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The game also contains 3D rail shooter sections and a two-player versus option. The game is based on the 1993 television series Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero, known in Japan as Ultraman Powered. The game was created using digitized backgrounds and character sprites from this series and uses clips from it as full-motion video (FMV) cutscenes.
The group soon played using multiple monster Spark Dolls until Hikaru used Ultraman Ginga and the rest of them decided to follow him as well, much to Hikaru's dismay as no Ultraman ever fought each other. Tomoya becomes Ultraman, Kenta as Ultraseven, Chigusa as Ultraman Tiga and Misuzu as Ultraman Taro. While Hikaru still trying to cope with ...
Ultraman: Towards the Future, released in Japan as Ultraman, [a] [3] is a fighting video game developed by Nova and published by Bandai for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It is based on the TV series Ultraman , with the Japanese version being based on the 1966 series and the North American version being based on the contemporary ...
Ultraman Club: Teki Kaijuu o Hakken Seyo Game Boy (1990) SD Battle Ozumo: Heisei Hero Basho Famicom (1990) SD Hero Soukessen: Taose! Aku no Gundan Famicom (1990) SD the Great Battle Super Famicom (1990) Battle Dodge Ball Super Famicom (1991) Ultraman Club 3: Mata Mata Shutsugeki!! Ultra Kyōdai Famicom (1991) Ultraman Game Boy (1991) Ultraman ...
Super Hero Generation (Japanese: スーパーヒーロージェネレーション, Hepburn: Sūpā Hīrō Jenerēshon) is a tactical role-playing game produced by Bandai Namco Games that features characters from the Kamen Rider, Ultraman and Gundam, three iconic Japanese TV series.
Ultraman Nexus was part of Tsuburaya Productions' Ultra N Project, an experiment in 2004 to re-invent Ultraman for a new generation of fans. Prior to this, however, Tsuburaya had begun a project called Ultra Collaboration 2 at the end of 2003, which involved a brand-new radio adaptation of Ultra Q called The Ultra Q Club.
Notice: the screenshot is for the JP version and the boss pictured is not in the list), the layout of the special attacks Ultraman has, One of the enemies doesn't die in the JP version and instead talks to you about not fighting as fellow aliens, and at the end of the JP version is a targeting mini-game where if you don't hit the boss with a ...
Episode 6 of Ultraman Z & Ultraman Zero Voice Drama revealed that he created the Z Riser to fight against the Devil Splinter cases and named it after Ultraman Z when he volunteered to be a tester. In Ultraman Z, Hikari (through Pega) gave Riku a Z Riser and three Ultra Medals as alternatives while fixing the damaged Geed Riser.