Japan Release: 1973
Running Time: 25 minutes

Ultraman Taro: Burn On! The Six Ultra Brothers!

ウルトラマンタロウ燃えろ!ウルトラ６兄弟!
[Urutoraman Taro Moero! Urutora 6 Kyodai!]

After testing a bomb on the distant planet, the creature, called Mururoa, comes to Earth and plagues it in darkness. Try as he might, even the strength of Ultraman Taro isn't enough to relinquish the enemy. Without light, the world falls into panic, having to live off of limited resources. Now the fate of Earth rests in the hands of Taro and the Ultra Brothers, who must acquire an ancient, mythical item deep in the center of the Land of Ultra's Ultra Tower to disperse the darkness and bring peace back to their second home...

Live Action Science Fiction Kaiju

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Ultraman Taro: Burn On! The Six Ultra Brothers!
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Aliens, SDF & Misc.

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Background and Trivia

• Featured as part of the Toho Champion Festival during the winter of 1973, featured alongside Rocky Chuck, the Mountain Rat: You Can Do It, Chatterer, Science Ninja Team Gatchaman: Renzilla, the Electric Monster, Aim for the Ace! Cinderella of the Tennis Kingdom, Samurai Giants: Roar! Bang Bang, and a re-edit of King Kong Escapes (1967).
• Footage is standard ratio blow-up of Episode 25, "Burn On! The Six Ultra Brothers".
• A host of other monsters appear here in an animated flashback sequence, including Jamila, Gomora, Eleking, Seagorath, Detton, Sadola, Gandar, Bemstar, Snowgon, Terochilus, Rigger, Dangar, Black King, Gokinezula, Zagoras, Mother of Ultra, and Father of Ultra. It also features the first appearance of Alien Empera, although the character wouldn't be fully realized until Ultraman Mebius nearly 35 years later.