You're a Man! Get Fired Up!

is the sixth episode of Ultraman Leo.
==Synopsis==
Shirato, who was assigned to outer space work, has come back to Earth to spend time with his fiancé Yoko. However, Yoko is killed by Alien Karly while Gen is protecting her. The grief-stricken Gen must undergo severe training from Dan.
==Plot==
A MAC space station member, Officer Shiraido, has come to earth to spend time with Gen and his girlfriend, Yoko. They are attacked by Alien Karly, who grows giant and her. Leo fights the alien, but is defeated, and Shiroto is furious at both Gen and Leo. He decides to patrol himself.
Later, on patrol without permission, Shiroto runs into the alien. He drives it away and discovers its weak spot: the eyes. Captain Dan sends them out on patrol. Gen trains hard, learning a new technique to defeat the alien, who takes out two MAC members.
Dan goes to aid Gen in his training. It is interrupted when an the alien grows to its large size and begins to rampage. Shiroto attacks it, but is buried under the rubble. Just then, Gen arrives and transforms into Ultraman Leo, saving the MAC member.
Leo battles the kaiju, and manages to defeat it by ripping out its horns and jamming them into its head. Shiroto then leaves back to the space station. Gen continues to train the children in the end of the episode.
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==Appearances==
===Ultras===
*Ultraman Leo
===Kaiju===
*Alien Karly
==Home Media==
*Ultraman Leo Volume 2 features episodes 5-8.
Leo02.jpg|2006 release
n_610dupj702pl.jpg|2011 release
==Trivia==
*In this episode, the series' most famous Jeep chase scene made its debut. The Jeep used during filming was a second-hand vehicle with faulty brakes, causing the bumper to collide with Ryu Manatsu, the actor portraying Gen.
**Ryu Manatsu once warned the director of this episode, Shohei Tojo, saying, "This is dangerous; someone could get seriously hurt!" However, Tojo nodded and replied, "Hmm, alright, let's start shooting." He then complimented Ryu Manatsu, saying, "Your expression in that scene was intense, filled with the power of performance." In reality, Ryu Manatsu's expression at the time was a genuine protest.https://hochi.news/articles/20240612-OHT1T51138.html
==References==