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* StrappedToAnOperatingTable: Anne in "The Terrifying Super-Simian" was captured by a scientist so she could be turned into an ape/human hybrid. Dan in "The Showndown of Dan vs Seven" was captured by Salome aliens for information on Seven's Emerium beam to add that power to the Seven knockoff.
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** Alien Wild is a [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti a yeti]]
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* RecycledInSpace: ''{{Series/Ultraman}}'' meets ''Franchise/StarTrek'' ON EARTH!
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** A retrospective example: "The Dead Invaders" were corpses revived by aliens, like zombies, months before ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead'' and years before the Invaders did the same with (sometimes) dead humans in ''{{Series/Mirrorman}}''.
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** A retrospective retroactive example: "The Dead Invaders" were corpses revived by aliens, like zombies, months before ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead'' and years before the Invaders did the same with (sometimes) dead humans in ''{{Series/Mirrorman}}''.''{{Series/Mirrorman}}''.
** Also, the mecha in this show were inspired by ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}}''.
** Also, the mecha in this show were inspired by ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}}''.
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** The Kanan and Pitt Aliens had oversized eyes, like flies
** The Kappa Aliens looked just like their folk tale counterpart.
** Both the Godora and Pegassa aliens are insect-like. Pegassas had a head like a hammer shark's.
** The Kappa Aliens looked just like their folk tale counterpart.
** Both the Godora and Pegassa aliens are insect-like. Pegassas had a head like a hammer shark's.
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* CreepyHighPitchedVoice: The Poll aliens from "Challenge at -140°"
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** The Poll aliens from "Challenge at -140°"
** Alien Cool from the first episode.
** The Poll aliens from "Challenge at -140°"
** Alien Goron from "The Terrifying Super-Simian" speaks like this, but his voice while fighting Ultraseven is considerably deeper.
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* CrucifiedHeroShot: Episodes 39 and 40, complete with EyeLightsOut after [[spoiler: sending a beacon signal to Space Station V3 so that his teammates could find him. It didn't work.]]
** From the same two-part episode, Soga was stuck on the outside of one of the Guts' flying saucers, x-style.
** From the same two-part episode, Soga was stuck on the outside of one of the Guts' flying saucers, x-style.
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* CrucifiedHeroShot: A recurring motif in the show.
** Episodes 39 and40, 40 has Ultraseven crucified by Alien Guts, complete with EyeLightsOut after [[spoiler: sending a beacon signal to Space Station V3 so that his teammates could find him. It didn't work.]]
**]] From the same two-part episode, Soga was stuck on the outside of one of the Guts' flying saucers, x-style.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys:
** So believes Alien Goron, who despite looking like a gorilla, has a tail. He thinks he can turn Anne into an ape/human hybrid just like he did with Gorii, his first test subject, once her brain is irradiated.
*** The episode takes place in a monkey zoo, so monkeys of all shapes and sizes get plenty of screentime.
** So believes Alien Goron, who despite looking like a gorilla, has a tail. He thinks he can turn Anne into an ape/human hybrid just like he did with Gorii, his first test subject, once her brain is irradiated.
*** The episode takes place in a monkey zoo, so monkeys of all shapes and sizes get plenty of screentime.
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** Furuhashi being more concerned with his soft drink than the missing Dan and Soga in "The Vanishing City". Anne snapped him of of it quickly.
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** Furuhashi [[TheSnackIsMoreInteresting being more concerned with his soft drink drinking Pepsi]] than with the missing Dan and Soga Soga, or for that matter, the titular downtown's changing skyline in "The Vanishing City". Anne snapped him of of it quickly.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When the stakes were higher, [[TheStoic Dan]] [[NotSoStoic seemed to lose his composure]]. For example, his rant in "Super Weapon R-1", the way he treated an injured Aoki in "Glory For Whom" after the newcomer put a lot of lives at risk, or his attack on a brainwashed Prof. Yushima in "Stolen Time".
* ProductPlacement: Pepsi in "The Vanishing City", among others.
* SerialEscalation: Dan is irate in "Super Weapon R-1" over the development of Weapon R-2, 10 times more powerful than the titular missile. He claimed that aliens could very well develop progressively deadlier weapons in retaliation, even possibly attempt to destroy Earth. R-1 caused plenty of damage as it was.
* TraitorShot: In "Terror on the Moon", [[spoiler:Shirahama]] got one lingering shot onboard the Station Hawk early on. Later, it was confirmed when Kurata (with his back turned) saw the shadow of [[spoiler:Shirahama's]] hand is reaching toward his oxygen supply.
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* ATwinkleInTheSky: After defeating Pandon, Seven flies off and turns into a star that twinkles when it's further away.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Furuhashi didn't pay attention to the changing distant skyline in "The Vanishing City" [[TheSnackIsMoreInteresting because he was too busy drinking a Pepsi]], [[SubvertedTrope until Anne snatched the can out of his hands]].
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** Starbem Gyeron's little "victory dance" at the ruins of what seems like [[spoiler:Urakami Cathedral]] is this or BlackComedy, due to the historical context.
** Furuhashi being more concerned with his soft drink than the missing Dan and Soga in "The Vanishing City". Anne snapped him of of it quickly.
** Furuhashi being more concerned with his soft drink than the missing Dan and Soga in "The Vanishing City". Anne snapped him of of it quickly.
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* MohsScaleOfScienceFictionHardness: Arguably a 2: Mohs/WorldOfPhlebotinum, as it tries to offer more scientifically logical explanations for things that occur in the show, yet at the same time, concepts such as Seven himself are hard to explain scientifically. However, it is above most Ultra Series and even some Godzilla films, which are pure fantasy stuff at times.
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The show received an American dub, a co-production of Turner Program Services[[note]]the syndication arm of Turner Broadcasting, which also distributed ''Series/{{Starcade}}'', ''Series/TheWonderYears'' and (post-1991) Creator/HannaBarbera series; it was eventually absorbed into [[Creator/{{Lorimar}} Telepictures Distribution]] in 1996 and in turn into Creator/WarnerBros Television Distribution in 2003[[/note]] and Canadian studio Creator/{{Cinar}} in 1985; however, for various reasons, the episodes weren't shown until the mid-90s, when Creator/{{TNT}} dusted them off.
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The show received an American dub, a co-production of Turner Program Services[[note]]the syndication arm of Turner Broadcasting, which also distributed ''Series/{{Starcade}}'', ''Series/TheWonderYears'' and (post-1991) Creator/HannaBarbera series; it was eventually absorbed into [[Creator/{{Lorimar}} Telepictures Distribution]] in 1996 and in turn into Creator/WarnerBros Television Distribution in 2003[[/note]] and Canadian studio Creator/{{Cinar}} Creator/{{Cinar}}[[note]]rebranded as Creator/CookieJarEntertainment in 2004 following a brief shutdown; acquired by Creator/DHXMedia in 2012[[/note]] in 1985; however, for various reasons, the episodes weren't shown until the mid-90s, when Creator/{{TNT}} dusted them off.
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The show received an American dub, a co-production of Turner Program Services[[note]]the syndication arm of Turner Broadcasting, which also distributed ''Series/{{Starcade}}'', ''Series/TheWonderYears'' and (post-1991) Creator/HannaBarbera series; it was eventually absorbed into [[Creator/{{Lorimar}} Telepictures Distribution]] in 1996 and in turn into Creator/WarnerBros Television Distribution in 2003[[/note]] and Creator/{{Cinar}} in 1985; however, for various reasons, the episodes weren't shown until the mid-90s, when Creator/{{TNT}} dusted them off.
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The show received an American dub, a co-production of Turner Program Services[[note]]the syndication arm of Turner Broadcasting, which also distributed ''Series/{{Starcade}}'', ''Series/TheWonderYears'' and (post-1991) Creator/HannaBarbera series; it was eventually absorbed into [[Creator/{{Lorimar}} Telepictures Distribution]] in 1996 and in turn into Creator/WarnerBros Television Distribution in 2003[[/note]] and Canadian studio Creator/{{Cinar}} in 1985; however, for various reasons, the episodes weren't shown until the mid-90s, when Creator/{{TNT}} dusted them off.
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* MouthOfSauron: The alien in "The Vanishing City" communicates with Takenaka, Anne, and Furuhashi through a human psychic.
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* {{Narrator}}: [[Series/UltraMan Hikaru Urano]]
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* SwampMonster: One episode has the TDF getting stranded on an alien swamp, called the 9th Dimension, which is filled with giant insects, bloodsucking ticks and a GiantSpider called Gumonga. The swamp turns out to be created by a powerful RealityWarper alien called Bell, who ends up fighting Ultraseven at the end of the episode culminating with Ultraseven drowning Bell in the swamp's waters, destroying it and causing the entire swamp to dissapear.
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** Windam vs Seven happens in the middle of life-or-death drama involving Furuhashi and his elderly mother.
** Shinichi from "Ambassador from Nonmalt" first runs into Anne as she's at the beach buried in sand up to her neck.
** At the beginning of "The 700 Km Dash", Dan and Anne are watching a movie, with Dan eating a huge snack. There he gets the idea of how to transport the episode's McGuffin.
** A more-mundane-than-silly example In Part I of "The Seven Assassination Plan": After the Guts aliens show the audience what they want to do with Seven, the following scene takes place at an amusement park with lots of young couples and happy music, then Furuhashi and Amagi(?) appear, the former complaining that nothing out of the ordinary is happening. They return to base where Anne reads the letter that came with a package for Furuhashi, all set to romantic music. [[MoodWhiplash Then it's Dan and Anne's turn to patrol]]...
** In Part II of "The Seven Assassination Plan", Furuhashi though it was hilarious that the Guts aliens stole a fake stone from his friend, then remembers that they might be listening. Shhhhh! All the while, Seven was still in mortal danger!
** In "Destroy Epicenter X", the Ultra Garrison were whining like school children who don't want to go to school at the thought of visiting with curmudgeony Professor Iwamura, an expert seismologist who was aiding them in an investigation.
** From "Android Zero Directive": Killer toys that can shoot people down? Children who turn into child soldiers at the stroke of midnight? Yes, and it was all PlayedForDrama.
** Alien Perolinga, perhaps the most ridiculous-looking (and sounding) alien in the show, was behind an imminent alien invasion and was able to make it look like something completely ordinary. And that fight scene!
** In "The Erased Time", Furuhashi had been posted next door to the hotel room of noted scientist Prof.Yushima. When Alien Vira stops time in its tracks to hypnotize Yushima, Furuhashi (who dozed off and fell off his chair) is frozen in mid-fall. As soon as Yushima gets his marching orders, time is restored to normal and Furuhashi hits the floor!
** Just before Seven's Superior's first appearance, Dan was asleep, the only sounds were the ticking of an owl-shaped clock, which also hooted and moved its eyes every second. Previously, Dan had discovered he was losing his strength and powers, and not in the best way.
** In "From Another Planet with Love", two women had died wearing a beautiful watch by the time Anne's friend Sanae got the exact same watch from her boyfriend Saburo. As Anne tried to get answers, Sanae's little brother "borrowed" the watch to show it off at school, taking ill in the middle of a game of softball(?). When Sanae goes to the hospital, little Shin is running around, jumping the bed and being a stinker as if nothing had happened. Later, Saburo ''did'' figure out what happened, unbeknownst to everybody...
** Windam vs Seven happens in the middle of life-or-death drama involving Furuhashi and his elderly mother.
** Shinichi from "Ambassador from Nonmalt" first runs into Anne as she's at the beach buried in sand up to her neck.
** At the beginning of "The 700 Km Dash", Dan and Anne are watching a movie, with Dan eating a huge snack. There he gets the idea of how to transport the episode's McGuffin.
** A more-mundane-than-silly example In Part I of "The Seven Assassination Plan": After the Guts aliens show the audience what they want to do with Seven, the following scene takes place at an amusement park with lots of young couples and happy music, then Furuhashi and Amagi(?) appear, the former complaining that nothing out of the ordinary is happening. They return to base where Anne reads the letter that came with a package for Furuhashi, all set to romantic music. [[MoodWhiplash Then it's Dan and Anne's turn to patrol]]...
** In Part II of "The Seven Assassination Plan", Furuhashi though it was hilarious that the Guts aliens stole a fake stone from his friend, then remembers that they might be listening. Shhhhh! All the while, Seven was still in mortal danger!
** In "Destroy Epicenter X", the Ultra Garrison were whining like school children who don't want to go to school at the thought of visiting with curmudgeony Professor Iwamura, an expert seismologist who was aiding them in an investigation.
** From "Android Zero Directive": Killer toys that can shoot people down? Children who turn into child soldiers at the stroke of midnight? Yes, and it was all PlayedForDrama.
** Alien Perolinga, perhaps the most ridiculous-looking (and sounding) alien in the show, was behind an imminent alien invasion and was able to make it look like something completely ordinary. And that fight scene!
** In "The Erased Time", Furuhashi had been posted next door to the hotel room of noted scientist Prof.Yushima. When Alien Vira stops time in its tracks to hypnotize Yushima, Furuhashi (who dozed off and fell off his chair) is frozen in mid-fall. As soon as Yushima gets his marching orders, time is restored to normal and Furuhashi hits the floor!
** Just before Seven's Superior's first appearance, Dan was asleep, the only sounds were the ticking of an owl-shaped clock, which also hooted and moved its eyes every second. Previously, Dan had discovered he was losing his strength and powers, and not in the best way.
** In "From Another Planet with Love", two women had died wearing a beautiful watch by the time Anne's friend Sanae got the exact same watch from her boyfriend Saburo. As Anne tried to get answers, Sanae's little brother "borrowed" the watch to show it off at school, taking ill in the middle of a game of softball(?). When Sanae goes to the hospital, little Shin is running around, jumping the bed and being a stinker as if nothing had happened. Later, Saburo ''did'' figure out what happened, unbeknownst to everybody...
* RecycledSoundtrack: An aversion for a Tohru Fuyuki score. The show does feature Robert Schumann's "Allegro Affetuoso" in the SeriesFinale (during the InternalReveal and the last fight).
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* SilenceIsGolden: Other than vehicle sounds, Dan's chase of the dump truck in "The Tageted Town" is silent. That is, until the Metronian speaks...
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* ActorAllusion: In "The Brave One", Furuhashi shot Crazygon with the Electro H Gun, combined with a shrunken [=UltraSeven=] acting as AbnormalAmmo. In ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', Arashi shot Keylla with the Spider S80, and the same prop was used both times.
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* HellIsThatNoise:
** Alien Bell's BrownNote chirp
** Ammon made a high-pitched sound to scare off Earthlings
** The sound of a cuckoo clock just before Seven's Superior speaks to Dan for the first time
*** Later in the same episode, the faint sound coming from the radio that only Dan can hear, signalling the arrival of Pandon.
** Alien Bell's BrownNote chirp
** Ammon made a high-pitched sound to scare off Earthlings
** The sound of a cuckoo clock just before Seven's Superior speaks to Dan for the first time
*** Later in the same episode, the faint sound coming from the radio that only Dan can hear, signalling the arrival of Pandon.
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* HeroicRROD: Seven, after fighting Pandon, transforms back to Dan and collapses.
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* HeroicRROD: Seven, after fighting Pandon, transforms back to Dan and collapses. Same thing happened after his defeat in the first ten minutes of ''Series/UltramanLeo''.
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** [[HeroicBystander Jiro Satsuma]] per the flashback in Episode 17, which inspired Ultraseven to stay on Earth, copying Satsuma's likeness under the name Dan Moroboshi. Satsuma lived, subverting the trope.
** Mr. Ichinomiya from "The Lonely Earthling" stepped into a teleporter with Dr. Niwa (alien in disguise), presumably killing both.
** Mr. Ichinomiya from "The Lonely Earthling" stepped into a teleporter with Dr. Niwa (alien in disguise), presumably killing both.
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** [[HeroicBystander Jiro Satsuma]] per the flashback in Episode 17, "Underground Go! Go! Go!", which inspired Ultraseven to stay on Earth, copying Satsuma's likeness under the name Dan Moroboshi. Satsuma lived, subverting the trope.
** Mr. Ichinomiya from "The Lonely Earthling" stepped into a teleporter with Dr. Niwa(alien (Alien Prote in disguise), presumably killing both.
** Mr. Ichinomiya from "The Lonely Earthling" stepped into a teleporter with Dr. Niwa
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* PatrioticFervor: What gets the Ultra Garrison especially worked up about the deaths in "The Ultra Garrison Goes East" is that [[spoiler:as foreigner assassinations on Japanese soil]] they make Japan look bad. Not to mention, they were scientists from the Western Hemisphere side of the Garrison.
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* PatrioticFervor: What gets the Ultra Garrison especially worked up about the deaths in "The Ultra Garrison Goes East" is that [[spoiler:as foreigner assassinations of foreigners on Japanese soil]] they make Japan look bad. Not to mention, they were scientists from the Western Hemisphere side of the Garrison.
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** Kiriyama's lighter, which shot an outrageous flame. Used for drama in "Terror on the Moon" to indicate an excess of oxygen in the spaceship.
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* ScareChord: A show specialty; in fact, one of the first bits of music, the one that introduces the Ultra Garrison, is made up of a series of chords.
* ShapeshifterModeLock: Seven, whenever his [[TransformationTrinket Ultra Eye]] [[RunningGag was stolen]]. Also, when he was defeated in the opening minutes of ''Series/UltramanLeo'', he was stuck in human form. He recovered offscreen. "Escape From Area X" is a subversion; while Alien Bell's chirp prevented him from using the Ultra Eye, he transformed by sheer force of will regardless.
* ShapeshifterModeLock: Seven, whenever his [[TransformationTrinket Ultra Eye]] [[RunningGag was stolen]]. Also, when he was defeated in the opening minutes of ''Series/UltramanLeo'', he was stuck in human form. He recovered offscreen. "Escape From Area X" is a subversion; while Alien Bell's chirp prevented him from using the Ultra Eye, he transformed by sheer force of will regardless.
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* ScareChord: A show specialty; in fact, one of the first bits of music, "Hand of the Invading Demon", the one that introduces the Ultra Garrison, is made up of a series of chords.
* ShapeshifterModeLock: Seven, whenever his [[TransformationTrinket Ultra Eye]] [[RunningGag was stolen]]. Also, when he was defeated in the opening minutes of ''Series/UltramanLeo'', he was stuck in humanform.form for the duration. He recovered offscreen. "Escape From Area X" is a subversion; while Alien Bell's chirp prevented him from using the Ultra Eye, he transformed by sheer force of will regardless.
* ShapeshifterModeLock: Seven, whenever his [[TransformationTrinket Ultra Eye]] [[RunningGag was stolen]]. Also, when he was defeated in the opening minutes of ''Series/UltramanLeo'', he was stuck in human
* SilenceIsGolden: Other than vehicle sounds, Dan's chase of the dump truck in "The Tageted Town" is silent. That is, until the Metronian speaks...
* SmokingIsNotCool: "The Targeted Town" had smokers who attacked others in a fit of rage, some even crashed planes or shot innocent bystanders. Not even Soga or Furuhashi were spared the effects of smoking just one cigarette.
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* SquashedFlat[=/=]PhantomZone: One episode had aliens do this to humans, not by literally squashing them, but by [[spoiler: taking their picture, somehow capturing their life essence on film, leaving the inert bodies behind]]
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* SquashedFlat[=/=]PhantomZone: One episode had aliens do this to humans, not by literally squashing them, but by [[spoiler: taking their picture, somehow capturing their life essence on film, leaving the inert bodies behind]]behind. Dan was one of the victims.]]
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** Pedan Robot King Joe [[{{Tuckerization}} is named after writer Tetsuo ''Kinjou'']]
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** Pedan Robot King Joe [[{{Tuckerization}} is named after writer Tetsuo ''Kinjou'']]''Kinjou'']] and is reminiscent of Mechani-Kong[[note]]Small head, broad shoulders, metal body[[/note]] from 1967's ''Film/KingKongEscapes''. Notice he's another "king" robot kaijuu.
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** A retrospective example: "The Dead Invaders" were corpses revived by aliens, like zombies, months before "Night of the Living Dead" and years before the Invaders did the same with (sometimes) dead humans in ''{{Series/Mirrorman}}''.
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** The Magellan aliens from "The Stolen Ultra Eye" may be an allusion to Ferdinand Magellan, the Portuguese explorer.
** A retrospective example: "The Dead Invaders" were corpses revived by aliens, like zombies, months before "Night of the Living Dead" and years before the Invaders did the same with (sometimes) dead humans in ''{{Series/Mirrorman}}''.
** A retrospective example: "The Dead Invaders" were corpses revived by aliens, like zombies, months before "Night of the Living Dead" and years before the Invaders did the same with (sometimes) dead humans in ''{{Series/Mirrorman}}''.
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** Played with in "Time of Victory", which is based on "Kurata and Kiriyama"; it begins with {ScareChord}s and a foreboding tone, yet segues into the more familiar heroic march.
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* {{Gaslighting}}: In "The Green Terror", Captain Ishiguro was replaced by a plant alien who terrorized Earthlings before capturing them and replacing them with plant aliens disguised as humans. Ishiguro's impostor would become moody and secretive before transforming, go out on rampages, and later pretend to wife Mitsuko and their housekeeper that nothing was going on[[note]]He angrily chastises the housekeeper at one point[[/note]], even after they witnessed his true form a few times. It all culminated with "the couple" going on a vacation by train and his transformation into a kaijuu before her own eyes.
* RunningGag:
** Furuhashi dismissing a phone call to the Ultra Garrison (or pretty much any reports) as a hoax
** The Ultra Eye being stolen
** Kiriyama's lighter, which shot an outrageous flame. Used for drama in "Terror on the Moon" to indicate an excess of oxygen in the spaceship.
** The need for Capsule Monsters when Dan's unable to transform
** Furuhashi dismissing a phone call to the Ultra Garrison (or pretty much any reports) as a hoax
** The Ultra Eye being stolen
** Kiriyama's lighter, which shot an outrageous flame. Used for drama in "Terror on the Moon" to indicate an excess of oxygen in the spaceship.
** The need for Capsule Monsters when Dan's unable to transform
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** Tense moments in Episode 8, as well as the TearJerker end of Episode 12, are scored to upbeat, classical-sounding,music.music.
** Played with in "Time of Victory", which is based on "Kurata and Kiriyama"; it begins with {ScareChord}s and a foreboding tone, yet segues into the more familiar heroic march.
** Tense moments in Episode 8, as well as the TearJerker end of Episode 12, are scored to upbeat, classical-sounding,
** Played with in "Time of Victory", which is based on "Kurata and Kiriyama"; it begins with {ScareChord}s and a foreboding tone, yet segues into the more familiar heroic march.
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* SignificantDoubleCasting: Given that Seven created his human form based on brave civilian Jiro Satsuma, Kohji Moritsugu played both Satsuma and Ultra Garrison member Dan Moroboshi.
** Several actors played their own {{EvilDoppelganger}}s, among them Moritsugu and Iyoshi Ishii (Furuhashi) in "Come in, Max!".
** Linda Hardesty played both Dorothy Anderson and her alien impostor.
** One actress played both twin Pitt aliens in their human form.
** Several actors played their own {{EvilDoppelganger}}s, among them Moritsugu and Iyoshi Ishii (Furuhashi) in "Come in, Max!".
** Linda Hardesty played both Dorothy Anderson and her alien impostor.
** One actress played both twin Pitt aliens in their human form.
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* TheDoorSlamsYou: In "The Targeted Town", Dan follows the man who restocked the cigarette machine to a dilapidated building and accidentally gets hit in the face by Alien Metron.
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* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The show opens with the mysterious vanishing of a driver during a traffic stop, briefly describes the Ultra Garrison and their underground base, then the TPC brass briefs Captain Kiriyama, the narrator introduces each of the remaining members, who in turn get briefed, with Furuhashi and Soga driving to the site of one of the disappearances. Cue Dan Moroboshi appearing...
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* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The show opens with the mysterious vanishing of a driver during a traffic stop, briefly describes the Ultra Garrison and their underground base, then the TPC TDF brass briefs Captain Kiriyama, the narrator introduces each of the remaining members, who in turn get briefed, with Furuhashi and Soga driving to the site of one of the disappearances. Cue Dan Moroboshi appearing...
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* [[ImposterForgotOneDetail Godora Forgot Two Details]]: Really, if you impersonate Dan, [[spoiler:you should have been wearing Dan's necklace, the one Anne gave him to cheer him up! Also, a cut on your head shouldn't heal that quickly!]]
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* ImposterForgotOneDetail: Really, Godola, if you impersonate Dan, [[spoiler:you should have been wearing Dan's necklace, the one Anne gave him to cheer him up! Also, a cut on your head shouldn't heal that quickly!]]
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* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: Alien Nurse, an all-metal [[ItMakesSenseInContext self-coiling]] kaijuu to boot.
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* CoolCar: Based on the 1957 Chrysler Imperial, it's the Pointer. It's even got its own theme song.
* CoolPlane: The Ultra Hawk 1, which is actually ''three'' cool planes in one, able to split apart and reassemble as necessary.
* CoolPlane: The Ultra Hawk 1, which is actually ''three'' cool planes in one, able to split apart and reassemble as necessary.
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* CoolCar: Based on the 1957 Chrysler Imperial, it's the Pointer. It's even got its own theme song.
* CoolPlane: The Ultra Hawk 1, which is actually ''three'' cool planes in one, able to split apart and reassemble as necessary.
* CoolPlane: The Ultra Hawk 1, which is actually ''three'' cool planes in one, able to split apart and reassemble as necessary.
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* PlanetBaron: The episode "Nightmare of Planet 4" has the Robot Chief, an android dictator who controls the entire planet after a robot uprising enslaved the planet's human population. He's also in charge of organizing invasions to kidnap humans from neighboring planets after realizing his tyranny had driven Planet 4's indigenous humans to near-extinction, which he gleefully carries out on a regular basis, and at the end of the episode attempts a full-scale invasion on Earth which is later thwarted by Ultraseven.
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* {{Expy}}: Robot Commander looks like Hitler.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Far among the galaxy is where your home lies. Ultraseven, fighter Seven. Ultraseven, Seven Seven. March to the end of the big Milky Way. With the Ultra Eye, SPARK!'']]
[[caption-width-right:350:''Far among the galaxy is where your home lies. Ultraseven, fighter Seven. Ultraseven, Seven Seven. March to the end of the big Milky Way. With the Ultra Eye, SPARK!'']]
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* CoolPlane: The Ultra Hawk 1, which is actually ''three'' cool planes in one, able to split apart and reassemble as necessary.
