Eiji Tsuburaya - Ultraman Who Loved The Vault of Heaven: a biography of eiji tsuburaya and of the show itself.
Here you will find some rare Ultra related shows outtakes and documentaries from the Ultraverse. I hope you will find here something that make you say "Wow, I never seen this before!"... Enjoy!
Jonathan Ross of the Japanorama series interviews one of the the directors of the Ultraman series
Susumu Kurobe (the original Ultraman) gets interviewed by Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish on episode 5 of the "Adam & Joe Go Tokyo" BBC series. First Aried: Friday 4th July 2003
NHK Eiji Tsuburaya Biography
Eiji Tsuburaya - Ultraman Who Loved The Vault of Heaven: a biography of eiji tsuburaya and of the show itself.
Tetsuo Kinjo was born July 05, 1938 in Tokyo he was the writer on "Ultraman" and "Ultraseven. And this is a special about his life.
Ultraman Neos (Urutoraman Neosu?) is a japanese tokusatsu show , being the 15th show in the Ultra Series. Produced by Tsuburaya Productions, Ultraman Neos was released Direct-to-video in November 22, 2000, with a total of 12 episodes. In the first decade of the 21st Century on Earth, the rising of the population results in low quality of life, as well the increasing number of ESP incidents and alien invasions.
Ultra Q Epis. 3 (English Dubbed) is a tokusatsu SF/kaiju series made in the tradition of Toho's many tokusatsu sci-fi/horror films. This is the english dubbed version of Episode 3, the only episode made in English to promote the show in foreign markets.
Ultra Seven 30th Anniversary Reunion is a short documentary with the original actors from Ultra Seven: with Shoji Nakayama (Commander Kaoru Kiriyama) Sandayu Dokumamushi (Shigeru Furuhashi) and Yuriko Hishimi (Anne Yuri)
In this episode (40) one of our sisters wishes on a shooting star for the fable Ultraman with hilarious result as the city is invaded by Kaju from the Ultraverse and only Shin Hayata (Played by Susumu Kurobe) can use the beta capsule to transform into Ultraman and stop them. Yugen Jikko Sisters Shushutorian is a 1993 teen Japanese TV Series by Shotaro Ishinomori starring Akaji Maro, Mitsuru Fukikoshi with music by Yusuke Honma.
A 1996 25 minutes Japanese Docu-Compilation of episode 39 of the original 1966 Ultraman TV series. The retelling of this episode has him defeating Zetton and so Zoffy does not appear to bring him back home. A combination of old footage (him fighting the various kaiju) and some new special effects (for 1996 anyway) are added. Think of it as a dream 25min episode of Ultraman
Uchimura Seven is a 1993 Wacky parody of ULTRA SEVEN episode #1. With: Koji Moritsugu (Seven, Zero Fighter, Ultraman Mebius & Ultra Brothers) who plays the gay commander of the "Uchimura Garrison". Co-starring Miki Mizuno (Gamera 2)!
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