It is a Japanese language audio drama with English subtitles, so it's a bit of a combination of listening to the voice performance and reading. As said, episodes are short, so it's not that much of a commitment to catch up, but it is a bit weird. Just watched (watched?) the first episode, and it appears to be mostly character introduction and interaction.
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Maybe Tsuburaya wants to interconnect the TV-shows more with the YT-content.Įdit: Just found out on the Ultra Wiki that Ribut and the Absolutians also appear in the voice drama series "Galaxy Rescue Force", episodes run for about five minutes, and the 16 episodes so far are available on YT with English subtitles. It is quite interesting that a televised show now picks up characters and storylines from the YT-exclusive shows, as those are usually considered bonus content for the fans heavy on character appearances, action and lore that flesh out more about the backstory of the Ultras.
This marks his first appearance on a televised Ultra show, and also the first time his human form is shown. This Ultra has appeared all through-out the current YT-exclusive era of "Ultra Galaxy Fight". Tartarus first appeared in last year's YT-exclusive "Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy", while Diavolo has not appeared before, but is announced to heavily feature in next year's "Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroads".Īlso appearing to save the day is Ultraman Ribut. Overall, I give 'Ultraman Cosmos' a 9 out of 10, for its beautifully drawn out characters, music and engaging, friendly storyline that definitely teaches a positive message for all ages- particularly of the younger demographic.New enemies, Absolute Tartarus and Absolute Diavolo of the interdimensional "Ultimate Life Form" Absolutian. Although some viewing the series today may feel that the CGI and animation wasn't top-notch, I personally believe that it is important to remember that the series was made quite a while ago, before powerful technology was invented for use. These are just some of the small things that makes this particular Earth Defence Force special. I can assure you right now, that there will be at least one, if not several members of EYES that you will warm up and connect to. These humorous moments almost make the team, instead of mature adults, appear youthful and childish to the point that it just makes you smile and rejoice their happy times through their journey together. The tense struggles they push through, the heart-warming moments, the emotional yet touching times all the way to the light-hearted mocking around that take place within the group. Personally, the main thing that really struck out to me in the series was not only the beautifully composed and catchy music (including the opening and ending theme(s) but also how Team EYES has grown and developed from the start of the series to the finish. Musashi Haruno challenges the ideals of EYES as he shines light on a new perspective- a perspective that is sympathetic to the feelings of the monsters. Together, as a group of six, they take to the skies in well-equipped fighter jets and set out to capture and protect the roaming monsters of the Earth. Musashi Haruno joins a wing of the SRC, known as Team EYES. First airing in 2001, Ultraman Cosmos takes a new spin on the Ultra series, being one of the only 'Ultramen' to have a goal in saving the monsters/kaiju instead of defeating or killing them.
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