, as he had divorced with his wife and separated from his family.

Nobuo Tanaka recalled about Masao Nakasone, "Although he looked intimidating, he was an extremely kind man." He also said that, one year prior to his death, Nakasone was looking to return to acting and was in contact with many production companies.[1]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Nobuo Tanaka was contacted about Nakasone's death on September 2, 1993, but it has not been confirmed whether this was the same date as his death.

Roles

Voice acting

Year Title Role Notes
1966 Ultra Q Newspaper narrator Episode 10 "The Underground Super Express Goes West"
Uncredited
M1
Ultraman Ultraman Grunts
Speaking voice in episode 33 "The Forbidden Words"
1967 Kaiju Booska White Wall Devil Episode 25
1972 Mirrorman Invaders Episodes 17, 26, 33

Stock grunts

This section refers to Nakasone's grunts being reused per stock audio in other Ultraman Series media:

Year Title Role Notes
1970 Ultra Fight Ultraman
Ultraseven
1971 Return of Ultraman Ultraman Jack
Ultraman Episode 38 "When the Ultra Star Shines"
Ultraseven
1972 Ultraman Ace Ultraman Ace
Zoffy
Ultraman
Ultraseven
Ultraman Jack
Father of Ultra Lower-pitch
Episode 27 "Miracle! Father of Ultra"
1990 Ultraman: Towards the Future Ultraman Great Japanese dub
1993 Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero Ultraman Powered
1994 Ultraseven Ultraseven Some grunts in the TNT/TPS/Cinar English dub
1995 Ultraman Neos Pilot Ultraman Neos
1997 Ultraman Tiga Ultraman Episode 49 "The Ultra Star"
2006 Ultraman Mebius Ultraman Episode 1 "A Fateful Encounter"
Episode 47 "Mefilas's Game"
Episode 50 "Words from the Heart -Final Trilogy III-"
Ultraman Jack Episode 50 "Words from the Heart -Final Trilogy III-"
Ultraman Mebius Gaiden: Hikari Saga Zoffy SAGA 1: Arb's Tragedy
Ultraman
Ultraman Jack
Ultraman Mebius & the Ultra Brothers Ultraman
Ultraman Jack
Ultraman Ace
2008 Great Decisive Battle! The Super 8 Ultra Brothers Ultraman
Ultraman Jack
2008 Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle Ultraman Episode 13 "Planet Escape"
2009 Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey Episode 13 "Planet Destruction"
Mega Monster Battle Ultra Galaxy: The Movie
2010 Ultra Galaxy Legend Gaiden: Ultraman Zero vs. Darklops Zero Imit-Ultraman (SR)
Imit-Zoffy (SR)
Imit-Ultraman Jack (SR)
2013 New Ultraman Retsuden Ultraman
Zoffy
Ultraman Jack
Ultraman Ace
Father of Ultra
Ultraman Great
Ultraman Powered
Ultraman King
Ultraman Ginga Ultraman Dark Spark War flashbacks in episodes 1, 7, 11
Episode 10 "Darkness and Light"
Episode EX "Friends Left Behind"
Ultraman Jack Dark Spark War flashbacks in episodes 7, 11
Zoffy
Ultraman Dark Distorted grunts
Episode 9 "The Jet Black Ultra Brothers"
2014 Ultraman Ginga S Ultraman Strium Brace
Zoffy
Ultraman Jack
2015 The・Ultraman: Jackal vs. Ultraman Ultraman
Ultraman Jack
2016 Ultraman X The Movie: Here He Comes! Our Ultraman Ultraman
Ultraman Orb Ultraman Ultra Fusion Cards
Ultraman Jack
Zoffy
2017 Ultra Fight Orb Ultraman Jack
Zoffy
Ultraman Geed Ultraman Ultra Capsule
Father of Ultra Lower-pitch
Ultra Capsules
Ultraman King
Zoffy Ultra Capsules (King Sword)
Ultraman Jack
2020 Ultraman Z Ultraman Ultra Medal
Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy Chapter 2 "The Divergence"
Ultraman Jack
2021 Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga Ultraman Ultra Medal
Episode 8 "The Propagating Invasion"
2022 Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad
Ultraman Jack
2024 Ultraman: Rising Ultraman Rise scene

Video games

Year Title Role Notes
1998 Ultraman Fighting Evolution Ultraman
2002 Ultraman Fighting Evolution 2
Zoffy Lower-pitch
Ultraman Jack
2004 Ultraman Fighting Evolution 3 Ultraman
Zoffy Lower-pitch
Ultraman Jack
2005 Ultraman Fighting Evolution Rebirth Ultraman
2006 Ultraman Fighting Evolution 0
Zoffy Lower-pitch
Ultraman Jack
2022 Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher Ultraman

Stage

Year Title Role Notes
2016 Ultraman Festival 2016 Live Stage Part 1 Ultraman
Ultraman Festival 2016 Live Stage Part 2
2018 Ultra Family Grand Assembly 2018

Other Roles

Trivia

  • According to Hajime Tsuburaya, Masao Nakasone was meant to be the voice actor for Ultraman (both of speaking voice and grunts) but due to his absence at that time for unknown reasons, he was unable to do so. Therefore, Hisashi Kondo took the role as Ultraman's speaking voice. However, Ultraman's grunts are still made by Masao.
    • However, Masao did the role as Ultraman's real speaking voice and grunts was the fight with Alien Mefilas in the 33rd episode.
  • According to Toshihiro Iijima, one of the directors of Ultraman, after they had Ultraman's design, they chose Masao Nakasone to do some grunts for him. After completing the voice, they mixed a bunch of those together and got "Shuwatch". However, in reality, Ultraman actually shouted "Shwa" in many first episodes instead but later they added "ch" sound at the end to make a clear "Shuwatch".
    Masao Nakasone voicing

    Nakasone as portrayed by Kanichi Kurita in an Ultraman docudrama

  • Nakasone is similar to Ultraman Taro's original voice actor Saburo Shinoda in that they only voiced their respective Ultras once and their grunts are still often used.

References

Advertisement