Does Ultraman Tiga have 2 Ultramans in one episode?

Yes, the transformation stick was snatched away by another person with Ultraman blood, so the two people in the back got bigger and pinched each other......

The human body is called: Masaki Keigo.

This Ultraman is supposed to belong to man-made... No name ...

Monsters are pets...

Wait a minute... Since it's man-made...

Why are there pets...

Isn't it artificial?

But it was clearly said that the doctor copied the stone statue dust... Made...

All right... I'm confused too...

Another Ultraman statue is just a stone statue of Masaki, the user is Keigo Masaki, and the monster looks like a shark, a machine made by Keigo Masaki.

Here are some theatrical versions of Ultraman Tiga that have appeared:

1."Ultraman Tiga Theatrical Version: Final Holy War" tells the story of a series of events triggered by the resurrection of Tiga's companion three dark giants 30 million years ago because of Plan F of the TPC headquarters.

2.Armageddon! Super Ultra 8 Brothers", a theatrical version produced by Tsuburaya Co., Ltd. in Japan, combines the story of Ultraman in the Showa period and Ultraman in the Heisei period.

3."Ultraman Dinah: Starlight Warrior", the theatrical version of Tiga's cameo.

4."Aix Theatrical Version: Here Come, Our Ultraman", the theatrical version of Tiga's cameo.

5."Ultraman Galaxy S Theatrical Version: Decisive Battle, Ultra Ten Warriors", the theatrical version of Tiga's cameo.

6."Ultraman Gaia: Chrono Showdown", the theatrical version of Tiga's debut.

7."Ultraman Tiga: The Final Holy War", directed by Hiroshi Muraishi and starring Hiroshi Nagashi, Yoshimoto Zarwa Takami and others, the film tells the story of a series of events triggered by the resurrection of Tiga's companion three dark giants 30 million years ago because of the F plan of the TPC headquarters.

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There was an uproar on Tigao Jujube Lu Mu Teman.

The theatrical version of the book has:

Ultraman Tiga theatrical version of the final holy war.

Ultraman Tiga: Gaiden Ancient Resurrected Giant.

Dinao Stool Centman.

Theatrical Starlight Warrior.

Ultraman Gaia.

Theatrical version of Armageddon.

Theatrical Armageddon! Eight Super Ultra Brothers.

Ultraman Galaxy Special.

Ultraman Galaxy S theatrical version of Ultra Ten Warriors.

The theatrical version of Ultraman Aix is here! Our Ultraman.

The second appearance of the Kiri Ellod people! That kid is the son of Megumi Karima, the captain of the victory team! The power supply system has been invaded and the voltage in area B has increased dramatically! It's to give the light to Tiga!

In the final chapter, Tiga flies higher, dominated by darkness, to the brilliant man. That is, the finale.

Episode 25 The Devil's Judgment.

The appearance of the so-called "angels" in the sky above the big city has become a topic of conversation, but the members of the Super Energy Squad see its ominous shadow, and it turns out that it is trying to incite people to get Ultraman Tiga rid of the earth. In response, Ultraman Tiga has a righteous judgment on the devil disguised as an "angel".

There are two episodes in Diga where humans give Diga light, once when he is defeated by an enhanced version of the Kirierod people, and the humans use the lights to provide energy for Diga (it was night, and Diga was beaten on the streets of Tokyo), and the other time, in the last episode, after Diga was turned into a stone statue, many children brought him light sources (abstract) and saved Digga.

The last episode to the brilliant man.

Episode 52 To the glorious people.

I don't know exactly which episode, but I know that the monster in that episode is Kiri Elrod.