Ultraman: Episode 1 - Ultra Operation No. 1 | Full Episode
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- ULTRAMAN - Ultra Operation No. 1 | Full Episode
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Hayata, a member of SSSP, collided with a red sphere in the sky above Ryugamori and crashed while pursuing a mysterious blue sphere. In the sphere there was Ultraman from Nebula M78. Ultraman, who involuntary caused a serious injury to Hayata, shared his life with him and pledges to fight together to protect the earth.
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When I was growing up in the 70s, this was part of the afternoon childrens' programming on Channel 20. Good times and great memories.
Channel 44
Yeah me and my friends used to watch this after school.
Lol that where I remember it
yep, same on UHF channel 20 in Washington DC in the 70's.
@@w41duvernay We were in Fairfax VA and used to get off of the school bus and go straight home to watch.
I’m 55 yrs old and loved watching this program in the 1970’s. I was Ultraman for Halloween one year also. Cheers.
I am 46 years old and I remember watching this show in the late 70’s in El Salvador!! It’s bringing back so many memories of this show!! Thank you so much for uploading it.
same here in Brazil
The same in Mexico !
Same here Tijuana
Very nice friend me too I remenber the serie here in El Salvador Iwass of year 1975 was my chaildhood to greet grom El Salvador
In channel 2 of El Salvador in year 1975
As an adult, I am amazed at how many quality TV shows I watched as a child originated in Japan, this one, Speed Racer, Kimba The White Lion, Battleship Yamato, etc.
Johnny Sokko
23:00 you call this quality?
As an adult lamamazedat howmany
Tv showsl wataed as available
@@josephbach1 Yes. And I love every seconds of that fight.
@@josephbach1 Yeah I do, the amount of love and effort put into crafting the effects and fight choreography is amazing and genius, even with a TV budget Eiji Tsuburaya and special effects artists were able to create unique stories, monsters and effects.
As a child my eyes were glued to shows like this: Speed Racer & Gigantor. Back in the day, these story lines were perfect for kids. And they always had a moral to the story.
And then there were the children's shows: Captain Kangaroo, Ranger Hal (Wash.D.C.) who showed the old cartoons. And even the Bozo cartoon show I'd watch every morning before school.
God,l have the DVD of the complete series..Love this show I remember this from 70's growing up
Speed Racer, Ultraman, and 8 Man, for me.
I was on Ranger Hal once! Did you also watch Pick Temple?
I live in Windsor, Ontario right across the river from Detroit and I used to watch this show on WXON 20 Detroit after school. I also loved Johnny Sokko which was either on the same channel or WKBD 50. I was fortunate to have grown up so close to Detroit in those years, otherwise the only thing I would remember watching was hockey LOL. I remember arguing with my buddies at school, we would argue which show was better, Johnny Sokko or Ultraman lol. Precious memories for sure!
I lived in Grand Rapids, Michigan and also caught it on WKBD. 👍
Great shows! Don't forget Space Giants !
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I remember my Uncle and Family lives in Detroit we used to go to Windsor during the Summer we had a Summer Home on the Banks of the Lake So many Memories back then in the 70's Hercules was another Cartoon I used to Watch never knew until now it was Johnny Nash who sang Hercules Theme Song same guy who sang I can see Clearly Now
I grew up near Jackson, MI, in the 1970s, and also remember watching "Ultraman" and "Johnny Sokko" on that Detroit channel. This brings back great memories. I was also happy to see that Marvel came out with an updated "Ultraman" comic that remains faithful to the TV series.
This show holds up 55 yrs later..the serious undertones, the music ,characters...even the guns seem more futuristic than most movies today.. incredible..channel 17 tristate Philadelphia area...my tv station because of ULTRAMAN
Omg. I watched channel 17 out of Philadelphia up here in Lancaster PA back in the sixties too. Do you remember Astro boy and Marine boy (channel 17).. Oh and kimbs the white lion on channel 48
@@crispbacon113 wee willie webber show, it showed tobor 8th man, Hercules with the ring, marine boy, prince planet ,all the ones u mentioned and lots more...great great cartoons...the lone ranger as well was very good
I’m from northeast Phila. 58 y/o. Watched it at my grandmothers after school.
Channel 17. WPHL. 29 & 48 as well. Later 57. That’s where you went for the Phillies & Flyers. All your reruns & Dr.Shock & Creature Double Feature. Great Memories growing up in Philadelphia area
How about that fine grain film stock! When I watched it in 1971 it was of course on an over the air antenna with a late 1960’s tv. Watching it here I’m shocked at the hi-def transfer!
I remember seeing Ultraman for the first time in summer '67, on our first color TV from the then-KEMO channel 20, along with Speed Racer, 8th Man and Johnny Cypher. Good stuff.
Godzilla of the day as I fondly used to call it!
KEMO, KBHK...That's where it was at, back in the day!!! Jonny Cypher?!?!! Thought no one remembered that show!!! Good times!❤❤❤
I don't remember Johnny Cypher but I do remember Astro boy, Speed Racer and Johnny Quest. My God that was so long ago. It would have been around '67 or '68. Our house was a big deal with all the kids because my dad went out a bought......wait for it.......drum roll......A COLOR TV! No other house had one. I have to laugh about that now, but it's good to have those memories. 😊
They used to air Ultraman and the Outer Limits just after. That made us aces at suspending disbelief. Nowadays if there is a bad flare on a CGI frame the whole piece is said to be junk. Hahahaha.
- What strings?
- But they're puppets!
- So?
SAME HERE! 👍🤣! 😱ULTRAMAN! EXCEPT IT WAS IN SPANISH 🤣 67 I STILL WAS BACK IN PUERTO RICO! I WAS 10..WOW!! I EVEN FORGOT ALL ABOUT TILL I SAW !ON UTUBE. MEMORY LANE! INNOCENCE! HIM AND FELIX THE CAT! MY HEROES!
Ultraman, The Space Giants,and Johnny socko and his flying robot were my 3 favorite tv shows as a kid . Watching this show has brought a big smile to my face. Thank you for this 😊. 👍👍
Add speed racer to that list. Lol
Yes sir!
Here I am, grown up, still amazed in this show that I've watched when I was a kid..what amazes me now is the way they do their productions back then, even with little to no CGI, it never gets old (though the vehicle's design looks so retro, it's still cool, and looks functional 😄)..these are classic gold.. 😍
Honestly was always more a Kamen Rider fan but after watching shin ultraman I came here to see what’s up.
CGI didn't become a thing until TRON in 1982. When Ultraman was made in 1966, computers took up large rooms and were programmed with punch cards.
I remember racing home from school in order to watch this show on Channel 20 when I was in elementary school.
This show was on for me at 6 in the morning, the first show. Back then, the TV slept at night.
@@truthwarrior122 what a way to start the day.
@Bryant Maverick You are the space monster Ultraman would destroy.
I did too and also watch Speed Racer too lol
I watched 'im after school at 3 PM on WDCA 20. On a small black & white GE portable in my dad's den that picked up UHF. The episode about a carnivorous, roaring plant monster freaked me out. Remember that one ? Thanks for this.
The show that started it all . Thanks, Shout!
Not to mention the great miniatures.
@cjetelomar2010 I more talking about the ultra franchise
Felt that he was gay!
@cjetelomar2010 i think for Ultraman that would be "ultra q" series
Nope, its ULTRA Q
I had an old broken cassette tape mike I gave to my brother in 1971 I slightly doctored up so it would look like the Beta Device Ultraman used to change. Years later he still had it and told me it was the greatest gift he ever got! We weren’t poor and he got some pretty neat Christmas and birthday gifts. It made me tear up,what I thought was just a small gesture on my part had made him so happy. He shows it off to his grandkids!
So glad I was born in the early 70s! Got to see ALL the Good stuff growing up! Golden.
My 2 favorite shows in the 70's Ultraman & Speedracer!
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Amen
Who can forget ultraman
I just love how they used the Ultra Q logo before changing it to Ultraman. I could only imagine how many people were caught off guard by the surprise.
Not only that but reminder that before Ultraman, it's predecessor series Ultra Q was this weird surreal supernatural sci-fi TV show similar to The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits. Ultraman(1966) and Ultra Q is such weird shift its like waiting for The X Files Season 2 and Season 2 ended up being Kamen Rider (Though Ultraman still carried it's predecessors tone).
No one was caught off guard, because the hype for "Ultraman" in the media was HUGE, and there was a special episode introducing the new series the week following the last episode of "Ultra Q" and the first episode of "Ultraman." The "Ultra Q" logo was to link the two shows together.
Funny, I don't recall seeing "Ultra Q" AT ALL in my childhood.
@@sdovas
I'm looking it up now. Thought my childhood was complete with all the shows
@@ModSquads Ultraman was a staple of my childhood, like seeing a half hour long Godzilla movie every day, with the coolest looking superhero. Plus, "Sh!t blowed up good." But it was on channel 9 in NYC & that meant it was a syndicated show, and when I finally learned of the existence of Ultra Q it wss years,after the fact & ive yet to easily find the series dubbed into english which seems a clear indication that it wasn't as prevalent in America ( at the time, anyway) as Ultraman was.
I like that the telephone ringing sound is the Ghidorah cry
It was created as a ring tone, before it was modified for King Ghidorah, too. A year before the three-headed monster appeared in another Toho movie.
1970, in Athens Georgia...used to watch this on Saturdays...the coolest show as a kid.
One of my favorite childhood shows growing up in the 70s
Flames underwater?. WTF....!!! :) Ultraman: one of the greatest superheroes of my childhood
As a young boy in the early 70s I had an "appreciation" for Fuji that I did not know what it actually was, lol. Later to be replaced by Linda Carter as Wonder Woman.
Don't forget Charlie's angels too. I relocated to the US from Vietnam. Learning English from those shows.
Yes, indeed. I get it.
For me it was Diana Rigg in the Avengers and I dreamed of Jeannie lol
For me, I had the hots for Batgirl.
@@pencilpauli9442 Diana was great, but I kinda have a "thing" for the girl who came after her.
Man I had no idea how well done this show was!
Watched this as a kid growing up in the 70’s in D.C. It was dubbed back then. I didn’t understand at the time that it was originally in another language. I so wanted to wear one of those uniforms!
Me too. Used to live off the George Washington Parkway from about 70 to 77.
I love Ultraman!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙋🏻♀️🥦🥦🥦🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋!!!!!
THIS IS AMAZING!!! Ultraman was the best as a kid! I ran home from school to see the shows. This is so cool to see again! Thanks!!!!
I grew up watching Ultraman on an old B&W TV. Watching it again over 50 years later shows how much our intelligence evolves over time.
Where’s that?
Everything flew at Mach 5 back in the 60's. This, the Gerry & Sylvia Anderson productions, and more. Man I miss those days of entertainment.
everything except the Mach 5
Omg. Blast from the past. The late 60's. My brother and I wouldn't miss it after elementary school, lol. I was in love with Hayata 😂.
I never missed an episode of this as a child. I absolutely loved this show.
When I was young in Thailand around 15 years ago, we are still watching this.
One of my favorite shows as a kid in the early 70s. Who knew submarines could have a flame powered propulsion system under water. Great memories.
Indeed
Everything had to have FULL AFTERBURNERS! it was a must!
Batman car!!!
Nothing make sense nowadays but those were my childhood memory 😂
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I'm so glad my parent introduce me to Ultramans
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@@ufotv-viral ppppp
I got introduce to ultraman a long time a long when I was 5
Same
There’s only one. 😐
I'm 51 years old this brings back great memories thank you
When I was a child Ultraman seemed more powerful than just a person in a rubber suit.
Same
I know! Whatta joke now!
@@Will-yp6ny Hey don't disrespect our Ultraman.
To be fair this was the earliest iteration of the suit, you can tell the features on the helmet is not well-defined. I think it got much better over time
Yes!!!!!
I've been watching the episodes elsewhere on UA-cam, in the super-low resolution picture and sound I've come to expect from old TV from the 60s.
I never thought I'd EVER see this series in such clarity of image and SOUND! You've done a miraculous job of restoring it!
🇧🇷 ULTRAMAN fez parte da nossa infancia aqui no Brasil! P/ minha geração, com quase 50 anos de idade! Bons tempos 😂😂😂❤👍🏻👏👏👏
Favorite show after school in 76! ULTRAMAN!! ;D
I remember watching this as a grade schooler when it first aired in the US.
Good memories of a simpler time.
The Japanese may have lost WWII, but they made some great science fiction shows!
Oh yeah baby. I introduced these to my son in law who is 28 and we binged watched them. So classic. And to think we watched most of these in black and white the first time around.
My God this brings back memories of my youth.
I loved watching it very much when I was 7 yrs old. Glad to find it on youtube.
I cannot believe I watched this show as a kid. Now I am 60 and it's even harder to believe I just watched it again! All the comments about the kid shows of that day (mid 60's to mid 70's) are fantastic.. I watched 'em all. Fantastic memories.
60 years old myself
Watched it every day
And Speed Racer
Would have to fight my brothers
To keep the tv on the right channel
I'm 59, and ditto to all in this thread. Ultraman was the bomb! LOL
The was the show never to be missed after school in the late 60s in Hong Kong, when the music start (what fabulous guitar riffs) and the opening sequence unfold, it's pure magic. Though we don't speak Japanese but we nevertheness sing along...thanks for posting
每天上完幼稚園回來睡午覺, 四時起來看,只有黑白電視, 轉眼五十年。
Excellent now that was a classic show definitely.
I would run home from school every day so I could catch the full show of Ultraman, followed by speed racer. 70s were the best of times. Thank you for posting this ole classic.
@@barrydemay3348 I was a bit older than grade one. More like grade 5 in 1975. The show didn't air in my area till about hat time. I was born in 1965 so I was around 9 going on ten yrs old.
I remember watching this as a kid in the 70s. So cool
Ultraman i use to love it whe I was a little kid..they use to destroy more than whatever he could save
Because of the fighting ..lol
1970 on Saturday it would be Ultraman then the next week it would be Johnny Sokko. Hard to believe Hiroko Sakurai is 75 years old now.
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Jonny Sokko was the shit!
How about Goldar And The Space Giants?
This was part of weekly afternoon programming in the 1970s in Las Vegas when I was a kid. Every day at 2:00pm me and my brother watched this faithfully!
I am mexican, (56) and I also grew up watching Ultraman in the 70's, I know for new generations this may not look good for them, but they don't have an idea of how this made your imagination work and fly....it was amazing!!
Ultra Man !! A true masterpiece for the ages.
Ultra Man.. Speed Racer. Giant Robot.. Gumby... Simba the white lion.. Davey and Goliath... Yeah .. those were great ones growing up...
Starting the long and winding ultra-road right here, right now. Friday, January 29th, 2021 at 12:47am.
good luck man
hows it going?
Me too actually, I'm on ultraman jack
@@ktt3171 LONG. MANY.
@@technerdbird YOU GOT THIS
I BELIVE IN YOU
Ultraman was a big part of my youth. Nothing was cooler. Akiko was super cute.
Back in the 60s and 70s kids had great imagination. Even though TV shows may have been extremely corny by today's standards, kids didn't get much for options for TV channels. If we got 2 TV channels that's what we were stuck with to watch while growing up.
Man I loved this show. I'm 51 now and watching it took me back. This was my favorite then johnny sokko. Life was good back then.
the cheese factor in this show is about 98/100 ... I love it
I’m 63 this month. And I was very young watching this show
This is the beginning of Ultra series, it was launched on 1966
LOL there's always a kid in these...man this is so bad it's brilliant !! This is an Iconic show in Japan
Thanks for uploading. It's bringing back the old sweet childhood memories.
Watched this as a child in Singapore in the 60s
Long live ULTRA MAN!
I've never seen this but am an instant fan. 👍🤛 I grew up with Giant Robot and this is a lot like it. Thank you.
After finding out this was the first episode I just realized how many times I rewatched the entire series when I was younger
I´m 59 years old, and I loved to watch the Ultraman series in those old big TVs! He was my favorite super heroe! thanks for the memories! Greetings fron Cancún
Also 59 and remember seeing this show in '74 or '75 when it was shown on TV either on a Baltimore or Washington DC station.
Wow! Ultraman such many childhood memories. Damn I’m getting old. 😂👍💯
I still remember this way back when I was a child year 90's.
Thank you.
I got a beta spark but 2006 Ver I guess not the original DX (color green)
If it was the early 1990s, you probably saw "Ultraman: Towards the Future" series - which was on all over the United States and other territories during that time.
@@augustragone1159 Depending on where he lived; some parts of Asia had most of the Showa-era Ultra shows aired on the TV during the 90s, with Heisei shows coming in during the late 90s/early 2000s including G/Towards the Future, USA/The Adventure Begins, and Powered.
@@IlyaCatWithABrush yes. I worked for Tsuburaya Production during the 1990s and 2000s.
I love it: A cross between "Thunderbirds", "Godzilla" and "World Championship Wrestling" !
This is like Ben 10 meets Power Rangers and this is the best 60s TV series yet to come.
You should also check out Kamen Rider, Super Sentai and Space Sheriff
Thanks I will look for it and is it available to watch on UA-cam?
I watched every episode of UltraMan, Rainbowman, Kikaida, Karmen Rider. Growing up in Hawaii in the 70s. This brings back good memories or when life was so much simpler
Ah yes, the greatest boomer show
wut
Im not a boomer but this is actually fun to watch
Do you ever get sick of being a smart ass hipster??
Did the Japanese have "Boomers"? We should investigate this...
@@augustragone1159 they certainly had live action film boomers ;D
Wow very good definition picture…fun, I watched it as a kid. I’m 65 now…
I like how they had communicator badges way before Star Trek, ST didn't have them until ST TNG in the 80's!
Japan knows better
OMG…. The memories!, just turned 65 but I just flashed to 12 years old watching in black and white on our 16” Philco.
This version put it in another dimension. Me too I watched it on a B&W TV. I loved so much this show. But looking it like this, in original language and in colors. For me this is a kind of masterpiece.
The first series I got into as a kid in the early 70's. My parents thought of me as odd, but I was way ahead of my time! Thank you for posting this!
Are you serious?
Those were the times.Johnny soko,kimba and speed racer.couldn’t wait to see these shows
Thanks a LOT, dear TokuSHOUTsu for uploading this jewel of the ANIME!!!
I remember that ULTRAMAN was emitted in my country (Argentina) by channel 13, every Saturday morning...
I remember a chapter where ULTRAMAN fights against a "Flying eye"...
Greetings from Argentina!!!
When I was a kid, there were some serious shows on TV! Always saving the world after school or Saturday night. In black and white (TV)
Facts!🍻
this 1966 ultraman has a scary laugh at 8:05
i didnt even knew he sounded like that😂 im new to this seiris
Ahhh couldn’t wait for Saturday morning for Ultraman in early 70s best show for kids!!!
Jajajaja...mi serie favorita de la infancia....pagaba 0.50 centavos para verla.....que recuerdos a mis 63 años..
Ive watched so many Ultraman series back in the seventies. IT always amazed me. These were my childhood precious memories. Then the anime mecha series came, that made me embrace this kind of culture.
I did not miss this show when I was a kid
1st of all, thank you so much TokuSHOUTsu for uploading a high quality 1st Ultraman which was actually the original airing was the day I was born.
Ok for the sake of argument : If Cosmos or Agul is here, they would not agree to such provocation towards Bemular who was hiding peacefully under the lake until Hayata initiated his Ultra Operation by attacking Bemular while it's sleeping? And awoken in rage only to be attacked from air? It's Ultraman fault really for losing him from the Space Graveyard not even knowing whether the monster still lives.
But again - this is really nostalgic.
I could watch these episodes forever. Ultraman is my wheelhouse.
this is the start of all ultaman series like dang for real?
An afternoon favorite as a kid in the 1970s, on WPHIL, Channel 17 out of Philadelphia. My dad kept us in the dark about color television until I was 16 (!), so I never knew this series was in color until now. Beautiful print and great fun to see again.
Serie inesquecível! Os que estão na faixa dos 50-60 no Brasil jamais esquecerão o bordão do Haiata: "Sempre que estiver em perigo, use está cápsula e você se tornará o Ultraman!"
It's the transmedium spherical UFO that can dive into bodies of water!
I remember very well this Ultraman series and also Ultra Seven
Bemular was just trying to take a nap 🤣 leave the poor dude alone 🧐
I agree they have some prejudices about space monsters.
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Didn't Ultraman said that He is a Convict that he trying to chase after
It's like There's a prisoner escaped to your house and a cop asked you where are they
Oh wow. I haven't seen Ultraman in 45 years. Good memories.
era mi serie favorita de niño
@@rluja320.4
Mii Espanol es terible,
Pero tu comprendo.
(En Poquito)🤘
@@christopherdaniel5919 bien cristopher 👍🏻
@@rluja320.4
De nada. En Todo. Amigo.
Recuerdos son especial.
Contiene la cabeza.. eh?
@@christopherdaniel5919 si claro..los buenos momentos de niñez no se olvidan. saludos amigo desde la cd de México
😭😭😭saudades da minha infância, amava ver Ultraman
classico absoluto, geração atual e nutela demais
65 here & I recall watching this as a child :)
Nice to see such a high-quality print and in the original Japanese. Even watching as a young kid I figured the cheesy dubbed dialogue wasn't an accurate translation.
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I watched the dub ver, It's kinda good
But i had no choice,Duh I can't even read back then😂🤚
I loved and watched it as a kid. Great imaginations! Great show!
I played Ultraman as a kid. Was good times!
Me transportaron a mi niñez, recuerdo a ultra seven, la señorita cometa, kimba, meteoro de las series japonesas que recuerdo. 😊
Si hermano!! Ultra Seven, y que tal Goldak?1
My mom lived in Japan when she was about 4 years old, and they had the English Dub ultra man disk set and it would be one of the only things they would watch at home because though she and my uncle learned some Japanese, They were raised with English as their primary language, and when she grew up and had me and my siblings, she kept the disk set and me and my siblings would watch it a lot in our basement, and I never knew that this was a Japanese show.