#New Generation Tiga

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ULTRAMAN TRIGGER

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Ultraman Trigger roulette

One GIF per Episode: 3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 20

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what is the blazar livestream are they making ultraman 2

theyre making ultraman nexus 2 ultraman blazar

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"琴葉さん、ダメ。"

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Preview- Ultraman Decker Ep. 23: The Sky of Despair

Preview- Ultraman Decker Ep. 23: The Sky of Despair

In Ultraman Decker Ep. 23: The Sky of Despair, Agams lost his memory?! He’s acting unusually mild-mannered. Kanata probes him for some hint on how to save him. But the Sphere’s invasion continues, until finally…

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豊田 ルナは、日本のタレント、グラビアモデル、女優。広島県福山市出生、埼玉県深谷市出身。プラチナムプロダクション所属。かつてはNEWSエンターテインメントで子役として活動していた。 ウィキペディア

生まれ： 2002年7月17日 (年齢 22歳), 埼玉県

テレビ番組： ウルトラマントリガー NEW GENERATION TIGA、 他 件

身長： 161 cm

スリーサイズ： 76 - 58 - 89 cm

モデル内容： 水着

　

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Strapless Bikini Series No.05 - Runa Toyoda (Yuna Shizuma/Yuraze) from Ultraman Trigger NEW GENERATION TIGA

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you can do anything in reiwa. a kamen rider can be a sword. a sentai ranger can be a little dogboy. an ultraman can be a new generation tiga. love is love <3

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Never seen ultraman

What should I watch first to see if I like it or not?

Ultraman is a tokusatsu series with a very large variety of tones and styles. Each season is distinctly different from the last, especially in the New Generation era. Some seasons are very serious and gritty, some are slice-of-life, and some are light plot/heavy action. It's up to you on what you'd prefer!

I want to preface with the three eras (and sub eras) of Ultraman, just so you're aware of these terms when they come up:

Showa (1966 - 1987)

Heisei (1996 - 2012)

-> Heisei Trilogy/Part 1 (1996-1999)

-> Heisei Part 2/Phase 2 (2000 - 2012)

New Generation (2013 - Present)

-> Reiwa (2019 - Present)

That being said, I give you 5 equally valid options to begin:

Option 1:

Ultraman (1966)

Start with where it all began!*

Ultraman (1966) is Japan's take on the Twilight Zone but with a superhero-esqe twist. If you enjoy older sci-fi like the early seasons of Doctor Who or the first Star Trek, you'll greatly appreciate the practical effects, deep but episodic plots, and the unique kaiju/seijin.

From there, watch in order of release and enjoy just how much the show evolves. All the highs and lows.

*(Side note - technically Ultra Q (1966) is the first show but does not feature Ultraman whatsoever. This show serves as a prequel to the idea of kaiju and seijin in the modern world. If you're a completionist, you can start here and be amazed at how there are *still* monsters and plots making reappearances from this show)

Option 2:

Ultraman Tiga (1996)

Ultraman Tiga is the beginning of the Heisei Era and is widely regarded as one of the best series in the entire franchise.

I have lots of love to give to Tiga specifically, and this post of mine explains why that is:

Option 3:

Ultraman Mebius (2006)

Ultraman Mebius is the 40th anniversary of the Ultra series and is a beautiful continuation and love-letter of the Showa Era timeline. It features returning cast members, monsters, and plotlines from Ultraman, Ultraseven, Jack, Ace, Taro, Leo, and 80 (which all take place on the same Earth).

This show is a perfect introductory piece to the series because it exposes you to such a large amount of lore from the past while recontextualizing it with modern effects, richer storytelling, and a more serious tone. Mebius has so much heart, happiness, and hopefulness. It's a very positive and "heroic" type show.

Option 4:

Ultraman Orb (2016)

Ultraman Orb is, even while nestled in the near-middle of the New Gen Era, a fantastic starting piece and my typical recommendation for starters. It's quite fun and light-hearted but has an intense emotional core surrounding lost love and a broken friendship. The action and special effects are top-notch, and the main villain is an ICONIC character who pops up many times in later shows.

This show introduces fusions, which become a frequent New Gen trend (Orb does it the best of all). Great choice if you're looking to get dropped somewhere not too confusing or plot-intensive yet still action-y and engaging.

Option 5:

Ultraman Blazar (2023)

Ultraman Blazar is the newest season of Ultraman and started airing back in July. As of writing this, we are currently at Episode 8.

Blazar is unique and inventive so far in both its plot and aesthetic. It has a semi-serious sci-fi/military feel mixed with amazing new kaiju and.... a really strange Ultra lol. Blazar is unlike most thus far. He's primitive and beastly, kinda like a caveman.

It may not be the most completely accurate representation of the series as a whole, but nothing beats the excitement of watching the newest season as it airs!! The Tsuburaya official YouTube channel simulcasts each new episode as it airs in Japan (with japanese or english audio and subs).

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I wish you luck on your multiverse-spanning Ultraman adventures!

Feel free to ask more questions if you have any 💛💛💛

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Ultraman Trigger Power Type.

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10/19/2023

This video is just new (released 6 days ago as of posting). An honest, thorough, and heartfelt retrospective review of Ultraman 80. It's still my most favorite Ultraman series. It held so much promise and potential but it ended up being a mixed bag, objectively speaking. Still, it has its moments and I enjoyed it. I even want to watch it again (I'm watching Ultraman Tiga right now).

Too bad the teacher arc/school setting was dropped unceremeniously early in the series but now, after watching this video, I realized the circumstances surrounding the series' rather unfortunate change in direction that caused its ratings to drop at the time of its broadcast.

The episode 41 in Ultraman Mebius in 2006 - Ultraman 80/Yamato-sensei reuniting with his students - sought to rectify the wrongs that had been done to the Ultraman 80 series. I was in tears while watching it (even those who haven't watched Ultraman 80 said they were crying lol). Last Teacher's Day (Oct. 5) I made an Ultraman 80 fan video and posted it here. It contains some scenes from Ultraman 80 and Ultraman Mebius (ep. 41).

I like the parting quote of this video: "Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory." Ultraman 80 has really become what it is decades later. People now realize just how hard it is to guide and nurture the present and also future generations.

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Ultraman Tiga (ウルトラマンティガ, Urutoraman Tiga) is a Japanese tokusatsu TV drama and the twelfth show in the Ultra Series. Produced by Tsuburaya Productions, Ultraman Tiga had aired at 6:00 pm and aired between September 7, 1996, to August 30, 1997, with a total of 52 episodes with five movies (three being crossovers, two being direct sequels to the series as well as a comic book series).

It was broadcast after a franchise hiatus of over 15 years, set in a universe different from all previous series and updated with a new look and feel. Tiga is the first Ultraman with multiple combat modes and non-red colors. It is one of the most popular entries in the Ultra Series. Because of Tiga's popularity, he had more exposure on TV and movies than any other Heisei Ultraman. Ultraman Tiga was also dubbed in English by 4Kids Entertainment and broadcast in the United States as part of the FoxBox programming block on Fox Broadcasting Company affiliates, making it the fourth Ultra Series to air in the United States after Ultraman, Ultra Seven and Ultraman: Towards the Future. A modern retelling of the drama titled Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga was released on July 10, 2021, as a commemoration for the drama's 25th anniversary.