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"I'm Ultraman. I came from Nebula M78."

―Ultraman introduces himself to Eiji Tsuburaya, The Ultra Star

"Ultraman? How nostalgic!"

Charija, The Ultra Star

The Neo Frontier Space World version of Ultraman (ウルトラマン, Urutoraman) is an Ultra Warrior who somehow didn't have a relation to the Ultra-Ancient Giants of Light, instead hailing from an alternate version of Nebula M78 present in the Neo Frontier Space World. After sealing Yanakargie beneath a lake in 1965, he returned in 1996 to help Ultraman Tiga fight the Space Dinosaur when the time-traveling alien Charija sought to use the monster for nefarious purposes.

History[]

Ultraman Tiga[]

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Ultraman Tiga and Ultraman

In the year 1965, the hero Ultraman chased the evil monster Yanakargie to Earth and sealed him away in a lake. Meeting Eiji Tsuburaya, he gave him a stone called the Ultra Star, which could summon him no matter where he was in the universe. Following Charija into the past, Daigo of GUTS was too late to stop the evil monster from being freed by its master. The alien controlled the beast and it started to destroy a town until Daigo transformed into Ultraman Tiga. He started to fight, however, the monster was too powerful for him. Yanakargie grabbed him, and started to siphon Tiga's energy, but before Tiga would die, Tsuburaya used the Ultra Star to conjure a red flying orb which struck the monster. The red orb transformed to reveal it was actually Ultraman. Ultraman restored Ultraman Tiga's energy and both used their signature beams to defeat the beast. Before Ultraman left, he saluted Ultraman Tiga, a salutation that connected both universes. Tsuburaya who watched everything and had told his writer about his first encounter with Ultraman went on to create the series that saved his company from going under and kept it going strong well into Daigo's time.

Profile[]

Ultraman type C

Stats[]

  • Height: 40 m
  • Weight: 35,000 t (Earth gravitation)

Abilities[]

  • Travel Sphere: Similar to his original counterpart, he can create an energy sphere covered in red light for transportation purposes.
  • Seal: He can create a seal to imprison the monster Yanakargie in a lake.
  • Ultra Charge (ウルトラチャージ, Urutora Chāji): Like his original counterpart, this Ultraman can also transfer his energy to other Ultras. Used to restore Ultraman Tiga's strength.
  • Size Change: Ultraman can turn himself human sized and back to giant sized.

Techniques[]

Special[]

  • Spacium Beam: When Ultraman puts his arms in a plus "+" sign, with his right arm vertical and his left one horizontal, he can fire a powerful beam from his right vertical hand that can destroy monsters in one hit.

Combination[]

  • Combined Ray: Ultraman can combine his Spacium Beam with Tiga's Zeperion Beam. It was powerful enough to destroy Yanakargie.

Merchandise[]

Ultra Hero/Monster Series[]

NOTE: The Ultraman figures that is bundled with Tiga is considered as the Neo Frontier Space World version of the character.

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  • Roots of Ultraman (2001)
    • Release Date: January 1st, 2001
The 2000 Ultra Hero Series Ultraman figure is released as part of the 3-pack along with Peguila and Ultraman Tiga (Multi Type). This Ultraman is unchanged from the regular release.
The set is exclusive to the Asakusa Ultraman Club store.


Ultra Monster Ultimate Collection[]

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  • Ultra Monster Ultimate Collection - Tiga to Dyna - (1997)
    • Release Date: 1997
    • Price: 2,980 yen
    • Materials: PVC
Ultraman is released as part of the "Tiga to Dyna" 24-pack mini-figurine box set. He is molded in his rising gesture.


S.H.Figuarts[]

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  • Ultraman (Shinkocchou Seihou, 2022)
    • Release Date: July 2022
    • Price: 7,700 yen
    • JAN/ISBN: TBA
    • Materials: PVC, ABS, TPE
    • Accessories: 6 pairs of Left/Right Hands, Red Color timer, Ultra Slash effect (with support stand), Spacium Beam effect, right shaking hand
Released as the 100th S.H.Figuarts Ultraman figure and the 2nd figure for the Shinkocchou Seihou subline, this Ultraman is a more robust mold that is based on his on-screen appearance in the third act of the 1966 TV series. As the figure intends to recreate Bin Furuya's (Ultraman's suit actor, who also supervised the figure's production) physique and movements, the chest-to-waist torso is molded in softer plastic, allowing it to bend frontwards.
Aside from his default hand parts and his signature Spacium Beam and Ultra Slash effect, Ultraman also comes with an additional hand that is meant to accommodate with the Shinkocchou Seihou Ultraman Tiga figure to recreate the hand-shaking moment in The Ultra Star.


Gallery[]

Ultraman Tiga[]

Trivia[]

  • This is the first instance of an Ultra Warrior who is an alternate counterpart to an Ultra Warrior from the World of the Land of Light.
  • His surprising appearance in episode 49 was purposely made to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Ultraman Series. However, given the fact that this Ultraman is a separate entity from the original, with his own backstory in the Neo Frontier Universe, he is a different, if near-identical character to the original.
  • Ultraman's grunts are a high-pitch version of the World of the Land of Light's Ultraman.
  • Issei Futamata, the voice of Ultraman, is also the narrator of Ultraman Tiga. This eventually foreshadows Yuji Machi, Tiga's voice actor to narrate the succeeding series Ultraman Dyna.
Ultras
Showa Ultras Ultraman | Zoffy | Ultraseven | Ultraman Jack | Ultraman Ace | Ultraman Taro | Ultraman Leo | Astra | Ultraman Joneus | Ultraman 80 | Ultraman Scott | Ultraman Chuck | Ultrawoman Beth | Andro Melos
Heisei Ultras Ultraman Great | Ultraman Powered | Ultraman Zearth | Ultraman Tiga | Ultraman Dyna | Ultraman Gaia | Ultraman Agul | Ultraman Neos | Ultraseven 21 | Ultraman Cosmos | Ultraman Justice | Ultraman Legend | Ultraman Noa | Ultraman Nexus | Ultraman the Next | Ultraman Max | Ultraman Xenon | Ultraman Mebius | Ultraman Hikari | Ultraman Zero | Ultraman Saga | Ultraman Ginga | Ultraman Victory | Ultraman Gingavictory | Ultraman X | Ultraman Orb | Ultraman Geed | Ultraman Rosso | Ultraman Blu | Ultraman Ruebe | Ultrawoman Grigio | Ultraman Gruebe
Reiwa Ultras Ultraman Taiga | Ultraman Titas | Ultraman Fuma | Ultraman Reiga | Ultraman Z | Ultraman Trigger | Ultraman Regulos | Ultraman Decker | Ultraman Dinas | Ultraman Blazar
Other Ultras Chief of Ultraseven | Father of Ultra | Mother of Ultra | Ultraman King | Elek | Loto | Amia | Ultra People | Warrior of Light | Yullian | Ultraman Kiyotaka | Ultra Nyan | Ultra-Ancient Giants of Light | Tiga's companions | Ultraman Boy | Ultraman Pict | Ultraman Nice | Ultraman Hotto | Ultraman Motto | Ultraman Kitto | Ultraman Robin | Residents of the Land of Light | Ultraman Neko | Ultraman Ribut | Filis | Sora | Trigger Dark
Counterparts Ultraseven (Heisei Ultraseven) | Ultraman (Neo Frontier Space World) | Ultraman (Superior Universe) | Ultraseven (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Jack (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Ace (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Tiga (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Dyna (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Gaia (Superior Universe) | Ultraman (World of the Ultra Flare) | Ultraman Tiga (World of the Ultra Flare) | Ultraman Belial (Parallel Isotope) | Ultraman Tregear (Parallel Isotope) | Ultraman (Marvel) | Ultraseven (Marvel) | Father of Ultra (Marvel) | Ultraman (Shin Ultraman) | Zōffy
Evil Ultras Evil Ultraman Great | Evil Tiga | Camearra | Darramb | Hudra | Chaos Ultraman | Dark Faust | Dark Mephisto | Dark Mephisto (Zwei) | Dark Zagi | Ultraman Belial | Dark Lucifer | Ultraman Zero Darkness | Ultraman Orb Dark | Ultraman Tregear | Ultraman X Darkness | Ultraman Geed Darkness | Ultraman Orb Darkness | Carmeara | Darrgon | Hudram | Evil Trigger | Ultrawoman Grigio Darkness
Fake Ultras Imit-Ultraman | Imit-Ultraseven | Ace Robot | Imit-Astra | Delusion Ultraseven | Imit-Ultraman Joneus | Ultraman Shadow | Imit-Ultraman Dyna | Terranoid | Imit-Ultraman Agul | Imit-Ultraman Gaia | Phantom-Ultraman Agul | Imit-Ultraman Cosmos | Imit-Ultraman Mebius | Imit-Tsurugi | Imit-Ultraman Mebius | Darklops Zero | Darklops | Imit-Ultraman (SR) | Imit-Zoffy (SR) | Imit-Ultraman Jack (SR) | Imit-Ultraman Ace (SR) | Illusion Ultraman Zero | Imit-Mother of Ultra | Imit-Ultraman Orb | Imit-Ultraman Belial | Ultroid Zero
Video Game Ultras Chaosroids | Dark Killer First | Dark Killer Zoffy | Dark Killer Seven | Dark Killer Jack | Dark Killer Ace
Stage Show Ultras Imit-Ultrasevens | Robot Ultraman Mebius | Android Ultraman | Voice | Zora | Imit-Ultraman Leo (SR) | Lara | Fake Ultraman Dyna | Ultraman Geist | Ultraseven Geist | Ultraman Leo Dark | Astra Dark | Peony | Marie | Geed's Brothers | Tiga Dark (clone) | Ultraman Dyna (Parallel Isotope)
Manga Ultras Melos | Fightas | Ultraman Elf | Ultra Council Elders | Ultra-Ninja Squad | Ultra Wolf | Ultraman Jack (Ultra Brothers Story) | Ultraman Jupiter | W87 Ultra Beings | Thunder Arrow | Ultraman Red | Wuleian | Caesar | Ultraman Yuta | Tran | Tran's Mother | Prometheus | The Elder | Ultraman Cruz | Ultraman Krod | Ultraman Great (G manga) | Ultraman (THE FIRST) | Ultraman Tiga (Dark Horse Manga) | Zoffy (Story 0) | Ultraseven (Story 0) | Ultraman (Story 0) | Ace (Story 0) | Jack (Story 0) | Leo (Story 0) | Astra (Story 0) | Taro (Story 0) | Gorian | Zarge | Drew | Colorless | Flare | Rutia | Alphone | Arus | Acura | Remodeled Ultras | Aura | Ultraman (ULTRAMAN)
Novel Ultras Jeanne | Amur | Dark Zagi (Ultraman F) | Ultraman F | Ultraman Dual | Navigale | Ultra Saint Tear
Another Genesis Giants Blast | Ultraman | Ultraseven | Belial | Jack | Ace | Taro | Luna and Corona | Tiga | Jean-Bot | Father Burai | Glenfire | Mirror Master | Leo | King
Outlaw Ultras Ultraman Millennium | Ultraman Elite | Dark Ultraman | Ultraman (Dragon Force)
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