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Ultraman Kids: 30 Million Light-Years in Search of Mother (1991-1992)

Premiere:
November 17, 1991

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 26

Finale:
May 24, 1992

Original Title:
超人小子

Alternate Titles:
Ultraman Kids 3000
ウルトラマンキッズ 母をたずねて3000万光年
宇宙小超人 3000万光年寻找母亲
超人小子

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Ultraman Kids are a lovable bunch of outer space kids on a quest through the galaxy to find their leader Mar’s missing parents. Along the way they have fun and adventures and even learn a thing or two! Mar is the leader of the Ultraman Kids. He’s a curious fun-loving little boy with a taste for adventure and a talent for mischief. Pico is a bright clever girl, capable of anything the Ultra Boys can do. Tar is the strongest of the Ultraman Kids. Unfortunately he’s somewhat lacking in brain power. Sebu is the Ultraman Kids’ resident scientific genius. He’s complete, concise and well-organized, the exact opposite of Mar. Pigco is a lovable, squeezable creature and a fine friend to all the Ultraman Kids. Pigco is always seen together with little Midori. Sometimes it seems as if the two of them are two parts of one strange creature. Varu is the self-proclaimed head of the monster crew. He’s conceited, short tempered and determined to spoil the Kids’ fun.

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