There are 68 Ultramans, namely the King of Ultra. (Other names or translations: King Ultra, Ultraman Pete, Ultraman Peter, King Ao, King Orn, King Superman), Ultraman Saka, Ultraman Regedo (Superman Lizendo, Ultraman Reg), Ultraman Noah, Father of Ultra ( Ken Ultraman, Ken Ultraman, Orn's father), Ultra's mother (Mary Ultraman, Orn's mother), Ultraman Boy, etc.

Officially recognized Ultraman:

From top to bottom, from left to right. First row: King of Ultra (Other names or translations: King Ultra, Ultraman Pete, Ultraman Peter, King O, King Orn, King Superman) Saga Ultraman Regedo ·Ultraman (Ultraman Lizendo, Ultraman Reggie) Noah Ultraman Ultra's father (Ken Ultraman, Ken Ultraman, Orn's father) Ultra's mother (Mary Altman, Mother Orn) Boy Altman.

Second row: Ultraman Zoffie (Ultraman Zoffie, Ultraman Zoffie, Orn Safi) (Ultraman the Universe Hero, Superman, Orn, the first generation Ultraman) Ultraman, Superman, Hayata Superman) Ultraman Seven (Ultra Seven, Superman Seven, Seven Star Man, Ultraman Sever, Orn Sever, Warrior Seven) Jack Ultraman (Ultraman Returns, New Ultraman, Ultraman II, Return of Superman·Ultraman, Return of Superman, Onjack, Superman Ago) Ultraman Ace (Ultraman Weiss, Ultraman Ace, Super Ace, Ace Superman, Ultraman Taro (Superman Taro, Ultraman Taro, Ultraman Taro, Ultraman Taro).

Third row: Ultraman Leo (Superman Leo, Lion Superman, Oreo) Astra (Flying Tiger Superman, Oasga) Jonias ·Ultraman (Ultraman Joe, Starlight Superman, Orn Joe) Ultraman Eddie (Superman 80, Orn 80) Julian (Superman Princess, Ou Yulian) Ultraman Zaas ( Salted Egg Superman Jace, Ornzes).

Fourth row: Scott Ultraman (Osco) Chuck Ultraman (Ochak) Beth Ultraman (Bes Ultraman, Orbeiser ) Ultraman Gray (Ultraman Gret, Giant Superman, Cosmic Superman, Ogret, Future Superman) Ultraman Parvat (Ultraman Pavard, Power Superman, Oppa Vardo, Ultraman Ultraman) Ultraman Naius.

Fifth row: Ultraman Neos (Ultraman Neos, Ultraman Leos, Onios, Ultraman Neos) Seven 21 ·Ultraman (Ultra Seven 21, Orn Sever 21, Superman No. 7 21) Ultraman Tiga (Ultraman Dika, Salted Egg Superman Dige, Otiga) Dyna O Ultraman (Ultraman Dyna, Ultraman Dyna, Odina) Ultraman Gaia (Ultraman Gaia, Ultraman Jaya, Ultraman Kaya, Ogia) Agur... Ultraman (Ultraman Yage, Salty Egg Superman Agu, Onn Agu).

Sixth row: Ultraman Gauss (Ultraman Gauss, Salty Egg Superman Gauss, Orn Universe) Ultraman Justice (Ultraman Justice, Salty Egg Superman Jace Tis, Orn Justice) Ultraman Nexus (Ultraman Knuckles, Ultraman Nixes) Ultraman Xeno (Ultraman Geno, Ultraman Zaino) Mike Ultraman S (Ultraman Max, Salty Egg Ultraman Max) Ultraman Lieb (Ultraman Lieb).

Seventh row: Ultraman Mebius (Ultraman Mebius, Ultraman Mebius, Ultraman Mebis) Hikari Ultraman (Ultraman Hikari, Ultraman Hikari, Ultraman Hikari) Ultraman Zero (Ultraman Zero) Ultraman Galaxy (Ultraman Galaxy) Ultraman Victory ( Ultraman Victory) Ultraman X (Superman X).

Row 8: Ultraman Orb (Ultraman Orb, Ring Superman) Ultraman Geed (Ultraman Geed) Ultraman Rosso (Ultraman Rosso ) Ultraman Blue (Super Heat Overlord Blue) Ultraman Grigio Taiga (Ultraman Taiga, Ultraman Taiga).

Row 9: Ultraman Fuma (Ultraman Fuma, Ultraman Fuma) Ultraman Titus (Ultraman Titus) Tregear ·Ultraman (Ultraman Tregear) Ultraman Zeta (Ultraman Z) Ultraman Telliga (Ultraman Tellica) Ultraman Belial (Ultraman Z) Overlord Belial) In addition to these, there is also a competition that has appeared in official film and television works, also called Severn Boss. There is also an unnamed giant of white light. He has not appeared in film and television works, but there are many other characters in some officially recognized comics.

Ultraman categories are divided into:

Showa series Ultraman: Zoffie, Ultraman, Seven, Jack, Ace, Taro, Ultraman Father (Kane), Ultra's mother (Mary), Leo, Astra, Ultra King, Joanias, Eddie, Julian.

Heisei series Ultraman: American Ultraman (Scott, Chuck, Bass), Gray, Parvat, Zaas, Tiga, Dyna, Gaia, Agur, Nais, Gauss, Justis, Regedo, Nexus, Noah.

Retro Ultraman: Neos, Seven 21, Max, Geno, Mebius, Hikari, Seven X.

The new generation of Ultraman: Zero, Saga, Galaxy, Victory, Galaxy Victory, X, and Orb.

Ultraman Dark: Shade, Evil Tiga, Carmilla, Hitler, Daram, Chaos, Chaos Ultraman Clemedi, Enhanced Nai Os, Dark Faust, Dark Mephistopheles, Dark Zaki, Evil Blue Seven, Ultraman Chaos, Dark Lopus Sero, Dark Ultraman, Dark Seven, Dark Tiga , Beria.

Ultraman introduction:

Ultraman (ウルトラマン), also known as "the first generation of Ultraman", is a huge transformation in the Japanese Ultraman series (ウルトラマンシリーズ) hero. He first appeared in the Japanese special-shot TV series "Ultraman" Episode 1 "Ultra Operation No. 1" (July 17, 1966).

He is a giant of light from the M78 Nebula who came to Earth to hunt down the escaped space monster Bermuda. While chasing Bermuda over Lake Longsen, he accidentally collided with the fighter jet of Susumu Hayata, a member of the Scientific Special Search Team, causing Hayata to crash and die. In order to make up for his mistakes and save Hayata's life, Ultraman gave his life to Hayata and resurrected him with one heart. Afterwards, Ultraman and Hayata fought fiercely against many ferocious monsters and evil space beings to protect the earth.

Ultraman is the first Ultra warrior to appear in the history of the Ultraman series, and is known as the Titan of Origin.

Ultraman background:

Since the monster special photo movie "Godzilla" was released in Japan in Showa 29 (1954), monsters have been a part of Japanese children's culture. Holding a pivotal position. This popular trend, known as the "kaiju trend", swept across Japan and became a social phenomenon.

With the rise of television as a new media, Eiji Tsuburaya, who has always loved new things, established his own company in preparation for entering the television industry. The first production produced by Tsuburaya Company after its establishment was the monster special feature program "Ultra Q" co-produced with TBS. "Ultra Q" achieved an average ratings of 32.4 and was a great success. After the screening of "Ultra Q", the monster trend reached its peak, and the production of new monster programs can be said to be imperative.

After discussions between Tsuburaya and TBS, they decided that the route of the new program would be "Monster Battle", with the protagonist being Bermuda, the righteous space monster. However, there were many opinions that the protagonist and the enemy were both monsters, which was inconsistent with the sense of harmony, so based on the basic setting, the setting of the monster was changed to an alien. Narita Hiroshi was responsible for the character design of the alien. The Oku we know Thus Terman was born.

Ultraman design:

Ultraman's image was designed by the late Japanese artist and sculptor Narita Hiroshi (1929-2002). At the same time, he is also the designer of classic monster images such as Baltan, Gomora, King Red, and Zeton.

Ultraman was originally designed to be an alien wearing something similar to Western armor. However, under the request of playwright Tetsuo Kaneshiro (1938-1976), he wanted to be an alien with a handsome and beautiful posture. Redesigned from scratch.

Later, Narita Hiroshi redesigned Ultraman based on the concept that the opposite of chaos is order. If the complex-shaped monster designed by combining various elements is chaos, then the hero who opposes it must be order with simple and pure beauty.

Under this concept, the redesigned Ultraman's head is extremely simplified, without any unnecessary decoration. The mouth shape is designed with a hint of smile based on the Maitreya Bodhisattva. Narita Hiroshi's philosophy on Ultraman's mouth shape is that "a real strong man should wear a smile during battle."

In the design of the body, in order to give Ultraman a sense of life, Narita Toru painted red stripes symbolizing life and vitality along Ultraman's muscles.

In Narita Toru's design, Ultraman did not have a color timer, because Narita Toru believed that Ultraman should not have weaknesses as the ultimate life form, but he finally compromised under the persuasion of Tetsuo Kaneshiro. Tetsuo Kaneshiro hopes to add a colored timer for two reasons:

Adding a hero’s combat time limit can effectively increase the tension and excitement of the battle.

Reducing Ultraman's appearance time can effectively help the crew save money on leather case maintenance.

1. Adding a hero’s combat time limit can effectively increase the tension and excitement of the battle.

2. Reducing Ultraman’s appearance time can effectively help the crew save money on leather case maintenance.

After Jincheng informed the above two reasons, Narita Hiroshi agreed to add a color timer to Ultraman, but Narita Hiroshi’s bottom line was “in order to avoid the color timer from causing damage to the overall design of Ultraman. Due to serious damage, blue with a weak visual sense must be used as the initial color of the color timer. "Jincheng Tetsuo accepted this request.

Thus, the image of Ultraman we see was born.