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{{Entry
 | image = Ultra-q-dark-fantasy.jpg
 | episodes = 26
 | year = 2004
 | country = Japan
 | seasons = 1
 | breakdown = (1) 26
 | category = Superhero
 | colour = Yes
 | format = Series
 | company = Tsuburaya Productions
 | run_time = 24
 | language = Japanese
 | creator = Tsuburaya Productions (Developed by Shozo Uehara)
 | type = Live Action
 | status = Ended
 | broadcaster = TV Tokyo
 | first_aired = 2004-04-07
 | last_aired = 2004-09-29
}}

== Summary ==

''Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy'' presents a contemporary reinterpretation of the original [[Ultra Q]], following a journalist, a freelance photographer, and a science professor as they examine anomalous incidents that frequently involve supernatural or inexplicable forces. The series adopts a markedly darker, horror‑inflected tone, employing suspense‑driven narratives, fantasy elements, and occasional moments of understated humour across its standalone episodes. Supported by veteran staff from the broader Ultra Series and produced for a late‑night broadcast slot that emphasised atmospheric storytelling, it features a wide range of monsters, mysteries, and uncanny phenomena. The result is a programme that offers a modernised yet deliberately nostalgic contribution to Japanese tokusatsu.

== Cast==

Sakamoto Gouichi '''HAKAMADA YOSHIHIKO''', Kusumoto Ryou '''ENDOU KUMIKO''', Professor Torai '''KUSAKARI MASAO''',  Narration '''SANO SHIROU''', '''HOUSHOU MAI''', '''NOMURA HIRONOBU''', '''SATOU TAMAO''', '''KANEKO TAKATOSHI'''.
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Links:
*[[wikipedia:Ultra_Q:_Dark_Fantasy|Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy - Wikipedia]]