
SSSS.GRIDMAN
6.9
6.9
A young man who cannot remember who he is is pulled into a computer world and becomes the giant hero Gridman to fight monsters threatening reality.
Ember's analysis
- MoodWarm
- EnergyEnergetic
- PacingBrisk
- IntensityModerate
- ComplexityLayered
- ViolenceMild
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Overview
Yuta Hibiki can’t remember who he is, and now he’s seeing and hearing things that others don’t! A voice from an old computer tells him to remember his calling, and he sees a massive, unmoving creature in the distance. Nothing’s making sense—until the behemoth springs to life! Suddenly, Yuta is pulled into a computer, reappearing in reality as the colossal hero—Gridman!
SSSS.GRIDMAN (2018) is a Japanese anime series produced by TRIGGER and Tsuburaya Productions, airing on WOWOW Prime as a single-season, twelve-episode run. Yuta Hibiki (voiced by Yuya Hirose) cannot remember who he is, and he begins to see and hear things others cannot, until a voice from an old computer urges him to remember his calling. Pulled into a computer world, he reappears in the real world as the colossal hero Gridman (voiced by Hikaru Midorikawa), fighting kaiju-scale monsters that threaten the city. Alongside him are Akane Shinjou (Reina Ueda), Rikka Takarada (Yume Miyamoto) and Sho Utsumi (Soma Saito), whose own roles tangle with the digital world and its hidden rules. Each episode mixes sharp mecha and kaiju spectacle with a puzzle about what is real and what is simulated. The engine is simple: a hero who must recover his past while holding the line against enemies that keep coming. The look is bold and stylized, with glowing digital landscapes set against familiar streets. The tone blends wistful identity questions with brisk, cathartic battles. Fans of Ultraman, Evangelion and Digimon Adventure will find resonance here in its blend of tokusatsu spectacle and digital mystery, a compact series built for viewers who enjoy giant robots and monster fights.
What critics said
Audiences rate the series as mixed-to-positive, praising its nostalgic kaiju and mecha homage and its blend of computer-world mystery with heroic spectacle.
Shows like SSSS.GRIDMAN, and why
- Ultramanshared tokusatsu style giant hero battling monsters, computer world premise, mecha and henshin action
- Evangelionshared mecha action and young protagonist drawn into a giant robot battle, sentai-style spectacle
- Digimon Adventureshared anime sequel reboot with a kaiju-scale hero and a mystery about a digital world
TV Show Details
- Release Date
- 2018-10-07
- Episode runtime
- 24 min
- Rating
- 6.9 / 10 (99)
Common questions
- What is SSSS.GRIDMAN about?
- A young man who cannot remember who he is is pulled into a computer world and becomes the giant hero Gridman to fight monsters threatening reality.
- What is SSSS.GRIDMAN like to watch?
- Ember's analysis rates the pacing of SSSS.GRIDMAN as brisk, its intensity as moderate and its storytelling as layered.
- Is SSSS.GRIDMAN violent?
- Only mildly. Ember rates the violence in SSSS.GRIDMAN as mild.
- What did critics think of SSSS.GRIDMAN?
- Audiences rate the series as mixed-to-positive, praising its nostalgic kaiju and mecha homage and its blend of computer-world mystery with heroic spectacle.
- Which shows are like SSSS.GRIDMAN?
- Shows with a similar feel include Ultraman, Evangelion, and Digimon Adventure.
- How long is SSSS.GRIDMAN?
- SSSS.GRIDMAN: 1 season, 12 episodes.
- Is SSSS.GRIDMAN still running?
- No, SSSS.GRIDMAN has ended.
- Where can I watch SSSS.GRIDMAN?
- In United States, SSSS.GRIDMAN streams on Crunchyroll, Crunchyroll Amazon Channel.
Cast
- Hikaru MidorikawaGridman (voice)
- Yuya HiroseYuta Hibiki (voice)
- Reina UedaAkane Shinjou (voice)
- Yume MiyamotoRikka Takarada (voice)
- Soma SaitoSho Utsumi (voice)
- Tetsu InadaAlexis Kerib (voice)
- Kenichi SuzumuraAnti (voice)
- Aoi YukiBorr (voice)
- Akari KitoHass (voice)
- Katsuyuki KonishiMax (voice)
- Suzuko MimoriNamiko (voice)
- Mayumi ShintaniMama Rikka (voice)
Seasons and episodes
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