The Super Dimensional Demon Etelgar forces a beautiful young alien princess to use her magic to trap Ultraman all across the galaxy! In order to stop Etelgar and save their fellow Ultra Heroes, two brave young men named Hikaru and Sho must transform into Ultraman Ginga and Ultraman Victory. But will even their combined powers be enough to defeat Etelgar and his army?
Koichi Sakamoto
Director
Takuya Negishi
Hikaru Raido/Ultraman Ginga
Kiyotaka Uji
Shou/Ultraman Victory
Takuya Kusakawa
Tomoya Ichijōji
Yukari Taki
Arisa Sugita
Takahiro Katou
Gouki Matsumoto
Ryuichi Ohura
Yoshiaki Jinno
Moga Mogami
Android Zero-One / Mana
Rina Koike
Sakuya
Taiyo Sugiura
Musashi Haruno / Ultraman Cosmos
Arisa Komiya
Arena
Tatsuhisa Suzuki
Etelgar (voice)
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