月光仮面

Airing Time: February 24th, 1958 to July 5th, 1959

Companies Affiliated: Senkosha (Production) and KR Television (Production and Distribution)

怪獣マリンコング (a.k.a. マリンコングの大逆襲)

Airing Time: April 3rd to September 25th, 1960

Companies Affiliated: Nissan Productions

少年ケニヤ

Airing Time: May 4th, 1961 to February 8th, 1962

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and NET (Distribution)

ウルトラQ

Airing Time: January 2nd to July 3rd, 1966

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production and distribution)

マグマ大使

Airing Time: July 4th, 1966 to September 25th, 1967

Companies Affiliated: P Productions (Production) and Fuji TV (Distribution)

ウルトラマン

Airing Time: July 17th, 1966 to April 9th, 1967

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production and distribution)

魔くん

Airing Time: October 6th, 1966 to March 30th, 1967

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and NET TV (Distribution)

仮面の忍者 赤影

Airing Time: April 5th, 1967 to March 27th, 1968

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production), Kansai TV (Production/Distribution), and Fuji TV (Distribution)

キャプテンウルトラ

Airing Time: April 16th to September 24th, 1967

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TBS (Production and distribution)

ウルトラセブン

Airing Time: October 1st, 1967 to September 8th, 1968

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production and distribution)

怪獣王子

Airing Time: October 2th, 1967 to March 25th, 1968

Companies Affiliated: Nippon Tokusatsu Co., Ltd., (Production) and Fuji TV (Distribution)

幻の大怪獣アゴン

Airing Time: January 2nd to January 5th, 1968

Companies Affiliated: Nippon Denpa Eiga (Production) and Fuji TV (Distribution)

ジャイアントロボ

Airing Time: October 11th, 1967 to April 1st, 1968

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and NET (Distribution)

ジャングルプリンス

Airing Time: July 6th to August 10th, 1970

Companies Affiliated: Nippon Denpa Eiga

スペクトルマン

Airing Time: January 2nd, 1971 to March 25th, 1972

Companies Affiliated: P Productions (Production) and Fuji TV (Distribution)

帰ってきたウルトラマン

Airing Time: April 2nd, 1971 to March 31st, 1972

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production and distribution)

シルバー仮面

Airing Time: November 28th, 1971 to May 21st, 1972

Companies Affiliated: Senkosha (Production), Nihon Gendai Kikaku (Production), and TBS (Distribution)

ミラーマン

Airing Time: December 5th, 1971 to November 26th, 1972

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and Fuji TV (Distribution)

ウルトラマンA

Airing Time: April 7th, 1972, to March 30th, 1973

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production.Distribution)

緊急指令10-4・10-10

Airing Time: July 3th to December 25th, 1972

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Production (Production) and NET (Distribution)

突撃! ヒューマン!!

Airing Time: October 7th, 1972 to December 30th, 1972

Companies Affiliated: Union Film (Production) and Nippon Television (Distribution)

アイアンキング

Airing Time: October 8th, 1972 to April 8th, 1973

Companies Affiliated: Senkosha (Production) and TBS (Distribution)

サンダーマスク

Airing Time: October 3rd, 1972 to March 27th, 1973

Companies Affiliated: Hiromi Production (Production) and Nippon Television (Distribution)

ファイヤーマン

Airing Time: January 7th to July 31st, 1973

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Mannensha (Production), and Nippon Television (Distribution)

魔人ハンターミツルギ

Airing Time: January 8th to March 26th, 1973

Companies Affiliated: Kokusai Housou (Production) and Fuji Television (Distribution)

ジャンボーグA

Airing Time: January 17th to December 29th, 1973

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and Manichi Television (Distribution)

流星人間ゾーン

Airing Time: April 2nd to September 24th, 1973

Companies Affiliated: Toho Company (Production), Mannensha (Production), and Nippon Television (Distribution)

ウルトラマンタロウ

Airing Time: April 6th, 1973 to April 5th, 1974

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production and Distribution)

ウルトラマンレオ

Airing Time: April 12th, 1974 to March 28th, 1975

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production/Distribution)

恐竜探険隊ボーンフリー

Airing Time: October 1st, 1976 to March 25th, 1977

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and NET (Distribution)

大鉄人17

Airing Time: March 18th to November 11th, 1977

Companies Affiliated: Mainichi Broadcasting System (Production), Toei Company (Production), and TBS (Distribution)

恐竜大戦争アイゼンボーグ

Airing Time: October 7th, 1977 to June 30th, 1978

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and Tokyo 12 Channel (Production/Distribution)

スパイダーマン

Airing Time: May 17th, 1978 to March 14th, 1979

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and Tokyo 12 Channel (Production/Distribution)

恐竜戦隊コセイドン

Airing Time: July 7th, 1978 to June 29th, 1979

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and Tokyo 12 Channel (Production/Distribution)

宇宙からのメッセージ・銀河大戦

Airing Time:  July 8th, 1978 to January 27th, 1979

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

西遊記

Airing Time: October 2nd, 1978 to April 8th, 1979

Companies Affiliated: International Television Films (Production), and Nippon Television (Production/Distribution)

バトルフィーバーJ

Airing Time: February 3rd, 1979 to January 26th, 1980

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

メガロマン

Airing Time: May 7th to December 24th, 1979

Companies Affiliated: Toho Company (Production) and Fuji Television (Production/Distribution)

西遊記

Airing Time: November 11, 1979 to May 4, 1980

Companies Affiliated: International Television Films (Production), and Nippon Television (Production/Distribution)

電子戦隊デンジマン

Airing Time: February 2nd, 1980 to January 31st, 1981

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

ウルトラマン80

Airing Time: April 2nd, 1980 to March 25th, 1981

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TBS (Production/Distribution)

太陽戦隊サンバルカン

Airing Time: February 7th, 1981 to January 30th, 1982

Companies Affiliated: Toei (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

大戦隊ゴーグルファイブ

Airing Time: February 6th, 1982 to January 29th, 1983

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

電撃戦隊チェンジマン

Airing Time: February 2nd, 1985 to February 22nd, 1986

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

巨獣特捜ジャスピオン

Airing Time: March 15th, 1985 to March 24th, 1986

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

超新星フラッシュマン

Airing Time: March 1st, 1986 to February 21nd, 1987

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

光戦隊マスクマン

Airing Time: February 28th, 1987 to February 20th, 1988

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

超獣戦隊ライブマン

Airing Time: February 27th, 1988, to February 18th, 1989

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

巨人伝説ライン

Release date: August 13th, 1989 to March 1993

Companies Affiliated: RAPID PROGRESS

電脳警察サイバーコップ

Airing Time: October 2nd, 1988 to July 5th, 1989

Companies Affiliated: Toho (Production) and Nippon Television (Distribution)

高速戦隊ターボレンジャー

Airing Time: February 25th, 1989 to February 23th, 1990

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

地球戦隊ファイブマン

Airing Time: March 2nd, 1990 to February 8th, 1991

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

ウルトラマン G

Airing Time: September 25th, 1990 - January 24th, 1991

Companies Affiliated: The South Australian Film Corporation (Production), Ultraman Production Committee (Production), and Tsuburaya Productions (Productions)

鳥人戦隊ジェットマン

Airing Time: February 15th, 1991 to February 14th, 1992

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TS Asahi (Distribution)

恐竜戦隊ジュウレンジャー

Airing Time: February 21st, 1992 to February 12th, 1993

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TS Asahi (Distribution)

五星戦隊ダイレンジャー

Airing Time: February 19th, 1993 to February 11th, 1994

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

電光超人グリッドマン

Airing Time: April 3rd, 1993 to January 8th, 1994

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), TBS (Production/Distribution)

Airing Time: August 28th, 1993 to May 23rd, 1994

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production) Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production) and FOX (Distribution)

忍者戦隊カクレンジャー

Airing Time: February 18th, 1994 to February 24th, 1995

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

Airing Time: July 21st, 1994 to May 20th, 1995

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production) Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production) and FOX (Distribution)

ウルトラマンパワード

Airing Time: December 5th, 1993 to August 25, 1994

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Major Havoc Entertainment (Production), and Ultraman Powered Production Committee (Production)

平成ウルトラセブン

Airing Time: March 21st, 1994 to September 25th, 2000

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Yomiko Advertising (Production), VAP (Production), and Nippon Television (Production)

超力戦隊オーレンジャー

Airing Time: March 3rd, 1995 to February 7th, 1996

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

Airing Time: September 2nd, 1995 to November 27th, 1995

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production) Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production) and FOX (Distribution)

Release date: April 29th, 1977

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions (Production), and FOX (Distribution)

激走戦隊カーレンジャー

Airing time: March 1st, 1996 toi February 7th, 1997

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

Airing Time: April 20th to November 27th, 1996

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production) Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production) and FOX (Distribution)

ウルトラマンティガ

Airing Time: September 7th, 1996 to August 30th, 1997

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Mainichi Broadcasting System (Production), and TBS (Distribution)

電磁戦隊メガレンジャー

Airing Time: February 14th, 1997 to February 15th, 1998

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

Airing Time: April 19th to November 24th, 1997

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Fox Kids Worldwide (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production), and FOX (Distribution)

ウルトラマンダイナ

Airing Time: September 6th, 1997 to August 29th, 1998

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Mainichi Broadcasting System (Production), and TBS (Distribution)

Airing Time: February 6th to November 21st, 1998

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Fox Kids Worldwide (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production), and FOX (Distribution)

星獣戦隊ギンガマン

Airing time: February 22nd, 1998 to February 14th, 1999

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

ウルトラマンガイア

Airing time: September 5th, 1998 - August 28th, 1999

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Mainichi Broadcasting System (Production) and TBS (Distribution)

Airing Time: February 6th - December 18th, 1999

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Fox Kids Worldwide (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production), and FOX (Distribution)

救急戦隊ゴーゴーファイブ

Airing Time: February 21st, 1999 - February 6th, 2000

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

Airing Time: February 12th to November 18th, 2000

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production), and FOX (Distribution)

未来戦隊タイムレンジャー

Airing Time: February 13th, 2000 to February 11th, 2001

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

D

Airing Time: February 19th, 2000

Companies Affiliated: Buildup Entertainment) (Production) and Bandai (Distribution)

鉄甲機ミカヅキ

Airing Time: October 23rd, 2000 - March 24th, 2001

Companies Affiliated: Media Factory (Production) and Fuji TV (Production/Distribution)

ウルトラマンネオス

Airing Time: November 22nd, 2000 to May 5th, 2001

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and VAP (Production/Distribution)

Release date: March 17th, 1984

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production), and FOX (Distribution)

百獣戦隊ガオレンジャー

Airing Time: February 18th, 2001 to
February 10th, 2002

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

ウルトラマンコスモス

Airing Time: July 7th, 2001 to September 28th, 2002

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Mainichi Broadcasting System (Production), TV Tokyo (Distribution)

Airing Time: February 9th to November 16th, 2002

Companies Affiliated: BVS Entertainment (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), MMPR Productions, Inc. (Production), FOX (Distribution), and ABC (Distribution)

忍風戦隊ハリケンジャー

Airing time: February 17th, 2002 to
February 9th, 2003

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

プリティエグゼクター

Release date: July 21st, 1987

Directed by: Sho Nobushi and Hurricane Ryu

Written by: Sho Nobushi and Hurricane Ryu

Companies Affiliated: Movic Promote Service Co., Ltd.

Synopsis:

A girl who gains immortality fights against a mysterious organization that is after her secret.

奇街-KIGAI-

Airing Time: January 30th, 2008

Companies Affiliated: Zen Pictures

奇街-KIGAI-

Airing Time: July 24th, 2008

Companies Affiliated: Zen Pictures

ウルトラマンメビウス外伝 アーマードダークネス

Airing Time: July 25th, 2008 to August 22th, 2008

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and Bandai Visual (Distribution)

ウルトラギャラクシー大怪獣バトル NEVER ENDING ODYSSEY

Airing Time: December 20th, 2008 to March 14th, 2009

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), BS11 (Production), Bandai Namco Group (Production), and Nikkatsu (Distribution)

侍戦隊シンケンジャー

Airing Time: February 15th, 2009 to February 7th, 2010

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

Airing Time: March 7th to December 26th, 2009

Companies Affiliated: BVS Entertainment (Production), Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), Ranger Productions, Ltd. (Production), and ABC (Distribution)

ウルトラマンメビウス外伝 ゴーストリバース

Airing Time: November 25th, 2009 to December 22th, 2009

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and Bandai Visual (Distribution)

阿修羅

Release date: February 3rd, 1990

Directed by: Lam Ngai Kai and Lau Sze Yu

Written by: Hirohisa Soda, Chan Soo-ling, Wong Chui-wah, and Leung Yiu-ming,

Companies Affiliated: Kingsford Films (Production), Crown Studio (Production), Sand Studio (Production), and Golden Harvest (Production/Distribution)

Synopsis:

The story of Ashura, the "Saintess of Hell," who escapes the demonic realm and is granted seven more days of mortal protection by Master Cikong (Katsu Shintaro), who assigns Kong Que (Yuen Biao) and Ji Xiang Guo (Hiroshi Abe) to protect her. However, this sequel attracts the attention of the ambitious Ghost Concubine (Ni Xue), who seeks to absorb Ashura's energies and thereby bring her under the control of the demonic realm.

ウルトラQ ザ・ムービー 星の伝説

Release date: April 14th, 1990

Directed by: Akio Jissoji

Written by: Mamoru Sasaki

Companies Affiliated: Sega Enterprises (Production), Tohokushinsha (Production),
Tsuburaya Productions (Production), and Shochiku (Production).

Synopsis:

A string of mysterious murders near an ancient tomb—victims found with drilled holes and soaked in seawater—leads reporter Hamano to investigate. After construction disturbs the site, awakening the ancient monster Nara, Hamano vanishes, cryptically saying he's going to "Ryugu-jo." Jun, Yuriko, and Ippei follow clues from Hamano’s hometown to Ryugu Island and beyond, encountering the mysterious Mayumi, who appears connected to the incidents and Nara.

As the group uncovers the truth, Mayumi summons Nara to escape capture and ultimately leads a group—including Hamano and others seeking peace—to Tokoyo Island, where they launch into space in search of a utopian paradise, choosing to leave Earth to avoid further conflict.

sci-rop 魔神の血脈

Release date: UNKNOWN 1990

Directed by: Mukai Satoshi

Written by: Mukai Satoshi

Companies Affiliated: Buddha Films/BFM Entertainment

Synopsis:

SCI-ROP investigator Kiryu Daisuke receives an important consultation from his junior archaeological researcher, Amano Miya. The spatial rifts that invade the Earth from the Demon Realm have only been confirmed in certain ruins, and the government has placed all of these historical ruins under strict surveillance. However, Amano's fellow researcher has broken the rules and set out on his own to excavate the ruins. Shown evidence that the ruins they were heading for may be an important base of the Demon Realm, Kiryu immediately takes action. Meanwhile, something strange is happening at the "Arikaku Ruins" where the researchers are heading, and a demon sealed within the ruins assimilates the researcher. The demon sends the monstrous researcher into town in search of the Arikaku clan's shrine maiden... The battle between the demon, who is attempting to revive in the real world, and SCI-ROP, who are trying to stop him, has begun!

海底轟姦

Release date: September 5th, 1991

Directed by: Takao Nakano

Written by: Takao Nakano

Companies Affiliated: Crystal Eizo Co., Ltd.

Synopsis:

The Mu Empire lies deep beneath the sea near Infant Island. Mew I won the ceremony to become queen in a national sport similar to sumo, but was betrayed by a rival and banished. She was saved by the Imperial Japanese Navy's all-purpose battleship "Gokango" commanded by Colonel Kinkakuji, who set out to destroy the Mu Empire. Omanda, the guardian deity of the Mu Empire, fights back! A battle for the survival of mankind and the pride of women has begun!

ゴジラvsキングギドラ

Release date: December 14th, 1991

Directed by: Kazuki Omori

Written by: Kazuki Omori

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

In 1992, three humans from the year 2204—Grenchiko, Wilson, and Amy—arrive in a UFO over Tokyo, claiming to prevent a future nuclear disaster caused by Godzilla. Traveling back to 1944, they erase Godzilla’s origin by removing a dinosaur from Lagos Island before it can be mutated by nuclear tests. However, they secretly leave behind creatures that evolve into King Ghidorah in the present, unleashing terror on Japan.

Their true motive is to weaken Japan’s future dominance as a global superpower. Amy, opposed to this plan, reveals the truth to reporter Terasawa. Meanwhile, Godzilla is reborn in the Bering Sea and returns to fight King Ghidorah, ultimately defeating him. But Ghidorah is revived as a cybernetic Mecha-King Ghidorah by the future beings for a final battle. Godzilla wins again and disappears into the sea, leaving Japan saved but uncertain of what’s to come.

衛斯理之老貓

Release date: October 22nd, 1992

Directed by: Nam Nai Choi

Written by: Chan Hing Ka and Chan Ka-Seung

Companies Affiliated: Paragon Films (Production), Tokuma Enterprises (Production), Nippon Television (Production), Golden Harvest (Production/Distribution)

Synopsis:

The story follows three extraterrestrials (one of whom takes the form of a cat) who team up with novelist Wisely to fight against evil aliens who possess humans.

ゴジラvsモスラ

Release date: December 12th, 1992

Directed by: Takao Okawara

Written by: Kazuki Omori

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

Takuya Fujito investigates a giant egg on Infant Island linked to tiny beings called Cosmos, Earth's ancient guardians. The egg hatches Mothra, who faces off against Battra, a destructive monster protecting the planet. Meanwhile, Godzilla awakens, sparking a fierce battle among the three monsters across Japan. After a deadly showdown, Mothra and Battra team up to defeat Godzilla, with Battra sacrificing himself. Mothra then departs with the Cosmos, leaving a message urging humanity to protect the environment.

新キラー・クロコダイル 赫い牙

Release date: June 25th, 1993

Directed by: Akira Yoneda

Written by: Zento Hiroyo

Companies Affiliated: Japan Home Video

Synopsis:

A group of Japanese scientists goes to a small isolated village in the Thai mountains. A legend tells that the place is cursed, but also that a mysterious jewel would have been placed a long time ago in a sanctuary. After a long expedition, they finally discover a temple, located not far from a huge waterfall ... from which emerges a gigantic crocodile, the guardian of the treasure.

ゴジラvsメカゴジラ

Release date: December 11th, 1993

Directed by: Takao Okawara

Written by: Wataru Mimura

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

In 1992, the UN develops Mechagodzilla as a weapon against Godzilla, with Kazuma Aoki trained to pilot it. Meanwhile, a research team discovers ancient eggs on a nuclear waste island, which hatch into Baby Godzilla, revealed to be Godzilla’s offspring. Godzilla emerges, defeats the giant pterosaur Rodan, and heads toward Baby Godzilla, who is quarantined at the UN facility.

Rodan revives and steals Baby Godzilla, leading to a battle where Mechagodzilla defeats Rodan but must face Godzilla again. Kazuma pilots an upgraded “Super Mechagodzilla” to deliver a fatal blow, but Godzilla is revived by Rodan’s power. Ultimately, Godzilla reunites with Baby Godzilla and retreats peacefully into the sea.

ヤマトタケル

Release date: July 9th, 1994

Directed by: Takao Okawara

Written by: Wataru Mimura

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

Ousu, a prince of Yamato, kills his older brother in a fight and is tasked by his father to conquer the Kumaso. Traveling with martial artists Seiryu and Genbu, and accompanied by the shrine maiden Ototachibana, he defeats the Kumaso Takeru and a demon, earning the name Yamato Takeru.

As evil forces awaken the god Tsukuyomi, Ototachibana dies protecting him, and Takeru defeats the traitorous shaman Tsukinowa. Guided by the war god Susanoo, Takeru receives a sacred sword to face Tsukuyomi’s incarnation, the monstrous Yamata no Orochi. Transformed into a giant armored warrior by mystical powers, Takeru ultimately defeats Yamata no Orochi, fulfilling his destiny.

ゴジラvsスペースゴジラ

Release date: December 10th, 1994

Directed by: Kensho Yamashita

Written by: Hiroshi Kashiwabara

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

The G-Force Center runs two projects against Godzilla: the T-Project to control Godzilla telepathically, and Moguera, a combat robot designed to fight monsters. On Birth Island, the team uses Miki’s telepathy to control Godzilla temporarily, but a mishap causes him to vanish.

Meanwhile, a mysterious object lands on Earth, revealing itself as Space Godzilla, born from Godzilla’s cells. Moguera, piloted by Yuki, Shinjo, and Sato, is sent to stop the new threat. Godzilla also arrives, drawn by Miki’s telekinesis, leading to a three-way battle in Fukuoka. Yuki develops sympathy for Godzilla and sacrifices Moguera by ramming Space Godzilla, who is defeated. Godzilla retreats to the sea, leaving the team to watch its farewell.

みんな～やってるか！

Release date: February 2nd, 1995

Directed by: Takeshi Kitano

Written by: Takeshi Kitano

Companies Affiliated: Nippon Herald Films

Synopsis:

Asao is a man obsessed with chasing success and attracting women. He impulsively tries various outrageous schemes—buying flashy cars, robbing banks, becoming an actor, drug dealing, impersonating a hitman, and even turning invisible—all in pursuit of status and desire. Each attempt ends in absurd failure. Eventually, he mutates into Fly Man, then Grasshopper Man, and dies impaled on Tokyo Tower.

ガメラ 大怪獣空中決戦

Release date: March 11th, 1995

Directed by Shusuke Kaneko

Written by: Kazunori Itō

Companies Affiliated:
Daiei Film (Production), Hakuhodo (Production), Nippon Television (Production), Toho (Distribution)

Synopsis:

A plutonium ship encounters a drifting reef near the Philippine Trench, linked to mysterious giant birds on Himegami Island. Ornithologist Nagamine and investigator Yonemori discover that the reef houses ancient relics and that the birds—called Gyaos—are biological weapons from an ancient civilization. A giant monster, Gamera, created to defeat Gyaos, emerges from the sea.

As Gyaos attack and threaten Tokyo, Gamera defends humanity despite being targeted by the Self-Defense Forces. Asagi, connected to mystical magatama jewels, awakens with a bond to Gamera. The story culminates in a decisive battle between Gamera and the giant Gyaos over Tokyo.

Release date: June 30th, 1995

Directed by: Bryan Spicer

Written by: Arne Olsen and John Kamps

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Toei Company (Production), 20th Century Fox (Production/Distribution)

Synopsis:

After a construction crew accidentally cracks open a gigantic egg that has imprisoned evil maniac Ivan Ooze for centuries, the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers prepare to face their most formidable foe yet. The vengeful Ooze kills their elderly mentor, Zordon, and with him the source of the Rangers' power. Stunned by Zordon's death, the Rangers struggle to contain Ooze without the help of the Zords, the giant mechanical robots they have grown to depend upon in battle.

ゴジラvsデストロイア

Release date: December 9th, 1995

Directed by: Takao Okawara

Written by: Kazuki Ōmori

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

After an incident on Birth Island, Godzilla and Little disappear, only for Godzilla to reappear glowing red in Hong Kong, signaling a dangerous meltdown. University student Kenkichi Yamane investigates and urges Dr. Ijuin to develop the Oxygen Destroyer to stop Godzilla, despite ethical concerns.

Meanwhile, a mutated microorganism from the original Oxygen Destroyer forms the monstrous Destroyah, wreaking havoc near Tokyo Bay. The government uses Godzilla Junior as bait to lure Destroyah into a fight. Though Godzilla initially defeats Destroyah, the monster transforms and grows stronger, killing Junior. Enraged, Godzilla ultimately destroys Destroyah but begins to meltdown from his injuries. As Godzilla seems to perish, Godzilla Junior rises from the steam, hinting at a new beginning.

ウルトラマンゼアス

Release date: March 9th, 1996

Directed by: Shinya Nakajima

Written by: Shukei Nagasaka

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Dentsu (Production), Shochiku (Distribution)

Synopsis:

During the unveiling of the Golden Ultraman Statue, it mysteriously disappears underground, followed by global gold thefts. Four members of the Ultra Space Defense Agency, disguised as gas station staff (except trainee Asahi), investigate. Asahi, secretly Ultraman Zearth from the Z95 Nebula, struggles with timidity and OCD. The culprit is the monster Kotten-Poppe, controlled by the Benzene Alien disguised as a photojournalist. Powered by stolen gold, the alien plans Earth domination. When Asahi’s friend and children are kidnapped, he transforms into Zeas and battles Kotten-Poppe. Facing a nuclear threat, Zeas overcomes his fears, defeats the Benzene Alien in martial arts combat, and saves Earth.

ガメラ2 レギオン襲来

Release date: July 13th, 1996

Directed by: Shusuke Kaneko

Written by: Kazunori Ito

Companies Affiliated: Daiei Film (Production), Tokuma Shoten (Production), Nippon TV (Production), Hakuhodo Production (Production), Toho (Distribution)

Synopsis:

A meteor shower strikes Earth, and a mysterious meteorite near Lake Shikotsu disappears, leaving a crater. Investigators Watarase and Hanaya discover that alien lifeforms called Legion—giant insect-like creatures linked to enormous flower-like nests called Grass Forms—are spreading toward Sapporo. The Legions feed on silicon and communicate electromagnetically, with the Grass Forms acting as seeds that can devastate entire areas. Gamera appears and fights the Legions, but is injured. Despite efforts, a Grass Form in Sendai detonates, destroying the city and killing Gamera. As the Self-Defense Forces prepare a last defense in Ashikaga, Legion emerges with overwhelming firepower from Mount Akagi, threatening further destruction.

モスラ

Release date: December 14th, 1996

Directed by: Okihiro Yoneda

Written by: Masumi Suetan and Tomoyuki Tanaka

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

A giant fossil discovered in Hokkaido turns out to be a seal that restrained the space monster Death Ghidorah. When the seal breaks, fairies Mol and Lola rush to Japan to stop its resurrection, while their witch sister Belbera aims to control Death Ghidorah for herself. Belbera awakens the monster at a construction site, forcing Mol, Lola, and the Goto family to call on Mothra for help. Mothra, recently laid an egg, battles Death Ghidorah but struggles. The newly hatched larva Mothra arrives to protect its mother, but the mother dies defending it. The larva cocoons, grows into an adult, and ultimately defeats Death Ghidorah with the help of Mol, Lola, and the Goto family’s prayers. Death Ghidorah is sealed underground, and Mothra restores the devastated land before returning to Infant Island.

ウルトラマンゼアス２ 超人大戦・光と

Release date: April 12th, 1997

Directed by: Kazuya Konaka

Written by: Kazunori Saito

Companies Affiliated:
Seido Hall (Production)Tsuburaya Productions (Production), Sony Music Entertainment (Production), Dentsu (Production), and Shochiku (Production)

Synopsis:

After losing a battle with Ultraman Shadow, Mydo member Asahi Katsuto, also known as Ultraman Zearth, submits his resignation to the new commander, Satsuma. To regain his courage and confidence, Katsuto becomes an apprentice at Seido Kaikan, where he is given the challenge of kicking a ball hanging high from a tree branch. Meanwhile, Shadow's controller, Kagemi, also known as Lady Benzene Alien, takes advantage of Zearth's absence to use mind control to advance his groundwork for Earth domination. Now that it's clear that neither the capsule monster Miraculon nor Mydo's Zetton Ray works against Shadow, the Earth finds itself in dire straits. However, Katsuto finally overcomes the challenge and transforms into Ultraman Zearth. With his courage and confidence back in battle, Zearth unleashes his deadly heel drop attack and defeats Shadow. Although he managed to escape the Lady Benzene alien, Katsuto protected the peace of the Earth and returned to his position as a member of Mydo, continuing his physical and mental training at Seido Hall.

Release date: March 28th, 1997

Directed by: David Winning and Shuki Levy

Written by: Shuki Levy and Shell Danielson

Companies Affiliated: Saban Entertainment (Production), Toei (Production), and 20th Century Fox (Production/Distribution)

Synopsis:

The TV heroes return for a sequel, chasing a vicious villainess named Divatox. Can they rescue the kindly wizard Lerigot from her clutches before he's thrown into the volcano?

タオの月

Release date: November 27th, 1997

Directed by: Keita Amemiya

Written by: Toru Tanaka, Hajime Matsumoto, and Keita Amemiya

Companies Affiliated: Bandai Visual (Production) and Shochiku (Distribution)

Synopsis:

In the Warring States period, two warriors, Suikyou and Hayate, investigate a mysterious sword made from magical iron. Guided by a girl named Renge, they discover the iron’s alien origin and face off against a sorcerer, Kakugyo, who is using it to fuel a rebellion. A monstrous being, Makaraga, is revived and threatens all life. With the help of an alien, Avila, they defeat the creature.

モスラ2 海底の大決戦

Release date: December 13th, 1997

Directed by: Kunio Miyoshi

Written by: Masumi Suetani and Tomoyuki Tanaka

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

On Ishigaki Island, starfish-like creatures called Belems are attacking humans and threatening the oceans. Elias, Mol, and Lola sense danger and go there. A girl named Shiori befriends Gogo, a legendary creature who knows the location of the lost treasure of the Nirai Kanai civilization. Gogo warns of the resurrection of Dagara, a destructive monster. To defeat Dagara, they need Nirai Kanai's treasure. With help from friends, Shiori and Elias journey to find it, while Belbera, seeking the treasure for herself, manipulates locals to pursue them.

They enter a giant underwater pyramid as Dagara attacks Ishigaki Island. Mothra is summoned to fight Dagara but struggles underwater. Inside the pyramid, Shiori meets Princess Yuna, who reveals Gogo is the treasure and instructs them to bring Gogo to Mothra. With Gogo’s power, Mothra transforms into Rainbow Mothra, capable of underwater movement, and defeats Dagara. The crisis is averted, and Princess Yuna entrusts Shiori and friends with Earth’s future.

ウルトラマンティガ＆ウルトラマンダイナ　光の星の戦士たち

Release date: March 14th, 1998

Directed by: Kazuya Konaka

Written by: Keiichi Hasegawa

Companies Affiliated: Ultraman Tiga & Ultraman Dyna Production Committee (Production) and Shochiku (Distribution)

Synopsis:

After Ultraman Dyna (Asuka) is defeated by the space monster Geranda, he and the Super GUTS team are lured into a trap on Kryomos Island, where the cyber-giant Prometheus—originally built to defend Earth—is hijacked by the alien Monera and transformed into the deadly Deathfacer. With Earth in danger and Dyna losing confidence after repeated failures, he learns about Ultraman Tiga’s past heroism. Inspired, Dyna regains his resolve, defeats Deathfacer, and battles the final enemy, Queen Moneran. With help from the revived Tiga, the two heroes combine their powers and save the Earth.

大怪獣東京に現わる

Release date: September 26th, 1998

Directed by: Takeshi Miyasaka

Written by: Masaru Nakamura

Companies Affiliated: Yoshimoto (Production), Kogyo (Production), Marubeni Tokyu Agency (Production), and Shochiku (Distribution)

Synopsis:

As Japan enjoys a brief period of peace, chaos erupts when a fire-breathing, lizard-like monster appears in Tokyo Bay, destroying the city and rampaging west through Yamanashi. Simultaneously, a massive earthquake hits the Kanto region, and a flying, turtle-like monster emerges in Fukuoka, seemingly to confront the other beast. Meanwhile, in quiet Mikuni Town, Fukui Prefecture—home to a nuclear power plant—residents realize with growing dread that both monsters are heading their way. With the Self-Defense Forces ineffective and an American aircraft carrier lost to a tsunami, panic spreads as people question: Who can stop the monsters—and where can they run for safety?

モスラ 3 キングギドラ来襲

Release date: December 12th, 1998

Directed by: Okihiro Yoneda

Written by: Masumi Suetani

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

A warning of a coming "demon king" proves true when King Ghidorah arrives on Earth, abducting children and defeating Mothra. To stop him, Mothra is sent back in time to the Cretaceous period, where she defeats Ghidorah’s ancient form. However, Ghidorah returns, having regenerated from his severed tail. Just as hope fades, Mothra reappears as Armored Mothra, defeats Ghidorah for good, and peace is restored. The Elias sisters reunite, resurrect their fallen sibling Moll, and return to Infant Island with Mothra.

ウルトラマンティガ ウルトラマンダイナ＆ウルトラマンガイア超時空の大決戦

Release date: March 6th, 1999

Directed by: Kazuya Konaka

Written by: Keiichi Hasegawa

Companies Affiliated: Ultraman Gaia Movie Production Committee (Production) and Shochiku (Distribution)

Synopsis:

Tsutomu, a timid boy who admires Ultraman Gaia, finds a red orb that grants wishes. After wishing to meet Gaia, the real Gamu (Gaia's human form) appears. When bullies steal the orb, they unleash the monster Satan Bizo, which Gaia defeats. Later, the orb is misused again to summon the destructive King of Mons. Gaia returns but is overwhelmed until Tsutomu uses the orb to summon Ultramen Tiga and Dyna. Together, they defeat the monster. Tsutomu then buries the orb to ensure peace, saying goodbye to Lisa, the orb’s human form—only for a girl who looks just like her to transfer to his school later.

痴漢電車　弁天のお尻

Release date: April 8th, 1999

Directed by: Shinji Imaoka

Written by: Shinji Imaoka

Companies Affiliated: Kuniei (Production) and Shintoho (Distribution)

Synopsis:

A unique pink film that combines everyday scenes with a sci-fi setting. A young man named Daikoku foresees a future in which he saves Penko, a hotel call girl he molested on a train, from a giant monster. In preparation for the upcoming confrontation with the monster, Daikoku begins to organize a group of antisocial people, and eventually seven men and women gather together.

ガメラ3 邪神〈イリス〉覚醒

Release date: March 6th, 1999

Directed by: Shusuke Kaneko

Written by: Kazunori Ito and Shusuke Kaneko

Companies Affiliated: Daiei (Production) and Toho (Distribution)

Synopsis:

The year is 1999. The Earth is in the midst of an abnormal situation. Giant, man-eating, monster birds called Gyaos are appearing in large numbers all over the world, causing rapid damage. Ever since her encounter with Gyaos four years ago, which plunged humanity into fear, female ornithologist Nagamine Mayumi (Nakayama Shinobu) has been conducting ecological research to prevent the disaster. However, the mystery only deepens...

ゴジラ2000 ミレニアム

Release date: December 11th, 1999

Directed by: Takao Okawara

Written by: Hiroshi Kashiwabara and
Wataru Mimura

Companies Affiliated: Toho

Synopsis:

Godzilla appears in Hokkaido, targeting human energy sources. While researcher Shinoda, his daughter Io, and reporter Yuki investigate, a massive UFO is found off the Ibaraki coast—an alien craft that landed millions of years ago. When Godzilla attacks another power plant, the UFO confronts him, but both are evenly matched. After crashing in Shinjuku, the UFO revives and begins an Earth takeover plan. Godzilla returns and destroys it, but the alien craft mutates into Orga using Godzilla’s DNA. Godzilla defeats Orga, but continues rampaging through Shinjuku, unstoppable.

ウルトラマン クロニクル ZERO & GEED

Airing Time: January 11th to June 13th, 2020

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

Airing Time: February 22nd to December 12th, 2020

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production), Allspark (Production), Power Rangers Productions (Production), and Nickelodeon (Distribution)

魔進戦隊キラメイジャー

Airing Time: March 8th, 2020 to February 28th, 2021

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

ウルトラマン Z

Airing Time: June 20th to December 26th, 2020

Companies Affiliated: Dentsu (Production), Tsuburaya Productions (Production), and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

ウルトラマン クロニクルZ　ヒーローズオデッセイ

Airing Time: January 9th to June 26th, 2021

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

Airing Time: February 20th to October 15th, 2021

Companies Affiliated: Entertainment One (Production), Toei Company (Production), Power Rangers Productions (Production), and Nickelodeon (Distribution)

機界戦隊ゼンカイジャー

Airing Time: March 7th, 2021 to February 27th, 2022

Companies Affiliated: Toei (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

超速パラヒーロー ガンディーン

Airing Time: June 26th to July 10th, 2021

Companies Affiliated: Arata FG (Production) and NHK (Production/Distribution)

ウルトラマントリガー NEW GENERATION TIGA

Airing Time: July 10th, 2021 to January 22th, 2022

Companies Affiliated: Dentsu (Production), Tsuburaya Productions (Production), and TV Tokyo (Production/Distribution)

ウルトラマン クロニクルD

Airing Time: January 29th to June 25th, 2022

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

暴太郎戦隊ドンブラザーズ

Airing Time: March 6th, 2022 to February 26th, 2023

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Production/Distribution)

Airing Time: March 3, 2022 to September 29, 2022

Companies Affiliated: Entertainment One (Production), Toei Company (Production), Power Rangers Productions (Production), and Netflix (Distribution)

ウルトラマンデッカー

Airing Time: July 9th, 2022 to January 21st, 2023

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

ウルトラマン ニュージェネレーション スターズ

Airing Time: January 28th to June 24th, 2023

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

王様戦隊キングオージャー

Airing Time: March 5th, 2023 to February 25th, 2024

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

ウルトラマンブレーザー

Airing Time: July 8th, 2023 to January 20th, 2024

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

Airing Time: September 29th, 2023

Companies Affiliated: Entertainment One (Production), Power Rangers Productions (Production), Toei Company (Production), and Netflix (Distribution)

Airing Time: November 17th, 2023 to January 12th, 2024

Companies Affiliated: Safehouse Pictures (Production), Toho Company (Production), Milkfed Criminal Masterminds (Production), Chris Black Broadcasting System (Production) Legendary Television (Production) and Apple TV (Distribution)

ウルトラマン ニュージェネレーションスターズ シーズン

Airing Time: January 27th to June 22nd, 2024

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

爆上戦隊ブンブンジャー

Airing Time: March 3rd, 2024 to February 9th, 2025

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi (Distribution)

ウルトラマン ニュージェネレーション スターズ

Airing Time: January 25th to June 21st, 2025

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

ナンバーワン戦隊ゴジュウジャー

Airing Time: February 16th, 2025 to Present

Companies Affiliated: Toei Company (Production) and TV Asahi

ウルトラマンアーク

Airing Time: July 6th, 2024 to January 18th, 2025

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

ウルトラマンオメガ

Airing Time: July 5th, 2025 to January 17th, 2026

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)

仮面の忍者 赤影

Airing Time: October 27th, 2025 to Present

Companies Affiliated: Big Peach Entertainment

ウルトラマン ニュージェネレーション スターズ

Airing Time: January 24th, 2026 to Present

Companies Affiliated: Tsuburaya Productions (Production) and TV Tokyo (Distribution)