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* ''Series/UltramanMax'': The episode "Prophecy of Baradhi" opens with two kids playing with a Godzilla toy (based on the ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' version) and a Gamera toy (based on the ''Film/Gamera3AwakeningOfIrys'' version), arguing [[UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny which is stronger]]. The episode was directed by Creator/ShusukeKaneko and it doubles as a reference to the fact he directed those two movies. He had to ask both Creator/{{Toho}} and Creator/{{Daiei}} permission for this small joke, and even then [[DeletedScene the scene was cut]] in reruns and home video.

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* ** ''Franchise/UltraSeries'': Being another legendary Toku series with heavy creative input by Creator/EijiTsuburaya, the franchise has referenced Godzilla on numerous occasions, in addition to having several [[NotZilla Godzilla expies to begin with]].
*** ''Series/{{Ultraseven}}'': During the series finale, Godzilla's roar can be heard over stock footage of Ultraseven's previous fights.
*** ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'': Jiro references a fictional Godzilla movie named "Godzilla vs Rodan" in one episode. In another episode, he's shown making a monster movie with toys of Baragon and [[Series/{{Ultraman}} Red King]].
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''Series/UltramanMax'': The episode "Prophecy of Baradhi" opens with two kids playing with a Godzilla toy (based on the ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' version) and a Gamera toy (based on the ''Film/Gamera3AwakeningOfIrys'' version), arguing [[UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny which is stronger]]. The episode was directed by Creator/ShusukeKaneko and it doubles as a reference to the fact he directed those two movies. He had to ask both Creator/{{Toho}} and Creator/{{Daiei}} permission for this small joke, and even then [[DeletedScene the scene was cut]] in reruns and home video.


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* Music/FrankZappa: Hedorah makes an appearance on the cover of ''Music/SleepDirt'' (1978), designed by Creator/GaryPanter.

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