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Ultraman Gaia Ultraman Dinah Ultraman Tiga Ultraman Nexus Ultraman Max Ultraman Mebius Ultraman Severn x Ultraman Leo Ultraman 80 Ultraman (Eddie) Ultraman Tairo Ultraman Ace Ultraman The Return Ultraman (Jack) Ultraman Ultraman (the first generation) Ultraman Gray Ultraman Ultraman Noah (a lot, I know a little stunned).

The third floor is so awesome that I have nothing to say.

In the year when Ultraman Tiga was broadcast, it won the Japan Nebula Award (Japan Science Fiction Award, similar to the Hugo Award of the World Science Fiction Annual Conference), which can be said to be an unprecedented honor in the Ultraman series.

The Ultraman series is a fantasy tokusatsu series, TV dramas, movies, comics, stage plays and other works launched by "Tsuburaya Productions" founded by director Eiji Tsuburaya, the "god of tokusattsu" in Japan, since the 60s of the 20th century.

In 1963, Eiji Motoya, a superstar in the Japanese special effects industry known as the father of Ultra, established Motoya Production Co., Ltd. to shoot the live-action special effects film "Ulter Q" (Ulter Q), in which several ordinary people fought monsters.

Zofie, The First, Severn, Jack, Ace, Tyro, Leo, Eddie, King of Ultra, Astra, Yudian, Gray, Parvat.

1. Ultraman Tiga (TV).

2. Ultraman Dinah (TV).

3. Ultraman Dinah Theatrical Version: Starlight Warrior.

4. Ultraman Dinah Special: The Return of Hajiro (OVA) 5, Ultraman Tiga Movie Version: The Undefeated Brave.

6. Ultraman Tiga Special: Ancient Resurrected Giant (OVA) 7, Ultraman Gaia (TV).

8. Ultraman Gaia Theatrical Version: Chrono War.

9, Ultraman Gaia Theatrical Version: Gaia reappears.

10, Ultraman Gauss theatrical version: the first blow of the sun and the moon.

Ultraman includes: Ultraman Saiga, Mother of Ultra, King of Ultra, Father of Ultra, Ultraman Regedo, Ultraman Galaxy Victory, Ultraman Nais, Ultraman Zaias, Ultraman Gray, Ultraman Parvat, Ultraman Jonias, Ultraman Jano.

Ultraman Hikari, Ultraman Neos, Ultraseven21, Ultraman Agujo, Ultraman Jestis.

Ultraman Nexus, Ultraman Max Kiyozhao, Ultraman Mebius, Ultraman Sero, Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dinao, Ultraman Gaia, Ultraman Gauss.

Astra, Ultraman Leo, Zofie, Ultraman Tyro, Ultraman, Ultrasever, Ultraman Jack, Ultraman Ace, Ultraman Eddie, Ultraman Julian.

Ultraman Galaxy, Ultraman Aix, Ultraman G&D, Ultraman Rob (Rosso, Blue Brothers), Ultraman Orb, Ultraman Victory.

Ultraman Titus, Ultraman Taiga, Ultraman Wind Horse.

Ultraman includes Ultraman Jack, Ultraman Eddie, Ultraman Seven, Ultraman Ace, Ultraman Leo Ozhaoling, Ultraman Tairo, Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Gaia, Ultraman Dinah, Ultraman Gauss, etc. The Ultraman series is a fantasy tokusatsu series, TV dramas, movies, comics, stage plays and other works launched by "Tsuburaya Productions" founded by director Eiji Tsuburaya, the "god of tokusattsu" in Japan, since the 60s of the 20th century.

Led by 1966's "Ultra Q", and since "The First Ultraman", which was just broadcast in the same year, the model of "giant heroes and monsters fighting" has been established. In the early days of Taiwan, China, there were translations of "Flying Superman", "Big Superman", "Galaxy Flying Superman", "Superman Warrior" and so on, and later under the influence of Hong Kong, China, the translation name of "Salted Egg Superman" was used for a time.

Ultraman is a general term for Japanese tokusatsu heroes produced by Tsuburaya Co., Ltd. in Japan. In Ultraman works of the Showa period, the birthplace of Ultraman heroes is set as a cosmic man of the "M78 Nebula", but since "Ultraman Tiga" in 1996, Wang Mai broke this traditional concept and added different ethnic shirt form transformation abilities to Ultraman.