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Ultraman Leo (ウルトラマンレオ, Urutoraman Reo) was the first opening song to Ultraman Leo in episode 1 until episode 13. It was often used afterwards as an insert song during fight scenes, as well as continuing to serve as the song used in the next episode previews.

  • Lyrics: Yu Aku
  • Composition & Arrangement: Makoto Kawaguchi
  • Artists: Ryu Manatsu and Mizumi Children's Chorus

Lyrics

Original Japanese Lyrics Japanese Transliteration English Translation

宇宙にきらめくエメラルド
地球の最後が来るという
誰かが起たねばならぬ時
誰かが行かねばならぬ時

今この平和を壊しちゃいけない
みんなの未来を壊しちゃいけない

獅子の瞳が輝やいて 
ウルトラマンレオ
レオ レ オ レオ レオ レオ
燃えろレオ燃えろよ

突然嵐がまき起こり
突然炎がふき上がり
何かの予言があたる時
何かが終りを告げる時

誰もが勇気を忘れちゃいけない
優しい心も忘れちゃいけない

獅子の瞳が輝やいて 
ウルトラマンレオ
レオ レ オ レオ レオ レオ
燃えろレオ燃えろよ

Uchū ni kirameku emerarudo
Chikyū no saigo ga kuru to iu
Dareka ga tataneba naranu toki
Dareka ga ikaneba naranu toki

Ima kono heiwa wo kowashicha ikenai
Minna no mirai wo kowashicha ikenai

Shishi no hitomi ga kagayaite
Urutoraman Reo
Reo Reo Reo Reo Reo
Moero Reo moero yo

Totsuzen arashi ga makiokori
Totsuzen honoo ga fukiagari
Nanika no yogen ga ataru toki
Nanika ga owari wo tsugeru toki

Daremo ga yūki wo wasurecha ikenai
Yasashii kokoro mo wasurecha ikenai

Shishi no hitomi ga kagayaite
Urutoraman Reo
Reo Reo Reo Reo Reo
Moero Reo moero yo

Twinkling in space shines the emerald
Earth's end is coming, it is said
In this time someone must take a stand
In this time someone must move on!

Our peace must not be broken...
The future of all people must be protected

The eye of the lion is shining!
Ultraman Leo
Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo
Burn on Leo, Burn on!

Suddenly the tempest increases its scourge
Suddenly the flames blow up
As the prophecy comes true
As the end is being told

We must not forget courage!
We must not forget gentility!

The eye of the lion is shining!
Ultraman Leo
Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo
Burn on Leo, burn on!

Other Uses

Other Versions

  • A second TV-sized version by Ryu Manatsu and the Mizumi Chorus.
  • Four covers by Masato Shimon, each with a different backing artist:
    • One with backing by the Columbia All-Stars.
    • One with backing by the Land of Light Children's Chorus.
    • One with backing by the Takanohane Children's Chorus.
    • One with Backing by Young Fresh.
  • A cover by Bonnie Jacks and the Sakamoto Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Koji Toyama and the Mizumi Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Nobuyuki Okabe and the Tama Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Yutaka Nomura and the Suginami Children's Chorus.
  • A cover performed by Hiroyuki Masuko and the Teichiku Children's Chorus.
  • A cover by Jun Sawaki.
  • A cover by Ichiro Mizuki.
  • Three covers by Animetal.
  • Featured as part of Project DMM's Ultraman Best Hit Medley!.
  • Featured as part of Ultraman Densetsu by the Ultraman Brothers Band.
  • A rendition performed by the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra.
  • A new rendition on the Ultraman 40 Years Later album, sung by Kohji Moritsugu, who portrayed Dan Moroboshi.
  • The song was covered by Science of Sound Special Players on their debut album, Ultraman the Rocks.
  • A cover by Sougo Nakamura.

Trivia

  • This song was created out of necessity and in a short amount of time. Tatakae! Ultraman Leo, the intended theme song from the start, was not yet complete by the time it was needed, hence this song was quickly created to accommodate.
  • The lead singer, Ryu Manatsu, is the actor who portrayed Gen Otori in the series.
    • This is the second opening theme song sung by an actor playing the main hero of the series.
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