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*MonTech: The ''Ultra Series'' has introduced a vast range of technology for summoning and controlling kaiju as mons. ''Ultraseven'' starts the trend with a collection of capsules that Dan Moroboshi used to store and summon his Capsule Monsters whenever he couldn't transform. This form of collecting monsters in small trinkets and throwing them to summon them later inspired the Pokeball mechanic in ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue''.
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* DramaPreservingHandicap: Dan/Seven's deteriorating condition in the two-part finale.

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** The name of the Ultra Garrison's top level organization is the Earth Defense Force (Chikyū Bōeigun in Japanese), which is the Japanese title for ''Film/TheMysterians''.



** Furuhashi's friend Ayako, in Episode 40.

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** Furuhashi's friend Ayako, Natsu-san, in Episode 40.



* TheSoCalledCoward: According to Kurata, Dan failed to stop the Ghos aliens on first sight and ran away after his team was attacked. [[TheLastDance Dan had bigger fish to fry.]]

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* TheSoCalledCoward: According to Kurata, Dan failed to stop the Ghos Ghose aliens on first sight and ran away after his team was attacked. [[TheLastDance Dan had bigger fish to fry.]]



* VichyEarth: Vichy ''Mars'', in the case of the Ghos aliens. They want the UG to surrender the Earth so they can destroy it, and in return, Earthlings will live in the caves of the red planet as slaves.

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* VichyEarth: Vichy ''Mars'', in the case of the Ghos Ghose aliens. They want the UG to surrender the Earth so they can destroy it, and in return, Earthlings will live in the caves of the red planet as slaves.



** Dan calls out the UG, Takenaka and the nuclear scientists involved in the making and deployment of "Super Weapon R-1"
--->'''Dan:''' That's a sad marathon that you keep running as you cough up blood.



** Before Seven defeated the Ghos aliens and Pandon for good, [[spoiler: Amagi was taken hostage, Seven was injured, and several world cities were destroyed]].

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** Before Seven defeated the Ghos Ghose aliens and Pandon for good, [[spoiler: Amagi was taken hostage, Seven was injured, and several world cities were destroyed]].
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-->--'''First stanza of the [[ThemeTune opening theme song]]'''

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-->--'''First stanza part of the [[ThemeTune opening theme song]]'''
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* BattleAgainstTheSunset: The iconic duel between Ultraseven and Alien Metron takes place against the setting sun, bathing the fighters and the Kitagawa skyline in an irradiant colorscape.
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->''Far among the galaxy is where your home lies.\\

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->''Far among the galaxy ->''A distant star is where your home lies.his home.\\



Ultraseven, Seven Seven.\\
March to the end of the big Milky Way.\\
With the Ultra Eye, SPARK!''

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Ultraseven, Seven Seven, Seven.\\
March to Advance! To the end ends of the big Milky Way.galaxy.\\
With Use the Ultra Eye, Eye and SPARK!''
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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}}[[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 Canadian studio 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.
off. The series also received two sequels: ''Series/HeiseiUltraseven'', an AlternateUniverse sequel series following Ultraseven resuming his duties as the only Ultra to have visited Earth, and ''Series/UltrasevenX'', a DarkerAndEdgier reimagining that takes place in a {{Cyberpunk}} world.

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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!'']]

->''Seven! Seven! Seven!''

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[[caption-width-right:350:''Far [[caption-width-right:350:''Seven! Seven! Seven!'']]

->''Far
among the galaxy is where your home lies. lies.\\
Ultraseven, fighter Seven. Seven.\\
Ultraseven, Seven Seven. Seven.\\
March to the end of the big Milky Way. Way.\\
With the Ultra Eye, SPARK!'']]

->''Seven! Seven! Seven!''
SPARK!''
-->--'''First stanza of the [[ThemeTune opening theme song]]'''

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* OddlyNamedSequel: Both, the show and the titular protagonist, are named Ultraseven, not Ultraman Seven. The naming convention of having every Ultra protagonist named "Ultraman [something]" didn't start until ''Series/UltramanAce''. In fact, ''Ultraman'' and ''Ultraseven'' weren't even part of the same shared universe until a later retcon made them so.



* OddlyNamedSequel: Both, the show and the titular protagonist, are named Ultraseven, not Ultraman Seven. The naming convention of having every Ultra protagonist named "Ultraman [something]" didn't start until ''Series/UltramanAce''. In fact, ''Ultraman'' and ''Ultraseven'' weren't even part of the same shared universe until a later retcon made them so.


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* OpenSaysMe: Variation: In "Vanished Time", Seven rips the bars of the prison cell Dan was being held in, shaking the surrounding wall, complete with appropriate sound effects.
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** A 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}}''.

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** A retroactive example: "The Dead Invaders" were corpses revived by aliens, like zombies, months before ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead'' ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead1968'' and years before the Invaders did the same with (sometimes) dead humans in ''{{Series/Mirrorman}}''.

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* DaylightHorror: Most alien threats take place during the day. The human incidents in "The Targeted Town", as well as Dan's encounter with Alien Metron and their earlier threat to him (he was run off the road by a "driver-less" truck), nearly all took place in broad daylight. (Soga and Furuhashi had their freakout incidents indoors, so it's hard to tell when they happened.) The Guts aliens invoked this with their planned execution of Seven.



* DeathByGenreSavvy: The Guts aliens.

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* %%* DeathByGenreSavvy: The Guts aliens.

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* LooksLikeCesare: The human guise of Alien Icarus.

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* LooksLikeCesare: The human guise of Alien Icarus. Also, even though the makeup job is subtle compared to ''Series/UltramanLeo'', Dan in "The World's Greatest Invasion", when he got progressively weaker due to past injuries.


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* WhamLine: "You musn't transform!" from "The World's Greatest Invasion".
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* MemeticHandGesture: The Ultra Eye pose, the L-shaped Wide Shot, the Emerium Beam two-handed inverted V, the clasped hands beind the head to deploy the Eye Slugger, the two arms across to transform back from giant size, to name a few.
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* FloatingInABubble: The Ghose aliens from "The World's Greatest Invasion" Part I capture Amagi in an energy bubble just before Pandon is unleashed.
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* FiveManBand[=/=]TrueCompanions: The Ultra Garrison
** TheHero[=/=]SixthRanger: Dan Moroboshi/Ultra Seven
** TheLancer: Soga, the hot-headed sniper
** TheSmartGuy: Amagi, Intelligence expert with an IQ of 200
** TheBigGuy: Furuhashi, a consummate athlete, weapons expert, and laid-back guy
** TheChick[=/=]TheMedic: Anne Yuri, the Token Female
** TheCaptain: Kiriyama, the soft-spoken, fatherly leader
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* FakingTheDead: Dan flew the Ultra Hawk 3 into an alien fleet in "The Human Ranch" so he'd be shot down and crash, allowing him time to transform and fly off to Saturn in search of a cure for the alien virus affecting Anne and her friend Ruriko.
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* IdiotBall: In Episode 46, Dan and Anne were following a Salome alien responsible for blowing up a ship. Dan blew it when he [[DistractedByTheSexy would stare at the "pretty girl" for a long time]], [[WhatAnIdiot then chased her by car at high speed]]. Not long after, he got captured.

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* IdiotBall: In Episode 46, Dan and Anne were following a Salome alien responsible for blowing up a ship. Dan blew it when he [[DistractedByTheSexy would stare at the "pretty girl" for a long time]], [[WhatAnIdiot then chased her by car at high speed]].speed. Not long after, he got captured.
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* NuclearNasty: Alien Spehl

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* NuclearNasty: NuclearMutant: Alien Spehl
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: That was the reaction to [[BannedInChina Episode 12]] among a support group for [[UnfortunateImplications survivors of the atomic bombs in Japan]]

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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: That was the reaction to [[BannedInChina Episode 12]] among a support group for [[UnfortunateImplications survivors of the atomic bombs in Japan]]Japan.
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* IllGirl: Osamu (a boy) in "The Brave One". Akira (another boy) in "The Strange Neighbor". Amagi's fiancée in "The Flower Where Evil Lies". Anne and her friend in "The Human Farm"; Dan himself in "The World's Greatest Invasion".

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