Ultraman Tiga
| Ultraman Tiga ウルトラマンティガ | |
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| Genre | Ultraman |
| Writer | Migita Masakazu, others |
| Director | Matsubara Shingo, others |
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| Opening theme |
TAKE ME HIGHER by V6 |
| Ending theme |
Brave Love, TIGA by Earth Defense Organisation |
| Composer(s) | Yano Tatsumi |
| No. of episodes | 52 |
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| Fan Rating | / 5 Stars |
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| Original channel |
MBS TBS |
| Time | 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm Sat |
| Original run | September 7, 1996 – August 30, 1997 |
| Chronology | |
| Preceded by | Ultraman 80 |
| Followed by | Ultraman Dyna |
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ウルトラマンティガ
Ultraman Tiga is the 11th Ultraman series. The series features the first Ultraman who is not almost entirely red in color, as well as one who can change colors and modes.
September 7, 1996 - August 30, 1997 (52 episodes)
Catchphrase: ウルトラマンはさらに進化！敵の特徴に合わせて3タイプに変身する超マルチ戦士!
Plot
At the dawn of the 21st century, monsters and aliens start appearing. The Terrestrial Peaceable Consortium (TPC), an international organisation set to upkeep peace on the planet, is tasked with investigating it, as well as protecting Earth from them. From within a mysterious meteoroid which landed on Earth, the Global Unlimited Task Squad (GUTS), an elite divison of the TPC, discover a time capsule containing a holographic message telling of devastating catastrophes about to occur on Earth, and of a giant named Tiga who can save Earth from the foretold disasters. As the message correctly predicted, two monsters, Golza and Melba would appear, which they did. The TPC set off to investigate a location known as the Pyramid of Tiga in order to awaken the giant, the only one who can save the planet.
Characters
GUTS
Global Unlimited Task Squad
- Madoka Daigo - Nagano Hiroshi (V6) → マドカ ダイゴ - 長野 博 (V6)
- Iruma Megumi - Takaki Mio → イルマ メグミ - 高樹 澪
- Munakata Seiichi - Ootaki Akitoshi → ムナカタ セイイチ - 大滝 明利
- Yanase Rena - Yoshimoto Takami → ヤナセ レナ - 吉本 多香美
- Shinjoh Tetsuo - Kagemaru Shigeki → シンジョウ テツオ - 影丸 茂樹
- Horii Masami - Masuda Yukio → ホリイ マサミ - 増田 由紀夫
- Yazumi Jun - Furuya Youichi → ヤズミ ジュン - 古屋 暢一
TPC
Terrestrial Peaceable Consortium
- General Sawai Souichirou - Kawachi Tamio → サワイ ソウイチロウ 総監 - 川地 民夫
- Staff Officer Nahara Masayuki - Take Uketa → ナハラ マサユキ 参謀 - タケ ウケタ
- Military Police Department General Yoshioka Tetsuji - Okabe Ken → ヨシオカ テツジ 警務局長官 - 岡部 健
- Shinjoh Mayumi - Ishibashi Kei → シンジョウ マユミ - 石橋 けい
- Dr. Kashimura Reiko - Kitagawa Takako → カシムラ レイコ博士 - 北川 たか子
- Dr. Yao Naban - Ogura Ichirou → ヤオ ナバン博士 - 小倉 一郎
- Dr. Tango Yuuji - Okamura Youichi → タンゴ ユウジ博士 - 岡村 洋一
Others
- Yuzare - Osanai Minako → ユザレ - 長内 美那子
- Masaki Keigo - Koura Takashi → マサキ ケイゴ - 高良 隆志
- Captain Hayate Shin - Kyoumoto Masaki → ハヤテ シン隊長 - 京本 政樹
- Ezaki Michiru - Hayase Misato → エザキ ミチル - 早勢 美里
Chronology
Ratings
Average:
Highest:
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Home Video Release
- The series was rereleased on Blu-ray in a Complete Box which includes all the episodes.
- Amazon JP
Trivia
- The type of romaji we use in this wiki would spell シンジョウ テツオ as Shinjou Tetsuo. However, the back of his uniform spells it as Shinjoh.
- Iruma's name on the back of her uniform cannot be read because her long hair covers it.
- Yoshimoto Takami's father is Kurobe Susumu. He is known for his portrayal as Hayata Shin / Ultraman in Ultraman.
Staff
External Links
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