Ogon Bat - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Secret of Atlantis

Ice Terror

Slavery

The Giant Robot

Man Eating Plants

Mysterious Melons

The African Mystery

The Space Monster

The Golden Worm

The Battle of Uranus Island

The Egptian Treasure

The Mystery of the Exhilirating Mushrooms

The Snow Woman

The Black Cat

The Flying Saucer

Ghilton, the Man of Stone

Galgar the Monster

Titan the Terrible

Doctor Death

The Magic Pearl

The Blue Flame

The Dragon Stone

The Black Mask

The Atomic Pearl

Invasion of Robots

The Deadly Rays

The Trap

The Ghost Woman

The Space Bat

The Robot Olympics

The Ghost

Desert of Death

The Invisible Monster

The Hands of Death

The Monster of the Volcano

The Factory of Volcanoes

The Sea Monster

Island of Terror

The Deadly Jungle

The Cursed Cloud

The Secret of Diamond

The Witch

The Cyclops

The Lion Man

The Trainer of Monsters

The Witch and the Monster

The Ambush

The Society of Assassins

Mysterious Vampire Men

The Circus of Monsters

The Kidnapping of Terry

The End of Dr Zero
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