Saved by the Belial: An Atrocious Ultraman Podcast

Sorry for the delay in an episode this week. This should help clear things up. Also, it's hilarious the night we have an important announcement, we run into some substantial recording issues. AKA why we switched to Riverside.fm from Squadcast.fm months ago and haven't looked back. Extra music: Onion March by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

We start our journey through the Ultra Q zone with tales of terrapin trauma and more cats than you can shake a stick at...When David and Chris, the bonafide Belial Buds™, asked Mr. Roebuck to be on the show, they didn’t realize what manner of mayhem would ensue, including…well…do you really want to be spoiled?Episodes covered:Defeat Gomess!Goro and GoroThe Gift from SpaceMammoth FlowerPeguila is Here!Grow up! Little TurtleS.O.S. Mount FujiTerror of the Sweet HoneyBaron SpiderThe Underground Super Express Goes WestWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Andrew Links:Triassic Park: Apple Podcasts | SpotifyAndrew’s Twitter: I was going to make a scavenger hunt, but that takes a lot of work, and I’m going to exercise my right to be lazy. If you spend about two minutes going through his podcast episode descriptions, you’ll find it! Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultra Q Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju. Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversPatron appreciation segment music: “Tape Star” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspodA huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!WesleyMelFaeKyoei ToshiEli

As the Belial Buds™ finish their bloody marathon with the last batch of Ultraseven adventures, they ask themselves, “Where have these episodes been all their lives?” From crucifixions to Veggie Tales to Herman Melville, there are no topics left untouched this time around.Episodes covered:39. The Seven Assassination Plan: Part 140. The Seven Assassination Plan: Part 241. Challenge from Underwater42. Ambassador of the Nonmalt43. Nightmare on Planet No. 444. The Terrifying Super Ape-Man45. The Saucers Have Come46. The Showdown of Dan vs. Seven47. Who Are You?48. The Biggest Invasion in History: Part 149. The Biggest Invasion in History: Part 2Where to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Extra resources:Article about automation and the Inuit tribes: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/11/the-great-forgetting/309516/Corrections:David says “Declan” instead of “Deban.” He does not regret the error, but he does regert it.Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspodA huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!WesleyMelFaeKyoei ToshiEli

We’ve finally reached the batch of episodes where David quit watching Ultraseven. Is it because of the quality of the show, or was it burnout? And why in the heck haven’t we seen more Crazygon?! Episodes covered:30. Glory for Whom?31. The Flower Where the Devil Dwells32. The Strolling Planet33. The Invading Dead34. The Vanishing City35. Terror on the Moon36. A Lethal 0.1 Seconds37. The Stolen Ultra Eye38. The Courageous BattleWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspodA huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!WesleyJoeMelFaeKyoei ToshiEli

A wild Bonus Episode appears! Chris and David choose Rob! Rob uses "Great discussion about mental health." Bonus Episode counters with "Neon Genesis Evangelion." It's super effective!We had a blast talking with Rob. Now LISTEN to Rob.CORRECTION: David brings up a book in the conversation called A Call to Christian Formation. He really meant to say the idea came from It's Not Your Turn by Heather Thompson Day.Rob’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jovian_sunTokyo Lives: Website | TwitterPodcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspodA huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!WesleyJoeMelFaeKyoei ToshiEli

This is what you get when Rob from Tokyo Lives joins the Belial Buds: Mustaches. Motorcycles. Mullets. Monsters. ultraMEN. Too MANY jokes about buttholes. M's the word. Also, I just came up with Belial Buds. This needs to be a shirt.Episodes covered:21. Pursue the Undersea Base22. The Human Farm23. Search for Tomorrow24. Return to the North!25. Showdown at 140 Degrees Below Zero26. Super Weapon R127. Operation Cyborg28. The 700 Kilometer Run29. The Earthling All AloneWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Rob’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jovian_sunTokyo Lives: Website | TwitterPodcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversPatron appreciation segment music: “Tape Star” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspodA huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!WesleyJoeMelFaeKyoei ToshiEli

It only took roughly twenty episode descriptions for me to lose my creative steam. Maybe before this one goes live, I’ll come back to it. Maybe not. But hey! We’re talking about the King Joe two parter!Episodes covered:11. Fly to Devil Mountain12. REDACTED13. The Man Who Came From V314. The Ultra Guard Goes West: Part 115. The Ultra Guard Goes West: Part 216. The Eye that Shines in the Darkness17. Underground Go! Go! Go!18. Escape Dimension X19. Project Blue20. Destroy Earthquake Epicenter XWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

With Kyle being such a WHOge Dr. Who fan, it only made sense to talk about the series and have him try to sell David on trying out the franchise again. Conclusion: it worked. Also on the table: Godzilla vs. Kong, MCU (surprise!), and what it’s like being the geriatric editor for Nerdist.Kyle’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/kyledandersonDoctor Who: The Writer’s Room: https://dwtwr.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/dwtwrDoctor Who: Five Years Rapid: https://fiveyearsrapid.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/fiveyearsrapid Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats: https://thememorycheats.libsyn.com/ How Ultraman Wants to Take Over the World (Nerdist Now): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UzPNLF7EbQ Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.We also have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

In a world…with countless Ultra hosts…one man reigns supreme… His name? Dan Moroboshi. More importantly, Kyle Anderson, Nerdist’s senior editor, joins us for a rip-roaring good time. Seriously, we had a blast, and we hope you do as well.Oh, and our Ultraman Foundation/charity Patreon is live! For more information, click here.Episodes covered:The Invisible ChallengerThe Green TerrorSecret of the LakeMax, Respond!Vanished TimeDark ZoneSpace Prisoner 303The Marked TownOperation Android ZeroThe Suspicious NeighborKyle’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/kyledandersonDoctor Who: The Writer’s Room: https://dwtwr.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/dwtwrDoctor Who: Five Years Rapid: https://fiveyearsrapid.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/fiveyearsrapidDoctor Who: The Memory Cheats: https://thememorycheats.libsyn.com/How Ultraman Wants to Take Over the World (Nerdist Now): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UzPNLF7EbQ Where to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.

Nothing like having recording a podcast episode where by the time it releases, you (David) prove yourself wrong several times: The Lord of the Ring books ARE better than the movies and yes, I did rush out to see Black Widow. Also, we were right: Loki is great.Topics discussed: confusing Gridman with Ultraman; Dragon Ball GT; Ultraman critiques; toku burnout; the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe; and pitching the Monsters vs. Men Patreon numerous times.Monsters vs. Men: Website | Twitter | PatreonPodcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Transition music: “Synapse” by Shane Ivers.Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

It's time to leave the (TV) Land of Light and dive into the world of Marvel’s Rise of Ultraman! Discussing this new take on the giant of light with us is Alex of Monsters vs. Men, and as always, hijinks ensue. Oh, and Alex's favorite kaiju Skydon returns!Issues covered:Issues 1-5 of The Rise of UltramanWriters: Kyle Higgins, Matthew GroomInkers: G Gurihiru, Michael Cho, Francesco Manna, Ed McguinnessPencilers: G Gurihiru, Michael Cho, Francesco Manna, Ed McguinnessColorists: G Gurihiru, Michael Cho, Espen GrundetjernLetterer: Vc Ariana MaherEditor: Jeff YoungquistWhere to read:Marvel (Individuals/Trade Paperback)Comixology (Digital)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

Wait, it's time to finish Ginga S already?! That's what happens when there are only sixteen episodes, I suppose. So the question is: does the show stick its landing, or do we find ourselves demanding (more)? And Chris watches his first Ultra-movie!Episodes covered:9. “A Life to Regain,” Director: Yoshikazu Ishii, Writer: Hisako Kurosawa10. “The Holy Sword of the Future,” Director: Yoshikazu Ishii, Writer: Akio Miyoshi11. “Gan-Q’s Tears,” Director: Kiyotaka Taguchi, Writer: Takao Nakano12. “To Meet You,” Director: Kiyotaka Taguchi, Writer: Sotaro Hayashi13. “Split! UPG,” Director: Kazuya Konaka, Writer: Aya Takei14. “Resurrection of Lugiel,” Director: Kazuya Konaka, Writer: Yuji Kobayashi15. “Adventure Called Life,” Director: Koichi Sakamoto, Writer: Hirotoshi Kobayashi16. “Battle for Tomorrow,” Director: Koichi Sakamoto, Writer: Takao Nakano“Ultraman Ginga S The Movie: Showdown! The 10 Ultra Warriors!,” Director: Koichi Sakamoto, Writers: Yuji Kobayashi, Takao Nakano“Ultra Fight Victory,” Director: Koichi Sakamoto, Writer: Junichiro AshikiTokusatsu Network: Event Recap: Ultraman Connection Live: Sevenger FightEric Schuster’s Wonderful Kid Taro Artwork: TwitterWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Digital)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

When Koichi Sakamoto takes the reins for Ultraman Ginga S, the direction changes, but is it for the best? Is Ultraman Victory a worthwhile addition? And what theological connections does Chris make this time? Time to Ultra-smash that play button!Episodes covered:“The Power to Open the Way,” Director: Koichi Sakamoto, Writer: Yuji Kobayashi“Ginga vs. Victory,” Director: Koichi Sakamoto, Writer: Tako Nakano“The Lone Warrior,” Director: Koichi Sakamoto, Writer: Akio Miyoshi“The Meaning of Strength,” Director: Yoshikazu Ishii, Writer: Aya Takei“Friend and Devil,” Director: Yoshikazu Ishii, Writer: Hirotoshi Kobayashi“The Forgotten Past,” Director: Kyotaka Taguchi, Writer: Hisako Kurosawa“Activate! Operation Magnewave,” Director: Kiyotaka Taguchi, Writer: Sotaro Hayashi“Desperate Battle in the Sunrise,” Director: Kiyotaka Taguchi, Writer: Yuji KobayashiWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Digital)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

We enjoyed having Eric from Monsters vs. Men on so much we decided to keep the conversation going!Topics discussed: Eric’s journey from film snob to toku fan; whether films and shows are as effective in encouraging change compared to literature; fandom obsessions, expectations, and how this can shape one’s identity; Eric’s journey through the MCU with his wife; and the concept of the “sympathetic antagonist.”Monsters vs. Men: Website | Twitter | PatreonFreddie deBoer: “Annoying Connoisseurs Make Things Better for the Rest of Us”David’s article: Godzilla vs. ChomskyPodcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Careless Whisper” by George Michael (please don’t sue us)Outro: “Careless Whisper” feat. Robyn Adele Anderson & Dave Koz by Postmodern JukeboxHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

Joining us for some spicy shenanigans is Eric Neely of Monsters vs. Men infamy! This episode contains: 50g of mispronouncing character names, 20mg of confusing the main antagonist with a legendary Pokemon, and 100% good times. Please listen responsibly.Episodes covered:7. “The Monster Competition,” Director: Yuichi Abe, Writer: Akira Tanizaki8. “The Closed World,” Director: Tomoo Haraguchi, Writer: Heiichi Hasegawa9. “The Stolen Ginga Spark,” Director: Yoshikazu Ishii, Writer: Keiichi Hasegawa10. “The Jet Black Ultra Brothers,” Director: Yoshikazu Ishii, Writer: Kenichi Araki11. “Darkness and Light,” Director: Yuichi Abe, Writer: Akira Tanizaki12. “Your Future,” Director: Yuichi Abe, Writer: Keiichi HasegawaMonsters vs. Men: Website | Twitter | PatreonWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Digital)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

We made it to the New Generation era. First stop: Ginga! Does this show deserve the hate it gets? Does Hasegawa's writing work for us? And why are nut shots such an effective comedic trope? Plus: medicine balls. Let her rip!Episodes covered:“The Town of Falling Stars,” Director: Yuichi Abe, Writer: Keiichi Hasegawa“A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Director: Yuichi Abe, Writer: Keiichi Hasegawa“The Twin-Headed Flame Beast,” Director: Tomoo Haraguchi, Writer: Akira Tanizaki“The Idol is Ragon,” Director: Tamoo Haraguchi, Writer: Kenichi Araki“The Hater of Dreams,” Director: Kengo Kaij, Writer: Masanao Akahoshi“The Battle for Dreams,” Director: Kengo Kaij, Writer: Masanao AkahoshiWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Digital)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comSaved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

We did a bonus episode with Pri, because otherwise, the actual episode would have been two hours!Topics discussed: religion and crucifixion imagery in the Ultraman franchise, era-elitism, Ultraman Z, theories about Trigger*, old-school Toonami, the live-action Gundam movie announcement, and of course more MCU/Falcon and Winter Soldier discourse.*This episode was recorded before the teaser trailer dropped!Pri's Blog about Ultraman and Tokusatsu: https://capesandcoolscarves.wordpress.com/Pri's Twitter Account: http://www.twitter.com/sunglasspriPodcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comAs of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

When you schedule your first podcast guest, it only makes sense to have one of the most welcoming and passionate Ultraman fans out there, right? Thankfully, our friend Pri agreed to join us for the final episodes of Ultraman, and we had a blast! Onward to Ginga!Episodes covered:31. “Who Goes There?,” Director: Yuzo Higuchi, Writer: Taro Kaido32. “Endless Counterattack,” Director: Toshitsugu Suzuki, Writer: Keisuke Fujikawa33. “The Forbidden Words,” Director: Toshitsugu Suzuki, Writer: Tetsuo Kinjo34. “A Gift from the Sky,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki35. “The Monster Graveyard,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki36. “Don’t Shoot! Arashi,” Director: Kazuho Mitsuta, Writer: Masahiro Yamada37. “A Little Hero,” Director: Kazuho Mitsuta, Writer: Tetsuo Kinjo38. “Spaceship Rescue Command,” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writer: Shozo Uehara39. “Farewell, Ultraman,” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writer: Tetsuo KinjoPri’s Blog about Ultraman and Tokusatsu: https://capesandcoolscarves.wordpress.comPri’s Twitter Account: http://twitter.com/sunglasspriWhere to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comAs of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

Remembering Jessica Walter. The Marvel Cinematic Universe. Healthy social media usage. Are we even an Ultraman podcast anymore?! (Of course we are. But someone really needs to Ultra-slap us into Ultra-shape.)Episodes covered:21. “Breach the Wall of Smoke,” Director: Yuzo Higuchi, Writer: Taro Kaido22. “Overthrow the Surface,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki23. “My Home is Earth,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki24. “The Undersea Science Center,” Director: Toshihiro Iijima, Writer: Keisuke Fujikawa25. “the Mysterious Comet Tsuifon,” Director: Toshihiro Iijima, Writer: Bunzo Wakatsuki26. “The Monster Highness (Part 1),” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writers: Tetsuo Kinjo, Bunzo Wakatsuki27. “The Monster Highness (Part 2),” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writers: Tetsuo Kinjo, Bunzo Wakatsuki28. “Human Species 5&6,” Director: Samaji Nonagase, Writer: Masahiro Yamada29. “Challenge to the Underground,” Director: Samaji Nonagase, Writers: Tetsuo Kinjo, Ryu Minamikawa30. “Phantom of the Snow Mountains,” Director: Yuzo Higuchi, Writer: Tetsuo KinjoLisa Naffziger Color Timer Fanart: https://www.atrociouspod.com/fanart Where to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comAs of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod

We made it to episode two! And they say it couldn’t be done! (For the record, no one said this.) Chris experiences a Jissoji episode for the first time, David botches the dad joke he's been holding onto for weeks, and we think up the best kaiju idea ever.Episodes covered:11. “The Rascal From Outer Space,” Director: Kazuho Mitsuta, Writer: Tatsuo Miyata12. “Cry of the Mummy,” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writer: Keisuke Fujikawa13. “Oil S.O.S.,” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writer: Tetsuo Kinjo14. “The Pearl Defense Directive,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki15. “Terrifying Cosmic Rays,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki16. “Science Patro Into Space,” Director: Toshihiro Iijima, Writer: Kitao Senzoku17. “Passport to Infinity,” Director: Toshihiro Iijima, Writer: Keisuke Fujikawa18. “Brother From Another Planet,” Director: Samaji Nonagase, Writers: Ryu Minamikawa, Tetsuo Kinjo19. “Demons Rise Again,” Director: Samaji Nonagase, Writers: Masahiro Yamada, Ryu Minamikawa20. “Terror on Route 87,” Director: Yuzo Higuchi, Writer: Tetsuo KinjoArticle regarding the Traffic War: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0386111216000042Where to watch:Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)Moviespree (Digital)ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)Tubi (Streaming)Podcast cover artwork: Klenda VIntro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane IversHave listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contactFor more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.comAs of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod