Ultra Q (1966) is a mystery, sci-fi & fantasy web series in Japanese. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Ultra Q online in HD.
Ultra Q — Storyline
As supernatural events and monster attacks rock Japan, the military and government look to be overwhelmed. Three intrepid young investigators—two pilots and a reporter—take it upon themselves to study these unexplained phenomena in order to inform and protect the public.
Cast & Crew
- Starring: Kenji Sahara, Yasuhiko Saijō, Hiroko Sakurai, Ureo Egawa, Yoshibumi Tajima
Ultra Q — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1966-01-02 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 28 |
| Genre | Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy |
| Language | Japanese |
| Network | TBS |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 8/10 (23 votes) |
Ultra Q — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Defeat Gomess! (1966-01-02) — While mining a train tunnel between Tokyo & Osaka, a construction crew unearths a strange object from within a huge underground cavern. Unable to identify the object, Jun and Yurik
- E2: Goro and Goroh (1966-01-09) — Amagi Mountain (also known as Saru-yama or Monkey Mountain due to its indigenous monkey population) is discovered to be the home of a 50 meter tall giant monkey, after the animal h
- E3: The Gift From Space (1966-01-16) — When Jun and Yuriko sight a UFO, it is discovered to be a lost space capsule that has returned to Earth after a trip to Mars. The unmanned capsule is found to contain two small gol
- E4: Mammoth Flower (1966-01-23) — A strange disturbance in Tokyo upturns the ground and shakes the buildings as if something huge is moving beneath the foundations of the city. In the canal of the Imperial Palace,
- E5: Peguila is Here! (1966-01-30) — Acting as a special correspondent for the Daily News, Jun travels to Japan's base at the South Pole. Once there, he learns about the mysterious disappearance of staff member Nomura
- E6: Grow Up! Little Turtle (1966-02-06) — A young boy named Taro develops a curious preoccupation with his pet turtle named Gameron, to whom he constantly encourages to grow. After getting into trouble for bringing his tur
- E7: S.O.S. Mount Fuji (1966-02-13) — When Yuriko investigates increased volcanic activity in the Mt. Fuji area, she learns the story of a modern-day Tarzan named Takeru, who is rumored to live in the region's dense wo
- E8: Terror of the Sweet Honey (1966-02-20) — Jun, Yuriko, lppei and Dr. Ichinotani visit a laboratory near Mount Isa to learn more about the experiments of a researcher named Kimura. Kimura has developed a special nutrient ca
- E9: Baron Spider (1966-02-27) — Returning home from a party one night, Jun and company become lost in the outskirts of Tokyo. When Ippei and Takehara accidently stumble into a marsh, the group seeks refuge in a n
- E10: The Underground Super Express Goes West (1966-03-06) — Yuriko and Ippei are passangers on the inaugural voyage of the Inazuma; a futuristic bullet train leaving New Tokyo Station for North Kyushu. Mistaking it for Yuriko's case, Ippei
- E11: Balloonga (1966-03-13) — A mysterious lifeform adheres to the rocketship Saturn I on its return trip following the exploration of Saturn. The alien creature absorbs the rocket's energy, causing it to crash
- E12: I Saw a Bird (1966-03-20) — A strange occurrence at the zoo has caused the animals to disappear and has left the zoo keeper near death. Gasping his last breath, the dying man murmurs, "I saw a bird".
- E13: Garadama (1966-03-27) — When several boys discover a mysterious, lightweight meteorite, their teacher delivers the strange rock to Dr. Ichinotani in Tokyo. Under analysis, the meteorite which the children
- E14: Tokyo Ice Age (1966-04-03) — At a Tokyo airport, a sudden, mysterious cold wave causes an aircraft to crash and grounds the other planes. A strange black cloud descends on Tokyo and from within it, emerges the
- E15: Kanegon's Cocoon (1966-04-10) — One day at a construction site, a group of children were finding valuables in the dirt when a man on a bulldozer ran over their bikes. When the children went to recover them, one o
- E16: Garamon Strikes Back (1966-04-17) — Under the cover of night, a mysterious man steals the Tilsonite rock from Tokyo's Astrophysics Research Institute. When a group of meteors is detected approaching the Earth, Jun an
- E17: The 1/8 Project (1966-04-24) — After being trampled beneath the maddening rush of a crowded Tokyo train station, Yuriko discovers crowds of people volunteering to participate in a new experiment called the 1/8 P
- E18: The Rainbow's Egg (1966-05-01) — Jun, Ippei and Yuriko investigate a hillside accident involving a truck that was transporting a uranium capsule. After rescuing the drivers, they learn that the monster Pagos had s
- E19: Challenge from the Year 2020 (1966-05-08) — Following the sighting of a UFO and the destruction of two J.S.D.F jets sent to investigate, a series of strange disappearances plagues Tokyo. When Yuriko witnesses a woman vanish
- E20: The Undersea Humanoid Ragon (1966-05-15) — Jun and Yuriko travel to the island of Iwanejima to investigate undersea volcanic activity. A young marine geologist, Dr. Ishii, has theorized that the entire island may soon be in
- E21: Space Directive M774 (1966-05-22) — While aboard a cruise ship for the evening, Yuriko finds a child's doll, which suddenly speaks to her. The voice introduces itself as Zemi, an alien from the Planet Ruparts, and wa
- E22: Metamorphosis (1966-05-29) — Residents are horrified when reports of skeletal remains and giant footprints lead them to believe that an abominable snowman may be lurking in the nearby mountains.
- E23: Fury of the South Sea (1966-06-05) — Following the destruction of a fishing vessel by a gigantic octopus, the lone survivor named Yuzo, the son of the ship's captain, is washed ashore nearby Compass Island. He is resc
- E24: The Idol of Goga (1966-06-12) — A ring of smugglers, including a mysterious woman named Aleen, steal a rare statue and kidnap a young girl named Tami in the process.
- E25: The Devil Child (1966-06-19) — Jun and the others attend a perforniance by Akanuma the Magician During the act, a young girl named Lily is enclosed inside a box and her ghostly spirit appears in the air, separat
- E26: Blazing Victory (1966-06-26) — Joe Aikawa, better known as Dynamite Joe, takes Japan by storm as he rises through a series of decisive victories to become the country's new boxing champion. Prior to the match fo
- E27: The Disappearance of Flight 206 (1966-07-03) — Returning from a pilot's conference in Hong Kong, Jun and Ippei's flight aboard a supersonic passenger jet is suddenly interrupted by a strange pocket of turbulence.
- E28: Open Up! (1967-12-14) — While driving home one evening, Jun and Yuriko come upon a man lying unconscious in the road. They help him into their car and drive off. When they stop at a railroad crossing, the
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Ultra Q have? 1 season(s) with 28 episodes.
Where can I watch Ultra Q? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
