Ultraman Kids: 30 Million Light-Years in Search of Mother is a television anime series that aired on the NHK-BS2 network in 1991. This is the second TV adaptation of the Ultraman Kids series.
Synopsis[]
Floating in the universe is the "Planet M7.8". There, the children of Ultra beings and monsters enjoy a fun boarding life. Long ago, a rescue pod crash-landed on this star, leaving behind the protagonist of this story, Maa.
Maa, who had been getting along well with everyone around him, wondered about the whereabouts of his parents and the fate of the mothership, both of which remained unknown. Amidst this uncertainty, as graduation from school approached, everyone joined forces to build a new spaceship and set off into space to search for Maa's parents. And so, a grand adventure begins with friends by his side.
Characters[]
Main Ultras[]
Main Kaiju[]
Cast[]
- Maa : Kyoko Yamada
- Cebu : Masako Sugaya
- Taa : Minami Takayama
- Piko : Sayako Takagishi
- Pigko : Noriko Uemura
- Midori : Tomiko Suzuki
- Bal : Naoki Tatsuta
- Gutsun : Kaneta Kimotsuki
- Ace , Maa's Mom : Junko Hagimori
- Rookie : Naomi Nagasawa
- Nozzy : Mariko Kouda
- Polly Polly : Michitaka Kobayashi
- Grosser : Takeshi Aono
Staff[]
- Original work: Noboru Tsuburaya
- Producers: Masayoshi Ozaki, Shizuka Tamagawa, Naoyuki Eto
- Director: Hitoshi Soga
- Chief Director: Mitsuo Kusakabe
- Series Compositions: Rima Nozoe, Taho Shimura
- Character Design/Chief Animation Director: Kazuo Iimura
- Art Directors: Manami Matsumoto, Seiko Akashi
- Music: Shinsuke Kazato
- Animation cooperation: Tsuburaya Animation Studio Company, TRANS ARTS, Studio SIGN
- Co-production: NHK Enterprises
Music[]
- Opening Theme
- Kosumosu Adobencha
- Artist: Kyoko Yamada
- Ending Theme
- Twinkle Twinkle Wink - Onegai Shooting Star -
- Artist: Kyoko Yamada
Home Media[]
On January 29, 2016, TC Entertainment released a DVD-BOX containing all episodes.[1]
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Trivia[]
- This is the first animated work produced for high-definition (analog at the time) broadcast.
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