Ultraman Max - Season 1
Ultraman Max - Season 1
2005
Sci-fi, Action
TV Season
Season 1 - Although certain monsters from the previous Ultra Series appear here in this series, the characters do not actually recognize them. This series does not have any direct continuity to any of the other Ultra Series. (wikipedia)
Directed by:
Takashi Miike
134 total credits
A prolific and controversial filmmaker, Miike first gained widespread notoriety in Japan in the early 2000's with movies featuring shocking, graphic violence. He's also proven himself capable of lighter fare, and has even recently tackled children's films.
27 total credits
Credits include: Mujo, Ranpo jigoku, Mandara, Poem and Ten Nights of Dreams
30 total credits
Credits include: Desu nôto, Desu nôto: The last name, Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack and Necronomicon
7 total credits
Credits include: Daikessen! Chô urutora 8 kyôdai, Ultraman Gaia: Once Again Gaia, The Miraculous Flower, The Greatest Invasion and An Angel Descends
Starring:
Shirô Sano
58 total credits
Credits include: Godzilla 2000, Violent Cop, Solntse, Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack and Infection
18 total credits
Credits include: What's Up, Tiger Lily?, Girara no gyakushû: Tôya-ko Samitto kikiippatsu, Ultraman, Ultraman Mebius and Ultra Brothers and Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends - The Movie
5 total credits
Credits include: Azumi 2: Death or Love, Thermae Romae, Thermae Romae II, Salvage Mice and Yûki wo mune ni
95 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Samurai Champloo, Night Is Short, Walk on Girl, One Piece and Godzilla: Monster Planet
34 total credits
Credits include: Ai no mukidashi, Desu nôto, Mary and the Witch's Flower, Desu nôto: The last name and Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai
5 total credits
Credits include: RoboGeisha, Re: Born, Yôkoso! Chikyû he zenpen barutan sei no kagaku, Yomigaere seishun and Yôkoso! Chikyû he kûhen saraba! Barutan seijin
5 total credits
Credits include: Mandara, Poem, Ultraman, Ultra Q and Urutora sakusen dai ichi gô
3 total credits
Credits include: Yûki wo mune ni, Yôkoso! Chikyû he kûhen saraba! Barutan seijin, Yôkoso! Chikyû he zenpen barutan sei no kagaku, Sorasoi and Yûshi no shômei
Ratings & Reviews
As Japan is rocked by numerous giant monster attacks, Ultraman X makes his first appearance.
Kaijû wo kau onna (2005) - S1E2
Electric discharge dragon Eleking appears at night and consumes the surrounding electricity. But when DASH confronts it, it vanishes.
Yûshi no shômei (2005) - S1E3
When Ultraman Max is regarded as an alien, Kaito sets on proving he is a hero for humanity.
An island suddenly appears in the Pacific Ocean. When a statue of the friendly Pigmon is destroyed, terrible monsters start appearing as well.
Bakugeki, go byô mae! (2005) - S1E6
As DASH attempt to rescue Kaito and Mizuki from the island, UDF prepare to launch a missile to keep the island from colliding with Japan.
Hashi no hakaisha (2005) - S1E7
When DASH investigates a disturbance, Mizuki tries to befriend an inter-dimensional traveler, who views humans guilty of nature's demise.
Dash kaimetsu!? (2005) - S1E8
An alien life-form inside a meteorite attacks the base draining the energy of the people it encounters. Kaito alone goes after the beast to protect the population.
Shônen dasshu (2005) - S1E10
DASH hosts a tour for kids, when a monster that can disappear unexpectedly appears.
Barâji no yogen (2005) - S1E11
The legendary monster Antlar arrives, as predicted by prophecy, bringing destruction to humanity.
Chô onsoku no tsuigeki (2005) - S1E12
Music from rock band Bad Scanners provokes an attack from the supersonic monster Heiren.
Zetto no musume (2005) - S1E13
"Daughter of Zetton" Transcription: "Zetton no Musume" (Japanese: ゼットンの娘)
Koi suru kingujô (2005) - S1E14
Four space fighters have come to Earth. It possesses King Joe. Under Alien Zetton's influence, Natsumi attacks Ultraman Max in King Joe.
From a harmless blob is released a monster like no other. When attacked, it returns a matching attack more powerful than the last. Only a non violent innocent will save the day.
Watashi wa dâre? (2005) - S1E16
From three meteorites comes space monster cats who have been sucking memories from living beings including Ultraman Max.
Kôri no bijo (2005) - S1E17
A human-like being is found in ice that is 100,000 years old. Somehow she is connected to a destructive monster attacking humans.
Akarui sekai (2005) - S1E18
What looks like a second sun in the sky, is the doing of Alien Shaman, in a effort to invade Earth. But for humans, there is no night.
Tobira yori kitaru mono (2005) - S1E19
An archaeological relic reveals a door, a gateway to another planet and hostile aliens. DASH must go to the other side to rescue Mizuki, while Max faces his past rival.
Kaijû hyôryû (2005) - S1E20
After a floating monster drifted in from hyperspace, DASH must work to keep it asleep or it will crash down on the city.
Chitei kara no chôsen (2005) - S1E21
Gomora was being bred as a bio-weapon. DASH must stop the monster from attacking a village.
Kochô no yume (2005) - S1E22
Is reality an elaborate creation of a TV screenwriter, dreaming of Kaito, DASH, and Ultraman Max?
Yomigaere seishun (2005) - S1E23
Kaito accompanies Chief Tomioka to Base Poseidon so he can visit with an old friend, when a monster attacks the base. While Kaito was injured, the chief joins the DASH team in the fight.
Osowarenai machi (2005) - S1E24
DASH investigates cases of unprovoked violence, while Kaito encounters an alien that have been living on Earth.
Harukanaru yûjin (2005) - S1E25
An alien Kiif yearns to come to Earth. He meets a boy named Kakeru who encourages him to stay and live as a human.
Kurisumasu no erî (2005) - S1E26
Elly helps Dr. Kori attract the mystical creature Yunijin, and learns the meaning of Christmas.
Ubawareta makksu supâku (2005) - S1E27
DASH investigates when a larva Eleking is found. There may be others. While Kaito find Alien Pitt who has taken from him the Max Spark.
Ja'aku shûrai (2006) - S1E28
Evil space beast Ruganoga destroys planets teaming with life. DASH and Max must stop it before it can cause harm on Earth.
Why do monsters mainly appear in Japan? As a panel discusses this on TV, the ox demon monster emerges from the ground.
Yûki wo mune ni (2006) - S1E30
Grangon, the first monster Kaito fought as Max is found dead, apparently eaten by it's rival. Lagoras is now even more invincible. The solution to defeated it lies with DASH.
Moe tsukiro! Chikyû!! (2006) - S1E31
An alien infects the city with a virus, including DASH. With Kaito unable to transform into Ultraman, the attack seems to be met with no resistance.
Erî hakai shire (2006) - S1E32
Elly is being controlled by someone. While Base Titan was in lockdown, Elly has become a control system for weapons trained on UDF. Only Koba could go after her.
Tiny Baltan have come to Earth to communicate a warning of invasion from those of her kind and possibly prevent it.
After Ultraman Max's loss to Dark Baltan, Tiny returns to her homeworld to get some help for Max.
Alien refugees from Nebula M32 came to Earth looking for a new home. While the guardian Hop Hop remained in hibernation, a young boy takes the young.
Ijigen sekai (2006) - S1E36
Alien Shaman disguised as Dr. Yotsuya's experiment to shift Base Titan to a dimension have brought Pigmon and Red King from Subject Phantom.
Seiza dorobô (2006) - S1E37
A light-hating monster appears, while a mysterious man tells Mizuki that she is descended from aliens who came to Earth a long time ago.
Chijô kaimetsu no jokyoku (2006) - S1E38
Max warns Kaito that he will be leaving Earth and return to Nebula M78, just when the mysterious Deros started an attack that will annihilate human civilization.
Tsukami tore! Mirai (2006) - S1E39
Kaito's value for life restored Deros' faith in humanity's future. With that, DASH and Max proved once again they can protect human civilization.
"Special Finale -To the Ultra Future-" Transcription: "Supesharu Fināre -Urutora no Mirai e-" (Japanese: スペシャルフィナーレ ~ウルトラの未来へ~)
Cast & Info
Directed by:
Takashi Miike
134 total credits
A prolific and controversial filmmaker, Miike first gained widespread notoriety in Japan in the early 2000's with movies featuring shocking, graphic violence. He's also proven himself capable of lighter fare, and has even recently tackled children's films.
27 total credits
Credits include: Mujo, Ranpo jigoku, Mandara, Poem and Ten Nights of Dreams
30 total credits
Credits include: Desu nôto, Desu nôto: The last name, Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack and Necronomicon
7 total credits
Credits include: Daikessen! Chô urutora 8 kyôdai, Ultraman Gaia: Once Again Gaia, The Miraculous Flower, The Greatest Invasion and An Angel Descends
Starring:
Shirô Sano
58 total credits
Credits include: Godzilla 2000, Violent Cop, Solntse, Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack and Infection
18 total credits
Credits include: What's Up, Tiger Lily?, Girara no gyakushû: Tôya-ko Samitto kikiippatsu, Ultraman, Ultraman Mebius and Ultra Brothers and Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends - The Movie
5 total credits
Credits include: Azumi 2: Death or Love, Thermae Romae, Thermae Romae II, Salvage Mice and Yûki wo mune ni
95 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Samurai Champloo, Night Is Short, Walk on Girl, One Piece and Godzilla: Monster Planet
34 total credits
Credits include: Ai no mukidashi, Desu nôto, Mary and the Witch's Flower, Desu nôto: The last name and Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai
5 total credits
Credits include: RoboGeisha, Re: Born, Yôkoso! Chikyû he zenpen barutan sei no kagaku, Yomigaere seishun and Yôkoso! Chikyû he kûhen saraba! Barutan seijin
5 total credits
Credits include: Mandara, Poem, Ultraman, Ultra Q and Urutora sakusen dai ichi gô
3 total credits
Credits include: Yûki wo mune ni, Yôkoso! Chikyû he kûhen saraba! Barutan seijin, Yôkoso! Chikyû he zenpen barutan sei no kagaku, Sorasoi and Yûshi no shômei
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