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Ultraman Arc the Movie: The Clash of Light and Evil poster

Ultraman Arc the Movie: The Clash of Light and Evil

Parents guide · ClearAge age 8+

Movie 2025 75 min Science Fiction, Action, Drama Checked by Dan S · 24 Sep 2026
ClearAge 8+

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Violence
Mild
Frightening
Mild

Our take

A Japanese tokusatsu superhero film tied to the Ultraman Arc TV series. Giant kaiju fights, sci-fi explosions and heroic teamwork sit in a fantastical Ultraman tone. Best for kids already comfortable with Power Rangers-style action.

Uplifting themes

Teamwork, protecting the city and pushing past the limits of imagination Yuma and the SKIP team step up as heroes against destructive forces

Story (may spoil tone)

A mysterious space sage entrusts Yuma with challenges that surpass the limits of his imagination with a stake too high. He asks, "Should you fail… then you… will lose your power as Arc." The burden of protecting Hoshimoto City alongside SKIP members are twisted by Sascal, who manipulates them, sending challenge after challenge toward Yuma. Battling giant kaiju, an evil alien bent on destruction, and a warped dimension where even time itself is distorted, Yuma must confront the ultimate test. Will he... will Ultraman Arc overcome the greatest challenge yet and protect the future, surpassing the limits of the power of imagination?

What we flagged

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Violence
Mild
Frightening
Mild

Details

Violence Mild Stylised giant-monster and Ultraman battles with explosions, without re…

Stylised giant-monster and Ultraman battles with explosions, without realistic gore

Frightening Mild Large kaiju, evil aliens and distorted dimensions may scare very young…

Large kaiju, evil aliens and distorted dimensions may scare very young viewers

Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.

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Talk after watching

  • Ultraman protects a city from giant monsters. How do heroes show responsibility to others?
  • Tokusatsu uses costumes and models to tell big stories. What makes fantasy battles feel exciting rather than scary?