List of Ultra/Tsuburaya series and films

[tbeasley]

I'm relatively new to the Ultra series and other shows/movies from Tsuburaya Productions. I've seen the 1966 Ultraman series, but once I discovered the set was licensed through Chaiyo I've stayed away from later "releases."

While I know we won't get any proper releases until the Chaiyo/Sands debacle finally blows over, whenever that might be, but when it does, let's say a company strikes a deal with Tsuburaya to release the ever-growing Ultra series, movies and all, in chronological order. As a newcomer, what would that list of 'main' shows and movies look like? It's such an overwhelming amount of material I thought something like this would be interesting to piece together and perhaps sticky. Since these forums are finally 'open' to the public at large it could be something newcomers like myself and young people, who are perhaps only familiar with the likes of Godzilla and Gamera, can reference. Something easier to follow and more reliable than Wikipedia and the like.

Apologies if a thread I couldn't dig up already tackled this. I've always wanted to see something like this covered on Sci-Fi Japan's main site.

[Sokubo]

The following is a list of all the non-Ultraman Tsuburaya Production SFX Shows. Others can add and expand on this, but I think this is a good number of them.

Kaishishi Busuka
Busuka Busuka!
　Mighty Jack
　Fight Mighty Jack!
　Operation Mystery
　The Bizarre Battle of the second file (Two more were made in the Operation Mystery series, I'm not sure of their name, so I'm just guessing)
　The Bizarre Battle of the Mystery file
　Chibira kun (The last production Eiji Tsuburaya was personally involved in)
　Mirror Man
　Mirror Fight
　Redman
　Triple Fighter
　10-4, 10-10 Emergency Command
　Fireman
　Horror Theater Unbalance
　Jumborg Ace
Time of the Apes
　Dinosaur Expedition Born Free
　Dinosaur Great War Aizenbogu
　Dinosaur Sentai Koseidon
　Aztec Homogenizer
　Star Wolf
　Moon Spiral
　Cyber ​​girl telomere
　Bio Planet WoO

[Sokubo]

Oh, and here are all the Ultra Shows:

Ultra Q
Ultraman
Ultra Seven
Ultraman Jack
Ultraman Ace
Ultraman Taro
Ultraman Leo
Ultraman 80
Ultraman Great
Ultraman Powered
Ultraman Tiga
Ultraman Dyna
Ultraman Gaia
Ultraman Neos (Direct-to-DVD series)
Ultraman Cosmos
Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy
Ultraman Nexus
Ultraman Max
Ultraman Mebius
Ultraseven X
Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle
Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey
Ultraman Retsuden
Neo Ultra Q
Ultraman Ginga

Also, keep in mind, the Chaiyo dispute only pertains to Ultra Q-Ultraman Taro, and Jumborg Ace (a non-ultra show), not everything, not even close, to everything Tsuburaya has done.

[tbeasley]

[kpa]

[klen7]

Do you know how much Tsuburaya is looking for in licensing fees for a series like Ultraseven X? Are they expecting peak Power Rangers type of response or Iron King type of response? I often wonder about the feasibility of a group of enterprising fanboys to rally a kickstarter to get the license for DVD distribution

[tbeasley]

[kpa]

[ILL GREEN]

Ultraman 80 was the best Ultraman because he was more acrobatic with his fighting style, shame it was not well liked.