Tag: Gai Kurenai

Ultraman Orb Episode 25 – The Wandering Sun Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

It is finally here, the final episode of Ultraman Orb! In this review I will cover only the episode on its own, but will review the entire series as a whole for another time and day. Hopefully to serve as padding until it is confirmed that a fan-subbing group will pick up Ultraman Orb the Origin Saga, or it is distributed internationally so that I can keep this hype-train alive. I will also being doing countdowns of my Top 10 Fights in the series, and Top 10 Moments where one can…

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Ultraman Orb Episode 24 – The Ultimate King Devil Beast Strikes Back Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

We now come to part two of the Ultraman Orb finale! In this episode Juggler reveals to the world that the Orochi is making its return, and will be fully evolved. How will Orb be able to defeat the revived behemoth, which now calls its self the Magata no Orochi? Summary: Demaaga, Gomess, and Telesdon surface in the city, but quickly die as soon as Orb appears. Naomi attempts to play out her dream of Orb’s battle with Zetton, trying to claim more of her great grandmother’s memory before waking…

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Ultraman Orb Episode 23 – The Blade of Darkness Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

“The end is here. The game is over. No more pretending, no more, no more!” … For the third episode in the final five within Ultraman Orb it is the start of the finale, stringing together the final three into a trilogy. Now, as mentioned in the previous review it is all set to begin with the final duel between Gai and Juggler. Summary: Juggler unleashes an attack onto a building in a process of training, while remember to when Gai first received the Orb Calibur and became Orb. The…

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Ultraman Orb Episode 22 – The Unmarked Café Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

The second episode within the last five episodes of Ultraman Orb is literally a coffee break, since it all pertains to finding a “mythical” and legendary café in Shinjuku. What mysteries does this establishment hold, and what makes this particular coffee so special? Find out by watching the episode on Crunchyroll, or reading the summary below… Summary: Shibukawa and VTL begin sectioning off an area containing a crashed spaceship, where officers mention that several UFOs have begun leaving the planet. At the scene of the crash the team also discovers…

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Ultraman Orb Episode 21 – The Girl with the Blue Ribbon Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

The first of the final episodes in the series, and it features an interesting mystery… The return of Hyper Zetton Deathscythe! How could this monster be back from the grave? Watch the episode on Crunchyroll, or read the spoiler filled summary below! Summary: S.S.P. discovers that there have been various sightings of Hyper Zetton Deathscythe, and with its appearances comes a mysterious girl that wears a blue ribbon. S.S.P. manages to discover the girl’s location at an elderly couple’s house, and Gai is already there adding to the mystery. The…

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Amazon Prime Goes Ultra – Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga Trailer & More

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

The official Ultraman Website has recently updated its section on the upcoming Amazon Japan Prime series, Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga. The page updates feature a series description, cast, staff, and opening/ end credit tracks. Along with this huge update Amazon Japan’s YouTube uploaded the first full length trailer for the series. Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga will begin on December 26 with weekly upload for new episodes, and will run for 12 episodes. Series Description: Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga is the series that chronicles the past of both,…

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Ultraman Orb the Origin Saga Teaser

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

Here is the first teaser trailer for Amazon Japan’s exclusive series Ultraman Orb the Origin Saga. The Origin Saga is a 12 episode series which will show how Orb came into existence, and feature a “new” form, Orb Origin the First Form. This new form being more akin to the original Ultraman’s red and silver scheme. The series will begin to stream on December 26, however there is no information if the series will receive a wide international release. That means it may be a while until international fans like…

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Ultraman Orb Episode 20 – Revenge’s Trigger Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

After two seemingly bad episodes, I think Ultraman Orb is finally getting back to being great again! Especially when there are only six episodes left, when one includes this episode that I am reviewing today. Episode 20 features the final member of the Planetary Invasion Syndicate, Metron Tarude taking his revenge on Juggler. However Gai comes to the rescue because of his moral code to defeat the helpless, and preserve peace on the planet from extraterrestrial threats! Summary: Metron Tarude is in the middle of seeking his revenge on Juggler,…

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Ultraman Orb Episode 19 – The Demon Inside of Me Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

After the previous episode with Shibukawa’s daughter issues, we come to an episode where Naomi is dealing with her personal demons!? Okay, this sounds actually pretty interesting. How does one of the most innocent, and pure hearted characters in the show have a dark side? Well I guess one just has to see the episode, or read the spoiler filled summary below! Summary: S.S.P. watches a video promoting the wishing stone, which when one presents there worn shoes and wishes for true love it will be granted. Naomi thinks it…

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Ultraman Orb Episode 18 – Hardboiled Liver Review

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

Ultraman Orb’s Shibukawa supposedly lives a ‘Hardboiled’ life… Does this mean he and Kamen Rider Skull used to be friends? Anyways, as the viewer gets a chance to see the life of Shibukawa, an iconic kaiju makes it return to the Ultra series. However this time, this particular kaiju is sporting a slight new look! Summary: Shibukawa monologues his days working for VTL, until he catches his daughter Tetsuko doing weird stuff. He goes to ask Naomi to find out if Tetsuko is becoming a bad egg. Soon after Tetsuko arrives at…

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