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Ultraman Zearth
Ultraman Zearth hails from The Land of Pikari in Nebula Z95. He has a big red face and dislikes dirt, and will go to great lengths to wash it off his hands. His goal is to clean the polluted Earth. He transforms with an electric toothbrush, which is consistent with his hygiene fixation. He's not quite adept at being a superhero, but at least he tries his best.
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Ultraman Zearth hails from The Land of Pikari in Nebula Z95. He has a big red face and dislikes dirt, and will go to great lengths to wash it off his hands. His goal is to clean the polluted Earth. He transforms with an electric toothbrush, which is consistent with his hygiene fixation. He's not quite adept at being a superhero, but at least he tries his best.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Shūkei Nagasaka
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Tsuburaya Productions, Idemitsu Kosan, Sony Pictures, dentsu, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan)
Cast
Shinya Nakajima
Director
Masaharu Sekiguchi
Katsuto Asahi
Takaaki Ishibashi
Shinpei Ohkohchi
Noritake Kinashi
Futsukichi Konakai
Yuka Takaoka
Tôru Hoshimi
Hiromoto Okubo
Ganta Takemura
Susumu Kurobe
Night Watchman
Akiji Kobayashi
Fisherman
Masaya Nihei
Photographer
Sandayuu Dokumamushi
Reporter
Hiroko Sakurai
Housewife
Takeshi Kaga
Akuma Ogami / Alien Benzene
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