By Saved by the Belial: An Atrocious Ultraman Podcast
Birthed from the demise of the Kaiju Apostle Podcast, “Saved by the Belial” reunites co-hosts Chris and David to discuss the universe’s greatest superhero: Ultraman! With only three minutes to disc
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Sorry for the delay in an episode this week. This should help clear things up. Also, it's hilarious the night we have an important announcement, we run into some substantial recording issues. AKA why we switched to Riverside.fm from Squadcast.fm months ago and haven't looked back.
Extra music: Onion March by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com
We start our journey through the Ultra Q zone with tales of terrapin trauma and more cats than you can shake a stick at...
When David and Chris, the bonafide Belial Buds™, asked Mr. Roebuck to be on the show, they didn’t realize what manner of mayhem would ensue, including…well…do you really want to be spoiled?
Episodes covered:
Where to watch:
Andrew Links:
Triassic Park: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Andrew’s Twitter: I was going to make a scavenger hunt, but that takes a lot of work, and I’m going to exercise my right to be lazy. If you spend about two minutes going through his podcast episode descriptions, you’ll find it!
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultra Q Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane Ivers
Patron appreciation segment music: “Tape Star” by Shane Ivers
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
A huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!
As the Belial Buds™ finish their bloody marathon with the last batch of Ultraseven adventures, they ask themselves, “Where have these episodes been all their lives?” From crucifixions to Veggie Tales to Herman Melville, there are no topics left untouched this time around.
Episodes covered:
39. The Seven Assassination Plan: Part 1
40. The Seven Assassination Plan: Part 2
41. Challenge from Underwater
42. Ambassador of the Nonmalt
43. Nightmare on Planet No. 4
44. The Terrifying Super Ape-Man
45. The Saucers Have Come
46. The Showdown of Dan vs. Seven
47. Who Are You?
48. The Biggest Invasion in History: Part 1
49. The Biggest Invasion in History: Part 2
Where to watch:
Extra resources:
Article about automation and the Inuit tribes: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/11/the-great-forgetting/309516/
Corrections:
David says “Declan” instead of “Deban.” He does not regret the error, but he does regert it.
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane Ivers
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
A huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!
We’ve finally reached the batch of episodes where David quit watching Ultraseven. Is it because of the quality of the show, or was it burnout? And why in the heck haven’t we seen more Crazygon?!
Episodes covered:
30. Glory for Whom?
31. The Flower Where the Devil Dwells
32. The Strolling Planet
33. The Invading Dead
34. The Vanishing City
35. Terror on the Moon
36. A Lethal 0.1 Seconds
37. The Stolen Ultra Eye
38. The Courageous Battle
Where to watch:
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane Ivers
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
A huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!
A wild Bonus Episode appears! Chris and David choose Rob! Rob uses "Great discussion about mental health." Bonus Episode counters with "Neon Genesis Evangelion." It's super effective!
We had a blast talking with Rob. Now LISTEN to Rob.
CORRECTION: David brings up a book in the conversation called A Call to Christian Formation. He really meant to say the idea came from It's Not Your Turn by Heather Thompson Day.
Rob’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jovian_sun
Tokyo Lives: Website | Twitter
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
A huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!
This is what you get when Rob from Tokyo Lives joins the Belial Buds: Mustaches. Motorcycles. Mullets. Monsters. ultraMEN. Too MANY jokes about buttholes. M's the word. Also, I just came up with Belial Buds. This needs to be a shirt.
Episodes covered:
21. Pursue the Undersea Base
22. The Human Farm
23. Search for Tomorrow
24. Return to the North!
25. Showdown at 140 Degrees Below Zero
26. Super Weapon R1
27. Operation Cyborg
28. The 700 Kilometer Run
29. The Earthling All Alone
Where to watch:
Rob’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jovian_sun
Tokyo Lives: Website | Twitter
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane Ivers
Patron appreciation segment music: “Tape Star” by Shane Ivers
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
A huge thank you to our amazing Patrons!
It only took roughly twenty episode descriptions for me to lose my creative steam. Maybe before this one goes live, I’ll come back to it. Maybe not. But hey! We’re talking about the King Joe two parter!
Episodes covered:
11. Fly to Devil Mountain
12. REDACTED
13. The Man Who Came From V3
14. The Ultra Guard Goes West: Part 1
15. The Ultra Guard Goes West: Part 2
16. The Eye that Shines in the Darkness
17. Underground Go! Go! Go!
18. Escape Dimension X
19. Project Blue
20. Destroy Earthquake Epicenter X
Where to watch:
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane Ivers
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
Also, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
With Kyle being such a WHOge Dr. Who fan, it only made sense to talk about the series and have him try to sell David on trying out the franchise again. Conclusion: it worked. Also on the table: Godzilla vs. Kong, MCU (surprise!), and what it’s like being the geriatric editor for Nerdist.
Kyle’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/kyledanderson
Doctor Who: The Writer’s Room: https://dwtwr.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/dwtwr
Doctor Who: Five Years Rapid: https://fiveyearsrapid.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/fiveyearsrapid
Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats: https://thememorycheats.libsyn.com/
How Ultraman Wants to Take Over the World (Nerdist Now): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UzPNLF7EbQ
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
We also have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
In a world…with countless Ultra hosts…one man reigns supreme… His name? Dan Moroboshi. More importantly, Kyle Anderson, Nerdist’s senior editor, joins us for a rip-roaring good time. Seriously, we had a blast, and we hope you do as well.
Oh, and our Ultraman Foundation/charity Patreon is live! For more information, click here.
Episodes covered:
Kyle’s Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/kyledanderson
Doctor Who: The Writer’s Room: https://dwtwr.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/dwtwr
Doctor Who: Five Years Rapid: https://fiveyearsrapid.libsyn.com/ https://twitter.com/fiveyearsrapid
Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats: https://thememorycheats.libsyn.com/
How Ultraman Wants to Take Over the World (Nerdist Now): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UzPNLF7EbQ
Where to watch:
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Connect the Truth,” originally performed by Nami Tamaki, composed by Takumi Ozawa, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Theological insight music: “Spark Of Inspiration” by Shane Ivers
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
Nothing like having recording a podcast episode where by the time it releases, you (David) prove yourself wrong several times: The Lord of the Ring books ARE better than the movies and yes, I did rush out to see Black Widow. Also, we were right: Loki is great.
Topics discussed: confusing Gridman with Ultraman; Dragon Ball GT; Ultraman critiques; toku burnout; the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe; and pitching the Monsters vs. Men Patreon numerous times.
Monsters vs. Men: Website | Twitter | Patreon
Podcast cover artwork: Klenda V
Intro: “Ultraman Theme,” composed by Kunio Miyauchi, arranged by Kweer Kaiju.
Outro: “Promise for the Future,” originally performed by Tasuku Hatanaka, composed by Watanabe Toru, arranged by Arcade Tales.
Transition music: “Synapse” by Shane Ivers.
Have listener feedback? Need prayer? http://www.atrociouspod.com/contact
For more info, visit http://www.atrociouspod.com
Saved by the Belial is a proud partner of the Tokusatsu Network.
As of 7/19/2021, we have a Patreon! All proceeds are donated to the Ultraman Foundation, a charity helping kids in need in Japan. For more information or to partner with us, please visit http://www.patreon.com/atrociouspod
The podcast currently has 23 episodes available.