The Life That Can't Be Forgiven is the thirty-fourth episode of Return of Ultraman.
Plot[]
Go reunites with his old classmate Mizuno at Sakata’s factory. While Jiro delivers an experimental tool asked by Mizuno, Jiro was told that he is mutating a new life form synthesized from animal and plant. That night, the experiment succeeded and a new life form named Leogon was born. However, Leogon soon turned into a giant monster and escaped the laboratory...
Cast[]
- Hideki Go : Jiro Dan
- Ryu Ibuki : Jun Negami
- Takeshi Minami : Shunsuke Ikeda
- Ippei Ueno : Ko Mitsui
- Yuriko Oka : Mika Katsuragi
- Fumio Kishida : Ken Nishida
- Jiro Sakata : Hideki Kawaguchi
- Ken Sakata : Shin Kishida
Guest Actors[]
- Ichiro Mizuno : Mikio Shimizu
Voice Actors[]
- Ultraman : Isao Yatsu
- Narrator : Akira Nagoya
Suit Actors[]
Appearances[]
Ultras[]
Kaiju[]
Home Media[]
- Return of Ultraman Volume 9 features episodes 33-36.
2002 release
2010 release
Trivia[]
- This episode was notable because it was written by then 16-year old Shinichiro Kobayashi, who later wrote a similar story that became the basis for Godzilla vs. Biollante, upon his story winning First Place in Toho's Godzilla Story Finals Contest (a big fan event at the time).
- In the climax, the song "Flower, Sun, Rain" by Japanese rock band PYG, underscores the action and finale.
- This episode is considered by fans to be the final installment in the series of "November Masterpieces ."[1][2][3][4]
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