Ultraman Wiki
Advertisement

Ultraseven no Uta (ウルトラセブンの歌, Urutorasebun no Uta, lit. "Song of Ultraseven") is the opening song for the TV series Ultraseven.


Lyrics[]

Original Japanese Lyrics Japanese Transliteration English Translation English Dub

セブン セブン セブン セブン

セブン セブン セブン、セブン セブン セブン

はるかな星がふるさとだ
ウルトラセブン、ファイターセブン
ウルトラセブン、セブン セブン
進め! 銀河のはてまでも
ウルトラアイで、スパーク!

セブン セブン セブン、セブン セブン セブン

モロボシダンの 名をかりて
ウルトラセブン、ヒーローセブン
ウルトラセブン、セブン セブン
倒せ火をはく大怪獣
ウルトラビームで、ストライク!

セブン セブン セブン、セブン セブン セブン

ミラクルマンの ナンバーだ
ウルトラセブン、エースだセブン
ウルトラセブン、セブン セプン
守れぼくらのしあわせを
ウルトラホークで、アタック!

Sebun sebun sebun sebun

Sebun sebun sebun, Sebun sebun sebun

Harukana hoshi ga furusato da
Urutorasebun, faita sebun
Urutorasebun, sebun sebun
Susume! Ginga no hate made mo
Urutora Ai de, supaaku!

Sebun sebun sebun, Sebun sebun sebun

Moroboshi Dan no na wo karite
Urutorasebun, hiro sebun
Urutorasebun, sebun sebun
Taose hi wo haku daikaiju
Urutora Bimu de, sutoraiku!

Sebun sebun sebun, Sebun sebun sebun'

Mirakuru man no nanbaa da
Urutorasebun, ēsu da sebun
Urutorasebun, sebun sebun
Mamore bokura no shiawase wo
Urutora Hōku de, atakku!

Seven seven seven seven

Seven seven seven, Seven seven seven

A distant star is his home
Ultraseven, fighter seven
Ultraseven, seven seven
Advance! To the ends of the galaxy
Use the Ultra Eye and spark!

Seven seven seven, Seven seven seven

Under the name of Dan Moroboshi
Ultraseven, hero seven
Ultraseven, seven seven
Defeat the giant, fire breathing monster
Use the Ultra Beam and strike!

Seven seven seven, Seven seven seven

It's the number of the miracle man
Ultraseven, seven is an ace
Ultraseven, seven seven
Defend our happiness
Use the Ultra Hawk and attack!

Seven Seven, Seven Seven

Seven Seven Seven, Seven Seven Seven

Far among the galaxy is where your home lies
Ultraseven, fighter Seven
Ultraseven, Seven Seven
March to the end of the big Milky Way
With the Ultra Eye, SPARK!

Seven Seven Seven, Seven Seven Seven

We know you by another name, the planet man Dan
Ultraseven, hero Seven
Ultraseven, Seven Seven
Save us from destruction, the evil monsters
With the Ultra Beam, STRIKE!

Seven Seven Seven, Seven Seven Seven

Seven is the number of the miracle man
Ultraseven, hero Seven
Ultraseven, Seven Seven
Go strike, defend our life and happiness
With the Ultra Hawk, ATTACK!

Other Uses[]

Other Versions[]

  • A second version of the song was recorded alongside the original by The Echoes, entitled Ultraseven no Uta Part II. The version features the same lyrics but with a more lively instrumental. It was initially a candidate for being the officially used opening theme for the show, at the time being referred to as Ultraseven no Uta B, but lost out to the version used in the series. The instrumental however was used within the series frequently, and was repurposed into the theme music that accompanied Zoffy in his appearances in Ultraman Ace. The instrumental has also been used as recently as Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad, during the scene where Miclas, Windom and Agira battle Absolute Soldiers. The vocal version was discussed at the end of the Big Set! Ultra Hero Theme Song & Famous Scene Collection!: Strongest Battle Chapter.
  • A cover by The Wonders and the NHK Sendai Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Big Lights and the Morinoki Children's Chorus. This cover was acknowledged and discussed in the Big Set! Ultra Hero Theme Song & Famous Scene Collection!: Mega Hit Chapter.
  • A rerecording by the Misuzu Children's Chorus, this time with backing vocals by the Rainbow Children's Chorus.
  • Two covers by The Blessin' Four, one with backing vocals by the Light of Light Children's Chorus, the other by Young Fresh.
  • A rearranged version performed by Brazilian punk band Ratos De Porão in their album Just Another Crime... In Massacreland.
  • A similarly rearranged version performed by Brazilian punk band Sepultura as a bonus track on their album Machine Messiah.
  • A cover by Ichiro Mizuki, the Morinoki Children's Chorus and Big Lights.
  • A cover by Takeshi Terauchi & The Blue Jeans.
  • 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 cover by Animetal.
  • A cover by B.U.S
  • Masaaki Endoh provided a cover of the song for his album ENSON2. There is one small change in the lyrics: "Eiyuu sa sebun" and "Hero Sebun" were swapped.
  • An instrumental rendition by the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra.
  • A vew version featured on the Ultraman 40 Years Later album, sung by Dan Moroboshi's actor Kohji Moritsugu.
  • The song was performed live at an Ultraseven orchestral concert in 2009 with guest vocalist Keizo Nakanishi.
  • A cover by Risako Murai and Midori Tsukimiya in the roles of Rie Hiromatsu and Yuka Iseda from the anime Ebiten Kouritsu Ebi Sugawa Koukou Tenmonbu, released in a character song album.
  • The song was covered by Science of Sound Special Players on their debut album, Ultraman the Rocks.
  • A Winter version by Voyager and the Suginami Childrens' Chorus.
  • Was featured as part of Toshihiko Takamizawa's Ultraman Suite.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

Advertisement