Ultraman Cosmos 2001
What is Ultraman Cosmos?
Ultraman Cosmos is a television series first released in 2001. Catalogued under Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, Family.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2001
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 65
- Runtime
- 24 minutes
- First aired
- Jul 7, 2001
- Networks
- MBS, TBS
- Genres
- Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, Family
- Updated
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 65 episodes and an average 24-minute runtime.
Trailer
No official trailer is available for this title yet.
Find the trailer on YouTube ↗Overview
Ultraman Cosmos is a television series first released in 2001. Catalogued under Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, Family. Status: Ended. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
Should you watch it?
“A gentle alien hero protects Earth through peace, not battle.”
- A pacifist Ultraman offers a fresh, non‑violent perspective
- Family‑friendly mix of action, comedy, and sci‑fi
- Gentle tone suitable for younger teens
- Low‑stakes conflicts may feel mild for action‑heavy fans
- Gentle pacing might seem slow to some viewers
Watch it if you prefer a calm, family‑oriented sci‑fi adventure with a peaceful hero.
The series is rated 14+ and features a calm, non‑violent tone suitable for teen and family audiences.
Ask the Vault
Ask anything about Ultraman Cosmos — answers are spoiler-safe.
Your verdict
Is Ultraman Cosmos worth watching?
Cast
Episode guide
Season 1 · 65 episodes
- E1 Reunion With Light Jul 7, 2001
- E2 Chaos Header's Shadow Jul 14, 2001
- E3 Fly! Musashi Jul 21, 2001
- E4 The Fallen Robot Jul 28, 2001
- E5 Revenge of the Fireflies Aug 4, 2001
- E6 Monster Fishing Aug 11, 2001
- E7 Present from the Sky Aug 18, 2001
- E8 Sleeping Maiden Aug 25, 2001
- E9 Friends of the Forest Sep 1, 2001
- E10 The Bronze Devil Sep 8, 2001
- E11 Move! Monster Sep 15, 2001
- E12 The Organism of Light Sep 22, 2001
- E13 Daughter of Time: Part 1 Sep 29, 2001
- E14 Daughter of Time: Part 2 Oct 6, 2001
- E15 Deep Sea Fight Oct 13, 2001
- E16 The Flying Whale Oct 20, 2001
- E17 The Different Dimensional Trap Oct 27, 2001
- E18 The Legend of Mt. Nibito Nov 3, 2001
- E19 Star Lover Nov 10, 2001
- E20 Musashi's Sky Nov 17, 2001
- E21 The Battle with the TECCH Booster: Part 1 Nov 24, 2001
- E22 The Battle with the TECCH Booster: Part 2 Dec 1, 2001
- E23 Luna v.s. Luna Jul 7, 2001
- E24 Warm Memories Jul 7, 2001
- E25 Alien Girl Jul 7, 2001
- E26 The Power to Defeat the Chaos Jul 7, 2001
- E27 A Space Monster is Born on Earth Jul 7, 2001
- E28 Strength and Power Jul 7, 2001
- E29 Dreaming Courage Jul 7, 2001
- E30 Eclipse Jul 7, 2001
- E31 Rescue Gon Jul 7, 2001
- E32 The Nightmare Experiment Jul 7, 2001
- E33 Monster Hunter Jul 7, 2001
- E34 Wrath of the Sea God Jul 7, 2001
- E35 The Magic Stone Jul 7, 2001
- E36 The Mountain of Yōkai Jul 7, 2001
- E37 Fubuki Retires?! Jul 7, 2001
- E38 Alien Old Man Jul 7, 2001
- E39 Light of Evil Jul 7, 2001
- E40 Giant of Evil Jul 7, 2001
- E41 The Green Fugitive Jul 7, 2001
- E42 Friend Jul 7, 2001
- E43 Puppet Monster Jul 7, 2001
- E44 Gigi vs Gon Jul 7, 2001
- E45 The Amusement Park Legend Jul 7, 2001
- E46 The Miraculous Flower Jul 7, 2001
- E47 Sorceress of the Sky Jul 7, 2001
- E48 Waroga Counterattack Jul 7, 2001
- E49 Snow of Space Jul 7, 2001
- E50 Monster Smuggling!? Jul 7, 2001
- E51 Enemy of Chaos Jul 7, 2001
- E52 Transformation Impossible!? Jul 7, 2001
- E53 Future Monster Jul 7, 2001
- E54 Human Transporter Jul 7, 2001
- E55 Final Test Jul 7, 2001
- E56 Kappa Village Jul 7, 2001
- E57 Door of Snow Jul 7, 2001
- E58 The Sky of Revenge Jul 7, 2001
- E59 Maximum Invasions Jul 7, 2001
- E60 Chaos War Jul 7, 2001
- E61 Forbidden Weapon Jul 7, 2001
- E62 Cry of the Earth Jul 7, 2001
- E63 Chaos's Violent Attack Jul 7, 2001
- E64 Deathmatch on the Moon Jul 7, 2001
- E65 True Hero Sep 28, 2002
Frequently asked questions
What is Ultraman Cosmos's approach to fighting?
He avoids violence, seeking peaceful resolutions to threats.
Is the series suitable for younger viewers?
It carries a 14+ rating and emphasizes gentle, family‑friendly content.
Which genres describe the show?
It combines action‑adventure, sci‑fi fantasy, comedy, and family elements.
How does this Ultraman differ from others?
Cosmos is a pacifist alien who protects Earth without relying on combat.
What tone can viewers expect?
The tone is calm and gentle, focusing on peace rather than intense battles.