Birthed from the demise of the Kaiju Apostle Podcast, “Saved by the Belial” reunites co-hosts Chris and David to discuss the universe’s greatest superhero: Ultraman! With only three minutes to discuss each episode, will they be able to say what they need before the color timer runs out? Will Chris grow sick of Ultraman? And why is Ginga no Uta an absolute bop? Stay tuned to find out! Episodes are released biweekly. Official podcast partner of the Tokusatsu Network: http://www.tokusatsunetwork.com. For more information about the show, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
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Ultraman #4: "At least he has a porpoise!" Feat. Pri
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 Kaido
32. “Endless Counterattack,” Director: Toshitsugu Suzuki, Writer: Keisuke Fujikawa
33. “The Forbidden Words,” Director: Toshitsugu Suzuki, Writer: Tetsuo Kinjo
34. “A Gift from the Sky,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki
35. “The Monster Graveyard,” Director: Akio Jissoji, Writer: Mamoru Sasaki
36. “Don’t Shoot! Arashi,” Director: Kazuho Mitsuta, Writer: Masahiro Yamada
37. “A Little Hero,” Director: Kazuho Mitsuta, Writer: Tetsuo Kinjo
38. “Spaceship Rescue Command,” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writer: Shozo Uehara
39. “Farewell, Ultraman,” Director: Hajime Tsuburaya, Writer: Tetsuo Kinjo
Pri’s Blog about Ultraman and Tokusatsu: https://capesandcoolscarves.wordpress.com
Pri’s Twitter Account: http://twitter.com/sunglasspri
Where to watch:
- Mill Creek (Physical/Digital)
- Moviespree (Digital)
- ShoutFactoryTV (Streaming)
- Tubi (Streaming)
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “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 Ivers
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