The Power to Defeat Chaos

The Power to Defeat Chaos
Ultraman Cosmos, episode 26
Information
Airdate	December 29, 2001
Directed by	Tsugumi Kitaura
Written by	Shinsuke Onishi
Special Effects Directed by	Kazuo Sagawa
Viewer Ratings	5.9%
Continuity
Previous	Alien Girl
Next	The Earth-Born Space Monster

The Power to Defeat Chaos is the twenty-sixth episode of Ultraman Cosmos.

Plot

People go missing one after another in the city. After they're discovered, the missing people are all found to have amnesia, EYES, sensing the shadow of Chaos Header behind this, begins investigating. Meanwhile, a father and a son are swept up in this incident…

Cast

• Musashi Haruno : Taiyo Sugiura
• Harumitsu Hiura : Daisuke Shima
• Shinobu Mizuki : Kaori Sakagami
• Keisuke Fubuki : Hidekazu Ichinose
• Koji Doigaki : Koichi Sudo
• Ayano Morimoto : Mayuka Suzuki

Guest Actors

• Ryoichi Kano : Yoshitaka Zushi
• Miwa Kano : Kanae Ishihama
• Shota Kano : Kanji Kubo
• Youths :
  • Koji : Taiga Eto
  • Akio : Masayoshi Takeshima

Voice Actors

• Ultraman Cosmos : Hiroyuki Sato
• Narration : Hiroshi Isobe

Suit Actors

• Ultraman Cosmos:
  • Hiroyuki Okano
  • Daisuke Terai
• Toshio Miyake

Appearances

Ultras

• Ultraman Cosmos
  • Luna Mode
  • Corona Mode

Kaiju

• Chaos Organism
  • Chaos Header Iblis

Home Media

• Ultraman Cosmos Volume 6 features episodes 25-28.

Trivia

• This episode serves as the season finale for the second quarter. At this stage, it was also announced that the series would be extended.
• According to producer Hiroyasu Shibuya, the episode focuses on the story of Chaos Header Iblis and a character resembling Musashi's childhood—Shota Kano. As Chaos Header evolves and grows stronger, it begins to understand humans and ultimately takes on a physical form. At the same time, the story also portrays the deep emotional bond between father and child.
  • Musashi reflects on a time when he rushed home to his father in crisis. This scene was a creative idea from director Tsugumi Kitaura.
• Regarding Shota communicating with his father via email, while one might initially question whether such a young child could manage it, the production team felt that with the advancements in technology, particularly in the Cosmos era, this element was very much in line with the time's atmosphere and ultimately became an effective narrative element in the story.