Ultraman

Título original: Urutoraman: Kûsô tokusatsu shirîzu

Serie de TV
1966–1967
TV-14
30min

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Hayata, el héroe de la Patrulla científica, es dado nueva vida como Ultraman para proteger la terria.Hayata, el héroe de la Patrulla científica, es dado nueva vida como Ultraman para proteger la terria.Hayata, el héroe de la Patrulla científica, es dado nueva vida como Ultraman para proteger la terria.

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- Eiji Tsuburaya
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- Eiji Tsuburaya
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Curiosidades
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.

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

Créditos adicionales
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.

Conexiones
Alternate-language version of Ultraman (1966)

Banda sonora
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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10/10

Japan's Answer to Star Trek With Giant Monsters

This is some sick stuff, man. Ultraman is classic tokusatsu, and its got all the hallmarks. Repurposing old kaiju movie costumes, silly 60s outfits, fun scifi adventures, everything is in this series. I wish the story telling got a little more serious sometime? There's a lot of really great standout episodes, a lot of which are iconic now in Japanese media.

If you wanna see a guy get big and rip an alien in half this is your show

if you wanna see a guy get big and save a kid's chalk drawing monster that came to life by sending it to space to it can be a constellation visible one day a year, this is your show

if you wanna see some awesome tv practical effects, this is a MUST.