- Country Japan
- Genres Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Science-Fiction, Thriller
- Runtime 30 minutes
- Total runtime 515 hours
- Status Ended
- Network TXN (Japan)
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Showrunner
円谷英二
金城哲夫
Ultraman Season 6
The 6 season of Ultraman was broadcast on TXN (Japan) from vendredi 12 avril 1974 to vendredi 28 mars 1975. It consists of 51 episodes, the first one is called "The Day When UltraSeven Dies, Is The Day When Tokyo Sinks!" and the last one "The Terrifying Saucer Creature Series! Goodbye Leo! Setting Off For The Sun".
A human member of a defense force is given the life and ability to change into a giant super-hero to battle the monsters that wreaks havoc on Earth.
In today's TV landscape where action-packed superhero shows are aplenty, 'Super Agent Jon Le Bon' stands out in its unique offering. Hailing from an alternate Earth known as Earth A, this animated series has a captivating storyline that revolves around the Agency - an organization dedicated to protecting the world from supervillains. At its forefront is our lovable and eccentric hero, Super Agent Jon Le Bon, who's always ready to save the day and provide some laughs along the way.
With three seasons boasting 100 episodes full of action and humor, 'Super Agent Jon Le Bon' offers something for everyone in the family. Each episode takes viewers on a thrilling ride as Jon Le Bon and his team face off against various challenges. For instance, in Episode 1 titled 'Martha est prisonnière d'une salle impénétrable', our heroes are tasked with saving Martha who is trapped in an impenetrable room with dwindling oxygen levels. As you can see from just this one episode summary, stakes are high but there's never a dull moment.
'Super Agent Jon Le Bon' also shines in its character development. From Jean and WXT competing in absurd trials to prove who is better in Episode 2 to Moignons taking charge of the Agency amidst Martha’s disappearance and an incoming giant robot attack in Episode 3 – every character gets their chance to shine. Plus, there’s plenty of comic relief thanks to Tibérius’ attempts at using memory-erasing devices!
