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Ultraman Ace: Giant Ant Terrible-Monster vs. The Ultra Brothers
Theatrical version of episode 5 of Ultraman Ace TV series. Two women go missing, with witnesses testifying that they vanished underground. The only common link between the incidents was that both women had type O blood. TAC closes the case, but when Yuko and Seiji are out shopping, Yuko herself is targeted. Seiji manages to free her, and the two catch a glimpse of the terrible-monster, Aribunta.
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Theatrical version of episode 5 of Ultraman Ace TV series. Two women go missing, with witnesses testifying that they vanished underground. The only common link between the incidents was that both women had type O blood. TAC closes the case, but when Yuko and Seiji are out shopping, Yuko herself is targeted. Seiji manages to free her, and the two catch a glimpse of the terrible-monster, Aribunta.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Mystery
Written By:Shozo Uehara
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Tsuburaya Productions
Cast
Tadashi Mafune
Director
Keiji Takamine
Seiji Hokuto
Mitsuko Hoshi
Yuko Minami
Tetsurō Sagawa
Goro Ryu
Shunichi Okita
Ichiro Yamanaka
Masaaki Yamamoto
Tsutomu Konno
Mitsuhiro Sano
Kozo Yoshimura
Katsumi Nakayama
Yoichi Kaji
Gorō Naya
Ultraman Ace (voice)
Ritsuo Sawa
Giron Man (voice)
Osamu Saka
Zoffy (voice)
Shin Kishida
Narrator (voice)
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