The online encyclopedia of the Ultra Series, featuring the many Ultra Warriors, and other works by Tsuburaya Productions.
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Welcome
| About the Ultra Series
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The first entry of the Ultra Series, Ultra Q, featured mankind encountering the giant monsters known as Kaiju. The series was released in 1966 by the special effects studio Tsuburaya Productions, which was founded in 1963 by special effects wizard Eiji Tsuburaya, the man who brought such monsters to life as the King of the Monsters himself, Godzilla.
The franchise really took of with its second entry; Ultraman the show, that introduced the first titular Ultra Warrior fighting off Kaiju, and alien invaders from space known as Seijin. Ultraman was pioneer in the beginning of Japan's "Monster Craze", so Tsuburaya's third entry into the Ultra Series; Ultraseven introduced the second titular Ultra Warrior, as well as expanding on the concept of space alien invaders.
Even after Eiji Tsuburaya's death on January 25 in 1970, the Ultra Series has continued to live on as one of his greatest creations.
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| The Official Tsuburaya Productions Channel
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The official Tsuburaya Productions YouTube channel is available for viewing. Episodes of the Ultra Series, both new and old, are uploaded frequently, as well as other videos such as recordings of stage shows, interviews and trailers.
Please watch and subscribe, and support Tsuburaya Productions.
You can find their channel here.
| Mill Creek Releases
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Mill Creek Entertainment is officially licensed by Tsuburaya Productions to release Ultra Series home media in the United States. You can find all their releases here.
Alternatively, you can also find some of their releases on their streaming service movieSPREE if you are in the United States or Canada.
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We also recommend the YouTube channel Ultraman Explained, it is a small channel, but it is growing and it is one of the most resourceful places to find Ultra Series informative videos. In fact they use this Wiki as one of their sources!
Please check out their videos, and if like their work maybe you could subscribe to their channel and help the Ultra Series community grow.
You can find their channel here.
Related and Affiliated Wikis
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 Pacific Rim wiki |  Kaiju Girls wiki |
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