The history and development of Ultraman

History and Development of Ultraman:

Ultraman was born in 1966, and the first Ultraman was the first Ultraman. In fact, the first, the first Ultraman, was called Ultraman. Ultraman opened up the gigantic fighting extravaganza, Ultraman fights monsters. Many of the settings of the first Ultraman have been carried over all this time, and the first Ultraman had some of the highest ratings. Limited by technical reasons, in Ultraman, the first generation can only be active on Earth for about three minutes, has been affecting the other Ultraman.

In Showa, all Ultraman warriors were from the Land of Light, and a small number of Ultraman warriors in Heisei and Shinsengumi were from the Land of Light, but most Ultraman warriors appearing today are from elsewhere, and don't even have anything to do with the Land of Light anymore.

Vikrit, Galactic Ultraman, and Kid Ultraman to name a few are all from somewhere else and don't belong to the Land of Light at all, and the early Ultraman had a setup where every Ultraman warrior was from the Land of Light, but that setup was broken in the Heisei line.

Saven Ultraman didn't start out following the worldview of the early Ultraman, Saven started out with no timer, no three minute limit, after all, technology has advanced. But the influence of the first-gen Ultraman, the audience wanted more tension, and Saiwen's rays and such became timers. Sai Wen break through the first generation of Ultraman simply Ultraman fight monsters mode, in terms of plot more rich, the emergence of monsters, the destruction of the cosmic people, not simply because of the aliens, but also the earthlings own death elements.

As time progressed, Saiwen became a classic, a legend among Ultraman. There were Ultramans that looked similar to Saiwen such as Saiwen 21 and Jestis. In China Saiwen's influence was even greater.

After Saiwen, the ratings dropped and Round Valley stopped for three years. Only then did they make Jack Ultraman, which restored some of Ultraman's popularity. The popularity of Ace Ultraman rose after that, and the concept of Ultraman brothers was officially introduced in Ace Ultraman. It also unified the worldviews of the first Ultraman, Severn Ultraman, and Jack Ultraman, all coming from the Ultramarines. And there's also the appearance of the Father of Otter. Further refining the worldview of Ultraman.

Expanded:

Leading off with 1966's Ultraman Q, and since that same year's freshly aired First Generation Ultraman, which was broadcast in the same year, established a pattern of "giant heroes battling monsters". The origin of the Ultraman heroes in the Showa-era Ultraman works (Ultraman to Eddie Ultraman) was set in the "M78 Nebula" of the Cosmonauts.

The early Chinese and Taiwanese translations were Flying Superman, Big Superman, Galaxy Flying Superman, and Superman Warrior, and later, the Hong Kong Chinese influence was also used for a time in the translation of Salty Egg Superman.

2009 "Big Monster Fighting Super Galactic Legends THE MOVIE" by the United States of America's Warner funded cooperation, in addition to some of the M78 Nebula's well-known Ultraman, there are also a lot of new Ultraman, and at the same time, Dinah also traveled through space and time to appear. Over a hundred monsters, the evil Ultraman Belial Ultraman, and Sailor Ultraman as Saven's son will make appearances in this theatrical release.

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