Messengers of Murder, Dekon and Bokon

Fireman, episode 21

Information

Airdate

May 29, 1973

Directed by

Hiromi Higuchi

Written by

Fumito Imamura

Special Effects Directed by

Masao Kobayashi

Continuity
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Messengers of Murder, Dekon and Bokon (殺しの使者デコンとボコン, Koroshi no Shisha Dekon to Bokon) is the twenty-first episode of Fireman.

Plot[]

Double-headed monster Double God that appeared in the Tokyo suburbs, monster two people Bokon alien came radio nebula, from the third planet, and deconstructivism coalesce by the coupling device, to transform. Two people who have lost the device in response to the kick of Fireman looks the whereabouts in a hurry, but the device had been picked up by Captain Saburo boys soccer team. Saburo would be withdrawn in the wrong desk calculator with a computer inside.

Cast[]

TBA

Appearances[]

Heroes[]

Fireman

Kaiju[]

Double God

Fireman Episodes
1. Birth of Fireman \| 2. The Weapon Is Science: S･A･F \| 3. The Mysterious Spaceship \| 4. Destroy the Invaders \| 5. The Boy who Fell into the Jurassic Era \| 6. The Secret of Planet Gomerus \| 7. The Dreadful Space Bacteria \| 8. The Micro Monster's Fear \| 9. A Challenge from the Deep Sea \| 10. The Iron Monster that Attacked Tokyo \| 11. Resurrecting the Rock Monster \| 12. Earth is the Robot's Graveyard \| 13. Fear of the Dragon God Swamp \| 14. Run Through the Devil's Sea \| 15. Planet Beldar M13 Command \| 16. Steal It! The Fire Stick \| 17. Fireman Disappeared into the Magma \| 18. He Did It! Fire Dash \| 19. The Space Monster vs. The Primeval Monster \| 20. The Gagango Monster's Storm \| 21. Messengers of Murder, Dekon and Bokon \| 22. They're Here! Transforming Aliens \| 23. Kill Fireman! \| 24. The Harmonica Crying in the Night \| 25. The Alien with No Home Planet \| 26. The Secret of the Mountain Shining in the Evening Sun \| 27. The Space Leader that Manipulates Corpses \| 28. The Boy Who Came from Planet Argon \| 29. Don't Shoot! Even Though He's a Monster, He's Still My Friend \| 30. Fireman Disappears into Space