What does Ultraman look like?

Outman looks like he has large eyes, a flat chin, smiling lips, and a pointed upward head with no visible hairline.

Outman's image was designed by the late Japanese artist and sculptor Hyung Narita (1929-2002). He was also the designer of classic monster figures such as the cosmic ninja Baltanian, the ancient monster Gomorrah, King Raider, and the cosmic dinosaur Jaden.

There are three holster designs for Ultraman, but they were not designed to allow Ultraman to change forms like the Heisei era Ultraman warriors, but rather, at the time of the filming of "Ultraman," Roundtree had been revolutionizing the technology on the masks and holsters. The parts that can be recognized by appearance alone are the frontal width of the corners of the mouth, the roundness of the face or forehead, the pattern on the chest, the pectoral muscles, and the upturned toes. Ultraman's hands are made of ultra-thin medical rubber gloves, while his feet were originally adapted from shoes used for farm work.

Outman's holster design

The red stripes on Outman's torso were actually orange at first, but were eventually changed to a large red color. This was due to the fact that printing technology wasn't advanced enough in the 1960s, when mainstream Japanese magazines still used black-and-white printing, which often didn't allow for the color difference between the orange part of Ultraman's body and the silver part of his body to be represented well.

The silver coloring on Ultraman's body was made using a special paint called "Round Valley Silver," which was made by mixing a rubber product adhesive, diluted in a solvent, with silver powder. In designer Hyung Narita's vision, the silver on Ultraman's body should not be the matte silver we see, but rather a silver color similar to electroplating.