Urutoraman: Kûsô tokusatsu shirîzu

Fernsehserie
1966–1967
TV-14
30 Min.

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Urutoraman: Kûsô tokusatsu shirîzu (1966)

Alien Invasion Kaiju Superhero Action Adventure Comedy Drama Fantasy Sci-Fi Thriller

Ein menschliches Mitglied einer Verteidigungskraft erhält das Leben und die Fähigkeit, sich in einen gigantischen Superhelden zu verwandeln, um die Monster zu bekämpfen, die die Erde verwüst... Alles lesenEin menschliches Mitglied einer Verteidigungskraft erhält das Leben und die Fähigkeit, sich in einen gigantischen Superhelden zu verwandeln, um die Monster zu bekämpfen, die die Erde verwüsten.Ein menschliches Mitglied einer Verteidigungskraft erhält das Leben und die Fähigkeit, sich in einen gigantischen Superhelden zu verwandeln, um die Monster zu bekämpfen, die die Erde verwüsten.

Stoffentwicklung
- Eiji Tsuburaya
Hauptbesetzung

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,9/10

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Stoffentwicklung
- Eiji Tsuburaya
Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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The sequences of Ultraman battling monsters were so expensive to film, that the producers needed a way to limit the scenes to only a few minutes for each episode. The solution was to give the character the weakness that he can not survive in his true self for more than roughly three minutes before he runs out of energy. This is marked with his warning chest light, called the Colortimer, which begins to blink with increasing speed as his energy runs out.

Zitate
Narrator: Using his beta capsule, Hayata becomes Ultraman!

Crazy Credits
During the show's opening credits, black silhouettes of the show's various characters (Ultraman, some of the show's monsters, and the Science Patrol logo) are shown against a colorful smoky background. In the US version, most of the silhouettes are featured, sans credits.

Verbindungen
Alternate-language version of Ultraman (1966)

Soundtracks
Urutoraman no Uta
("The Song of Ultraman")
Main Title Theme
Composed by Kunio Miyauchi
Lyrics by Hajime Tsuburaya
Vocals by The Corro Stellar & The Misuzu Childrens' Choir

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9/10

Amazing!

This is probably the best Japanese super hero, and it's better than a majority of American superheroes.

Acting is great, lovable characters, decent camerawork, and amazing special effects for a TV budget.

I think why this show is so good and memorable is the monsters. The roster is packed with weirdos and the designs are so memorable. Every single monster has a unique style and theme, except for Greenmon, that's just a giant plant.

This show follows a guy working for the SSSP named Hayata. Hayata is given the power to turn into Ultraman, a being from the land of light, and every week he fights off a unique but dangerous Kaiju.

The biggest problem I have with this show is Hayata, they didn't do the best job picking the protagonist. Hayata is the blandest character of the group and I think Ide should've been the protagonist.

But overall, fantastic show!