Episode
Ultra Q: Blazing Victory
Overview
Joe Aikawa, better known as Dynamite Joe, takes Japan by storm as he rises through a series of decisive victories to become the country's new boxing champion. Prior to the match for the world championship title however, Joe mysteriously disappears from the sports world, creating controversy towards his promoter.
Details
- Series
- Ultra Q
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 26
- Air date
- 1966-06-26
- Runtime
- 25 min
Episode context
Blazing Victory is Episode 26 in Season 1 of Ultra Q. It aired on 1966-06-26. The runtime is 25 min.
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Jun and the others attend a perforniance by Akanuma the Magician During the act, a young girl named Lily is enclosed inside a box and her ghostly spirit appears in the air, separated from her body. At the conclusion, her body and spirit are rejoined and she emerges from the box, generating applause from the audience.
Episode 27: The Disappearance of Flight 206
Returning from a pilot's conference in Hong Kong, Jun and Ippei's flight aboard a supersonic passenger jet is suddenly interrupted by a strange pocket of turbulence.
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