Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey is the second season of Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle and the 22nd entry in Tsuburaya Productions' long-running Ultraman Series. Like its predecessor, NEO was released on the pay-per-view service BS11, and began December 20, 2008. The first two episodes were also distributed for free online on December 12 and December 25, remaining available until January 31, 2009.[1] Following the previous season, the show later aired on TV Tokyo one year later from December 31, 2009 to lead up to the release of the film.[2][3]
This show can be watched on Shout TV, Tubi, and Roku.
Plot[]
After the events of the last series, ZAP SPACY finds itself under attack by the Reionics Hunters, members of the Alien Pedan and the creators of the original King Joe Black, that seek to exterminate all Reionics in the universe. The story takes place on Planet Hammer where ZAP SPACY finds itself battling the Reionics, Reionics Hunters, and the originator of the Reionics, Reiblood.
Characters[]
ZAP SPACY[]
Antagonists[]
Ultras[]
Kaiju[]
Rei's Kaiju[]
Grande's Kaiju[]
Other Reionics[]
- Alien Pitt
- Alien Hook
- Alien Guts
- Alien Zelan
- Alien Nackle
- Alien Metron
- Alien Babarue
- Alien Zarab
- Armored Mefilas
- Dada
- Alien Temperor
- Alien Zetton
- Alien Reflect
Other Reionics Kaiju[]
- Gomess
- Dorako
- Arstron
- Galberos
- Zetton
- Doragory
- Antlar
- Natsunomeryu
- Vakishim
- Arigera
- Telesdon
- Re-Dorako
- Kelbim
- Birdon
Ordinary Kaiju[]
- Magular
- Bemstar
- Grangon (Corpse)
- Natsunomeryu (Corpse)
- Mukadender (Corpse)
- Armored Darkness
- King Joe Black
- King Joe Scarlet
Cast[]
- Rei : Shota Minami
- Jun Haruna : Saki Kamiryo
- Koichi Oki : Toru Hachinohe
- Masahiko Kumano : Mitsutoshi Shundo
- Hiroshi Hyuga : Hiroyuki Konishi
- Dail : Kosei Kato
- Harlan : Shion Nakamaru
- Grande : Mitsuru Karahashi
- Kate : Mayu Gamo
Suit Actors[]
- Gomora: Kazunori Yokoo , Rou Nishimura
- Daisuke Terai
- Koji Maruyama
- Reki Sakurai
- Daisuke Fukuda
- Hiroshi Suenaga
- Reimon: Hideyoshi Iwata
- Shinya Iwasaki
- Ikumi Tanoue
Staff[]
- Directors: Yuichi Kikuchi, Yuichi Abe, Kengo Kaji, Hirochika Muraishi
- Series compositor: Kenichi Araki
- Screenwriters: Kenichi Araki, Keiichi Hasegawa, Masanao Akahoshi, Yuji Kobayashi, Takahiko Masuda
- Special effects director: Yuichi Kikuchi (ep. 3-4)
- Supervisor and executive producer: Shinichi Ooka
- Production supervisor: Junya Okabe
- Planning: Hiroshi Yonemura, Tadataka Maehata (Bandai)
- Producers: Hiroyasu Shibuya, Sei Okazaki (Bandai), Satoshi Kono (Bandai Visual)
- Cinematographer: Yoshihito Takahashi
- Music producer: Hideki Tanabiki
- Soundtrack: Yasuhiro Ueda, Morifumi Kawamoto, Nobuhiko Morino, Fumio Hara
- Soundtrack cooperation: Toshihiko Sahashi
- Action choreographers: Tatsuro Koike (main story), Hiroyuki Okano (special effects)
- Production cooperation: Bandai Namco Group
- Production: Tsuburaya Productions, BS11
Music[]
- Opening Theme
- Chikai
- Artist: Keizo Nakanishi
- Ending Theme
Home Media[]
In Japan, the series released across 4 DVD volumes in 2009. It also released on DVD with English, Chinese and Cantonese subtitles by the Malaysian company Speedy also with help of Aquos Sharp. Unlike when Speedy subbed the Showa series, the episodes are contained in volume up to 3-4 episodes a volume. They have also improved on their grammar as very few typos are made. On June 15, 2021, Mill Creek released both seasons and the film on a single Blu-ray in the United States.[6]
Gallery[]
External Links[]
- Official website (web archive)
- TV Tokyo website
- Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle at Tsuburaya Productions' official website
References[]
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20081230150144/http://special.kids.yahoo.co.jp/bs11_2008/daikaijyu/index.html
- ↑ https://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/ultra-galaxy/
- ↑ https://m-78.jp/news/n-800
- ↑ http://www.daikaijyu.com/galaxy/project/index.html
- ↑ http://www.neowing.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=UMCC-1029
- ↑ https://twitter.com/MillCreekEnt/status/1372602604799328256