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ウルトラマン第29話 Ultraman Episode 29 "Challenge to the Underground" - YouTube. Kyodai Hero Great Battle. 8.91K subscribers. Subscribed. 4. 156 views 2 years ago. The first series begins when...
Jun 8, 2018 · Ultraman (1966-1967)Episode: 29The Challenge into Subterra (Chitei e no Chosen)Aired: January 29, 1967 (Alternate DVD Titles: Challenge To The Underground / C...
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© 2024 Google LLC. A golden monster Goldon showed up at Mt. Ota gold mine, which has the largest amount of reserves in Japan. In order to repel Goldon which freely moves back ...
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Science Patrol member Ide and Captain Muramatsu use a special drilling vehicle to subdue a mysterious gold-colored monster.
One day, the Science Patrol learns that a recently abandoned Gold-Mining facility in Mt. Ohtayama has come under attack by a gold-colored monster. Deploying immediately, the team discovers that the Monster is already attacking the nearby town of Muromachi, and the Defense Force already on the scene attacking the Monster with their weapons. The team...
Hikaru Uranoas the NarratorWhile attacking Goldon, Arashi and Hayata state their plan to launch the Corona Bomb at the Monster's eye. However when launching the bomb, Arashi clearly strikes at Goldon's back.
"Challenge to the Underground" (地底への挑戦, Chitei e no Chōsen) is the twenty-ninth episode of the series Ultraman. To be added Actor's name on the left, character played on the right. Hikaru Urano...
Ultraman. Season 1 Episode 29 - Challenge to the Underground. 1967 · 26 min. TV-PG. Action · Sci-Fi · Foreign/International. A golden monster Goldon showed up at Mt. Ota gold mine, which has the largest amount of reserves in Japan.
Directed by: Samaji Nonagase. When Japan is left perplexed by the sudden disappearance of every last ounce of gold at Mt. Ohtayama, the nation’s most bountiful gold mine, the answer reveals itself when the gold-eating brontosaurus-like monster Goldon bursts from the ground to devastate nearby mining villages.
