Name: Fireman
Genre: Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Released: 31 Jul 1973
Rating: 6.00
Cast: Naoya Makoto, Sei Hiraizumi, Shin Kishida, Gorō Mutsumi, Michihiro Ikemizu

Season - Episode

1 Season 1 Jan 07, 1973

1 - 1

Birth of Fireman Jan 07, 1973
1 - 2

The Weapon is Science S･A･F Jan 14, 1973
1 - 3

The Mysterious Spaceship Jan 21, 1973
1 - 4

Destroy the Invaders Jan 28, 1973
1 - 5

The Boy Who Fell into the Jurassic Era Feb 04, 1973
1 - 6

The Secret of Planet Gomerous Feb 11, 1973
1 - 7

The Dreadful Space Bacteria Feb 18, 1973
1 - 8

The Micro Monster's Fear Feb 25, 1973
1 - 9

A Challenge from the Deep Sea Mar 04, 1973
1 - 10

The Iron Monster that Attacked Tokyo Mar 11, 1973
1 - 11

Resurrecting the Rock Monster Mar 18, 1973
1 - 12

Earth is the Robot's Graveyard Mar 25, 1973
1 - 13

Fear of the Dragon God Swamp Apr 03, 1973
1 - 14

Run Through the Devil's Sea Apr 10, 1973
1 - 15

Planet Beldar M13 Command Apr 17, 1973
1 - 16

Steal it! The Fire-Stick Apr 24, 1973
1 - 17

Fireman Disappeared into the Magma May 01, 1973
1 - 18

He Did It! Fire-Dash May 08, 1973
1 - 19

The Space Monster vs. the Primeval Monster May 15, 1973
1 - 20

The Gagango Monster's Storm May 22, 1973
1 - 21

Messengers of Murder, Dekon and Bokon May 29, 1973
1 - 22

It Has Arrived!! The Transformed Alien Jun 05, 1973
1 - 23

Kill Fireman! Jun 12, 1973
1 - 24

The Harmonica Crying in the Night Jun 19, 1973
1 - 25

The Alien with No Home Planet Jun 26, 1973
1 - 26

The Secret of the Mountain Shining in the Evening Sun Jul 03, 1973
1 - 27

The Space Leader that Manipulates Corpses Jul 10, 1973
1 - 28

The Boy that Came from the Planet Argon Jul 17, 1973
1 - 29

Don't Shoot! Even Though He's A Monster, He's Still My Friend Jul 24, 1973
1 - 30

Fireman Disappears into Space Jul 31, 1973

Overview

Fireman, known as Magma Man in some markets, is a Japanese tokusatsu television series about a superhero, the title character, who fights kaiju and other villains. Produced by Tsuburaya Productions, the show was broadcast on Nippon Television from January 7 to July 31, 1973, with a total of 30 episodes. This was also one of several shows Tsuburaya did to celebrate the company's 10th Anniversary.

Year 1973

Studio Nippon TV

Director

Crew Akira Tsuburaya (Producer), Toru Fuyuki (Original Music Composer), Junkichi Ôki (Director), Yuzo Kaneko (VFX Director of Photography)

Popularity 4.8654

Language Japanese