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Ultraman Ace (ウルトラマンエース) is the opening theme of the show of the same name.


Lyrics[]

Original Japanese Lyrics Japanese Transliteration English Translation

遠く輝く夜空の星に
僕らの願いが届く時
銀河連邦はるかに越えて
光とともにやってくる

今だ!変身!北斗と南

戦え 戦え ウルトラマン・エース
宇宙のエース

大地を蹴って素早いジャンプ
北斗の勇気が敵を裂く
ヤプール人の魔の手が伸びて
海から迫る大超獣

今だ!変身!嵐を呼んで

戦え 戦え ウルトラマン・エース
宇宙のエース

光を呼んで素早いタッチ
2人のリングが火を放つ
僕らの町に魔の手が伸びて
空から迫る大超獣

今だ!変身!正義のヒーロー

戦え 戦え ウルトラマン・エース
宇宙のエース

Tooku kagayaku yozora no hoshi ni
Bokura no negai ga todoku toki
Ginga renpō haruka ni koete
Hikari totomoni yattekuru

Imada! Henshin! Hokuto to Minami

Tatakae! Tatakae! Urutoraman Ēsu
Uchū no Ēsu

Daichi wo kette subayai janpu
Hokuto no yūki ga teki wo saku
Yapūrujin no manote ga nobite
Umi kara semaru daichōjū

Imada! Henshin! Arashi wo yonde

Tatakae! Tatakae! Urutoraman Ēsu
Uchū no Ēsu

Hikari wo yonde subayai tacchi
Futari no ringu ga hi wo anatsu
Bokura no machi ni manote ga nobite
Sora kara semaru daichōjū

Imada! Henshin! Seigi no hīrō

Tatakae! Tatakae! Urutoraman Ēsu
Uchū no Ēsu

To a distant shining star in the night sky
When our wishes reach
Passing far beyond the galactic federation
He arrives here with light
Now! Transform! Hokuto and Minami

Fight fight Ultraman Ace
Ace from space

Kicking the ground with a quick jump
Hokuto's courage splits the enemy
The Yapool's evil clutches extends
The Terrible-Monster closes in from the sea
Now! Transform! Summon a storm

Fight fight Ultraman Ace
Ace from space

Calling the light with a quick touch
The two rings shoot fire
The claws of evil reach out to our town
The Terrible-Monster closes in from the sky
Now! Transform! Hero of justice

Fight fight Ultraman Ace
Ace from space

TV Size Version[]

Uniquely among the Ultraman Series, Ace's theme song contains an exclusive segment of the song unheard in the full version of the track. The following is the lyrics of the TV size edit of the song:

Original Japanese Lyrics Japanese Transliteration English Translation

遠く輝く夜空の星に
僕らの願いが届く時
銀河連邦はるかに越えて
光とともにやってくる

今だ!変身!北斗と南

いざ ゆけ いざ ゆけ ウルトラマン・エース
僕らのエース

戦え 戦え ウルトラマン・エース
宇宙のエース

Tooku kagayaku yozora no hoshi ni
Bokura no negai ga todoku toki
Ginga renpō haruka ni koete
Hikari totomoni yattekuru

Imada! Henshin! Hokuto to Minami

Iza yuke iza yuke, Urutoraman Ēsu
Bokura no Ēsu

Tatakae! Tatakae! Urutoraman Ēsu
Uchū no Ēsu

To a distant shining star in the night sky
When our wishes reach
Passing far beyond the galactic federation
He arrives here with light
Now! Transform! Hokuto and Minami

Come on, come on, Ultraman Ace
Our Ace

Fight fight Ultraman Ace
Ace from space

Other Uses[]

Other Versions[]

  • A version of the song was made made early in the show's production, being musically identical to the final song, but differing by having the lyrics of the chorus reflect the show's original title, Ultra Ace. It was featured as a topic of discussion in the Strongest Battle Chapter of Big Set! Ultra Hero Theme Song & Famous Scene Collection!. This early version of the song was released on the "ULTRAMAN ACE 45th ANNIVERSARY MUSIC COLLECTION".
  • Two rerecordings by Honey Knights, on on their own, another with backing vocals by the Columbia All-Stars.
  • Two covers by The Blessin' Four and Young Fresh.
  • A cover by Bonnie Jacks and the Hibari Children's Chrous.
  • A cover by Green Bright and the Union Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by the RCA TV & Manga Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Vocal Ace and the Subaru Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Vocal Shop and the Sonorama Children's Chorus.
  • Two covers by Choru-Zéel and the Mizumi Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Choru-Miracle and the Tama Children's Chours.
  • A cover by Ichiro Mizuki and Apple Pie, as well as a version of the song using the same lyrics with slight additions, set the the instrumental of Ace's battle theme called Bokura no Ace.
  • A cover by Animetal.
  • Featured as part of Project DMM's Ultraman Best Hit Medley!.
  • Featured as part of Ultraman Densetsu by the Ultraman Brothers Band.
  • Featured as part of the Ultraman Metal Medley by Count Big Marla.
  • A rendition performed by the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra.
  • A version featured on the Ultraman 40 Years Later album.
  • The song was covered by Science of Sound Special Players on their debut album, Ultraman the Rocks.