The Best Episodes Written By Masayuki Shimada
Every TV Episode Written by Masayuki Shimada Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters
Masayuki Shimada Ratings Summary
The best episode written by Masayuki Shimada is "Poisonous Gas Monster Trickabuto's G-Plan", rated 7/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Itaru Orita". "Poisonous Gas Monster Trickabuto's G-Plan" aired on 12/11/1971 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Showdown!! Snow Mountain Monster Bearconger".
7.0/10 1 votes#1 - Poisonous Gas Monster Trickabuto's G-Plan
Season 1 Episode 37 - Aired 12/11/1971
Shocker's newly developed killer plants are placed in theaters and concert halls as they scheme up the G Strategy to annihilate everyone.
Director: Itaru Orita
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 7.0/10 1 votes
#2 - Showdown!! Snow Mountain Monster Bearconger
Season 1 Episode 46 - Aired 2/12/1972
Shocker plots their “Snow Strategy” to melt all of the snow of Kusatsu Heights and cause a great flood, and makes the physicist Doctor Mikawa manufacture an energy bomb that releases intense heat.
Director: Masaki Tsukada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 7.0/10 1 votes
#3 - Monster Rhinogang's Autorace of Death
Season 1 Episode 63 - Aired 6/10/1972
While Hongo and the others are training intensely with their sights set on winning the All Japan Motorcycle Championship, Rhinogang is dispatched from Shocker's Africa division.
Director: Masaki Tsukada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 6.0/10 1 votes
#4 - The Devil's Messenger, Mysterious Fly Man
Season 1 Episode 42 - Aired 1/15/1972
Doctor Reaper captures a cold-hearted young man, who doesn't even care about committing a hit-and-run to a young boy, and remodels him into the Fly Man.
Director: Minoru Yamada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 6.0/10 1 votes
#5 - Bizarre! The Picture of the Black Cat That Calls for Blood
Season 1 Episode 88 - Aired 12/2/1972
Hongo consults with the young boy Satoru who is concerned about his older brother since he's become obsessed with painting a black cat, but at that moment, Nekoyamori appears out of the black cat paintings decorating the room.
Director: Masaki Tsukada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
6.0/10 1 votes#6 - The Fury of Rider V3's Special Training
Season 2 Episode 7 - Aired 3/31/1973
Destron blows up the research facility of Professor Kawai, in order to secure his artificial heart technology in order to strengthen their mutants. Kawai's subject comes back to life, and as Knife-Armadillo, stalks the professor for revenge. The resilient mutant even repels V3 in battle! To improve his strength, will V3 survive the harsh rigors of his own brutal training session?
Director: Minoru Yamada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 4.0/10 1 votes
#7 - Cannibalism, Sarracenian
Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 4/24/1971
At an amusement park's botanical gardens, people begin to go missing. The young boy Kenji's older sister Yukie gets snatched away, and he tries to tell someone that his sister was attacked by a giant King Sarracenian!!
Director: Itaru Orita
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 4.0/10 1 votes
#8 - Steel Monster, Armadillong
Season 1 Episode 33 - Aired 11/13/1971
Dispatched from Brazil, the monster Armadillong is given the order from the Chief, “Defeat my longtime enemy Rider,” before enacting his plan to destroy gas tanks.
Director: Katsuhiko Taguchi
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 4.0/10 1 votes
#9 - Resurrected Mummy Monster, Egyptus
Season 1 Episode 36 - Aired 12/4/1971
Shocker discovers a monster from the time of ancient Egypt in the pyramids, the mummy Egyptus.
Director: Katsuhiko Taguchi
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 4.0/10 1 votes
#10 - The Bottomless Swamp Monster, Earthworm Man!
Season 1 Episode 59 - Aired 5/13/1972
From the only surviving earthworm of the Bikini Islands atomic bomb experiments Shocker creates Earthworm Man.
Director: Masaki Tsukada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 4.0/10 1 votes
#11 - Monster Jellyfish Wolf, Dreadful Rush Hour
Season 1 Episode 82 - Aired 10/21/1972
Using Jellyfishwolf who can release 10 million volts of electric current, Gel-Shocker schemes to massacre people by bringing lightning down on Shinjuku station during rush hour.
Director: Masaki Tsukada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 4.0/10 1 votes
#12 - Sludge Monster, Dreadful Murder Smog
Season 1 Episode 85 - Aired 11/11/1972
Combining a viscious criminal with a moray eel and sea turtle that grew up in the sludge of Tago Inlet, Gel-Shocker produces Utsubogamesu.
Director: Minoru Yamada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 3.0/10 1 votes
#13 - Monster Kanibubbler Appears in Hokkaido
Season 1 Episode 19 - Aired 8/7/1971
For Shocker's plan to cause a tsunami in Hokkaido through submarine earthquakes, they send in the monster Kanibubbler to destroy all seismomitors.
Director: Itaru Orita
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 3.0/10 1 votes
#14 - Sky-Flying Monster Musasabedol
Season 1 Episode 23 - Aired 9/4/1971
Shocker creates the monster Musasabidol to go after a new liquid fuel developed by Doctor Ookuma. Taki, who is visiting Hokkaido, discovers this plan, and after following Taki, Ichimonji confronts Musasabidol.
Director: Itaru Orita
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 3.0/10 1 votes
#15 - Monster Gillercricket's Claws of Impending Death
Season 1 Episode 69 - Aired 7/28/1972
The monster Gillercricket has the ability to transform humans he stabs with his poisonous red claws into murderous fiends with their own death claws.
Director: Minoru Yamada
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 2.0/10 1 votes
#16 - Monster Garaox's Sky-Flying Car
Season 1 Episode 95 - Aired 1/20/1973
Gel-Shocker's Garaox uses his demon fog that can make objects float to attack vehicles. Hongo saves a man who is dropped from midair and questions how despite using a highway he wound up falling from the sky.
Director: Atsuo Okunaka
Writer: Masayuki Shimada
- 1.0/10 1 votes
#17 - Watch Out, Rider! Isoginjaguar's Hell Trap
Season 1 Episode 84 - Aired 11/4/1972
Isoginjaguar, reconstructed for the purpose of destroying Rider, abducts the girl Maki who is searching for her father. During the Boys Rider Squad's search for her they find Isoginjaguar's automobile, but it's a Gel-Shocker trap.
Director: Shotaro Ishinomori
Writer: Masayuki Shimada