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Ultraman: The Next | |
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Directed by | Kazuya Konaka |
Produced by | Kiyoshi Suzuki |
Written by | Keiichi Hasegawa |
Starring | Tetsuya Bessho Kyoko Toyama Nae Yuuki |
Music by | Tak Matsumoto |
Cinematography | Shinichi Ooka |
Production company | |
Distributed by | Shochiku |
Release date | |
Running time | 97 minutes |
Country | Japan |
Language | Japanese |
Budget | $6.3 million[1] |
Ultraman: The Next, released in Japan simply as Ultraman (ウルトラマン, Urutoraman) is a 2004 Japanese science fictionsuperhero film directed by Kazuya Konaka and produced by Tsuburaya Productions. The film is a reimagining of the Ultraman character and franchise, part of the 'Ultra N Project', a three-phase experiment aimed to reinvent the franchise for an older audience.[1]Ultraman: The Next was released in Japan on December 18, 2004 and had its American premiere at Grauman's Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood on June 25, 2005.[2]
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Ultra N Project[edit]
Tsuburaya Productions started the 'Ultra N Project' in 2004, in an attempt to revitalize the Ultra franchise. The project consisted of a press conference unveiling of Ultraman Noa, the airing of the new Ultra SeriesUltraman Nexus, and this movie featuring Ultraman Next. Ultraman Next resembled a lifelike insectoid version of Nexus (with insect-like body armor and organic tissue-like skin underneath). This was the first Ultraman ever to possess this sort of characteristic, a departure from the traditional 'clean and shiny' look. BEING GIZA artists provided the theme songs for ULTRAMAN and Ultraman Nexus.
Plot[edit]
First Lieutenant Shunichi Maki of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is a prestigious F-15 Eagle jet pilot. A lifelong fan of flying since he was a child, being a pilot is his ultimate dream. Unfortunately, his duties distance himself from his wife, Yoko, who feels neglected, and his son, Tsugumu, who has a possibly terminal congenital blood disease.
Maki decides to quit the Air Force to devote more time to his family and to spend whatever time is left with his son. He takes a part-time job as a commercial tour guide for a kindly group of people who allow him time to take care of his family.
Prior to quitting, Maki and his flight partner Yamashima are alerted to a strange red light streaking towards Japan, and Maki's plane passes through the red light seemingly without any damage. He suffers no ill effects other than strange images briefly playing out in his mind. He later discovers that the images are telepathic messages from a strange being that exists in the red light.
Production[edit]
Design[edit]
Veteran Ultraman designer Hiroshi Maruyama stressed the difficulty of reinventing the Ultraman design, stating, 'Ultraman is a very simple design. This, unfortunately, removes some of the simplicity which is a big part of the design’s charm. But it really can’t be helped. If you tried to remove anything form that design what would you have? It would look like Pepsi Man!' Maruyama originally wanted to give Ultraman 'transparent skin' with 'glowing streams of red energy' but stated that the executives found the idea 'a bit too shocking'.[2]
Cast[edit]
Main characters[edit]
- Shunichi Maki (真木 舜一) / Ultraman the Next (ウルトラマン・ザ・ネクスト): Played by Tetsuya Bessho.
- Sara Mizuhara (水原 沙羅): Played by Kyoko Toyama (遠山 景織子).
- Takafumi Udou (有働 貴文) / Beast the One (ビースト・ザ・ワン): Played by Kenya Oosumi (大澄 賢也).
Supporting[edit]
- Nae Yuuki (裕木 奈江)
- Ryouhei Hirota (広田 亮平)
- Toshiya Nagasawa (永澤 俊矢)
- Daisuke Ryu (隆 大介)
Original soundtrack[edit]
Ultraman Original Soundtrack | |
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Soundtrack album by | |
Released | July 20, 2005 |
Recorded | Birdman West, Rodeo Recording, Giza Hills Studio, Green Way Studio, Cock and Bottle Studio |
Genre | Hard rock |
Length | 56:29 |
Label | Vermillion Records |
Producer | Tak Matsumoto, Sussie Tamagawa, Hiroshi Suzuki, Ryo Watabe |
The original soundtrack was produced by Tak Matsumoto (of B'z), under his Vermillion Records label (which is in turn, a part of the Being Giza group). It was released in Japan on July 20, 2005. The catalogue code for the album is BMCV-8015.
Theme songs[edit]
- OP: 'Theme from ULTRAMAN' by Tak Matsumoto
- ED: 'Never Good-bye' by TMG
- 'If i could fly' by Helloween
- 'I Love You' by Nirgilis
- 'Better Scarred' by Fade
References[edit]
- ^ abBallard, James. 'Tsuburaya Productions, 2004: A Year In Retrospect'. Scifi Japan. Retrieved May 18, 2015.
- ^ ab'Ultraman: The Next Press Notes'. Scifi Japan. May 15, 2010. Retrieved May 18, 2015.
External links[edit]
- Ultraman on IMDb
- Ultraman at AllMovie
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Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey | |
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Japanese | ウルトラマンティガ THE FINAL ODYSSEY |
Hepburn | Urutoraman Tiga Za Fainaru Odesei |
Directed by | Hirochika Muraishi |
Written by | Keiichi Hasegawa |
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Distributed by | Sony Pictures Entertainment |
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85 minutes | |
Country | Japan |
Language | Japanese |
Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey (ウルトラマンティガ THE FINAL ODYSSEY, Urutoraman Tiga Za Fainaru Odesei) is a tokusatsusuperhero movie, and part of the Ultra Series franchise, released in 2000. The movie is a direct sequel to the original Ultraman Tiga television series, serving as an epilogue to the events between Tiga and the successor series, Ultraman Dyna.A TPC excursion (including GUTS' Captain Megumi Iruma) heads to old ruins and unintentionally wakes up three evil ancient giants. Daigo's impending marriage to fellow GUTS member Rena is interrupted by a mysterious woman who hands him a black Spark Lens, as well as disturbing visions of an evil, dark Tiga and three other mysterious giants. Daigo must discover the truth and history behind his visions, and defeat the darkness one more time.
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Plot[edit]
Set two years after Tiga's final battle, Daigo is approached by a mysterious woman, Kamila, who possessed a dark version of the Spark Lence. It is then revealed that more than 30,000,000 years ago, Tiga was originally evil in nature, part of a group of four that dominated Earth. The group consisted of Dark Tiga, the telepathic Kamila (gold patterns on silver skin), the powerful Dahram (red patterns on silver) and the speedy Hyudra (purple patterns on silver). One day, Tiga fell in love with a local human woman, and decided to convert from darkness to protect her from harm. Being the weakest of the four, Tiga quickly became a target of the group. However, unbeknownst to the group, the original 'talentless' Tiga Dark possessed the ability to absorb powers from fallen enemies. As he eliminated each of the three dark members and sealed them away, he absorbed their powers which explains the new Tiga's color patterns (purple, red and gold lined with his original silver). Convinced by his ability to convert the last known Spark Lence to good, Daigo accepts the gift and becomes Tiga once again, survives his inner struggles and vanishes the darkness within. Soon after this, he marries Rena Yanase, fellow GUTS member and longtime love interest (Shin Asuka, Dyna's eventual human host, also makes a cameo during the finale as a junior crew member, in a symbolic passing of the torch moment).
Cast and crew[edit]
- Hiroshi Nagano - Ultraman Tiga/Daigo Madoka
- Mio Takagi - Captain Megumi Iruma/Yuzare
- Takami Yoshimoto - Rena Yanase–Madoka
- Akitoshi Ohtaki - Deputy Captain Seichi Munakata
- Yukio Masuda - Masami Horii
- Shigeki Kagemaru - Tetsuo Shinjoh
- Yoichi Furuya - Jun Yazumi
- Kei Ishibashi - Mayumi Shinjoh
- Tamio Kawachi - Souichiro Sawai
- Ken Okabe - Tetsuji Yoshioka
- Take Uketa - Masayuki Nahara
- Ichiro Ogura - Naban Yao
- Masaru Matsuda - Dahram (human form)
- Miyoko Yoshimoto - Kamilla (human form)
- Tenmei Basara - Hyudora (human form)
- Takeshi Tsuruno - Shin Asuka (cameo)
- Ryô Kinomoto - Gosuke Hibiki
- Mariya Yamada - Mai Midorikawa
- Lisa Saito - Ryoh Yumimura
- Jou Onondera - Tsutomu Nakajima
- Toshikazu Fukawa - Toshiyuki Kohda
- Takao Kase - Kohei Kariya
- Scott T. Hards - Priest
- Ayaka Tanaka and Ayano Ota - Mai's friends
- Kazuo Tsuburaya - Daigo's caretaker (cameo)
- Kiyoshi Suzuki - Rena's caretaker (cameo)
- Hiroyuki Konishi - Nagumo
- Eiko Yamauchi - Red Balloon Girl
- Akira Migita and Mayu Tsukada - Researchers
Suit actors[edit]
- Motoko Nagino - Kamilla
- Eiji Mori - Golza
- Keiji Hasegawa - Tiga Dark
- Koji Nakamura - Tiga Tornado, Dahram
- Shunsuke Gondo - Ultraman Tiga, Tiga Blast, Hyudora
- Hiroyuki Okano, Daisuke Terai and Tsuyoshi Matsubara - Ancient Ultra Warriors
Songs[edit]
- Ending theme
- 'TAKE ME HIGHER'
- Lyrics and Composition: Jennifer Batten, Alberto Emilio Contini, Giancarlo Pasquini
- Japanese Lyrics: Kazumi Suzuki (鈴木 計美, Suzuki Kazumi)
- Arrangement: Yasuhiko Hoshino (星野 靖彦, Hoshino Yasuhiko)
- String Arrangement: Mitsuo Hagida (萩田 光雄, Hagida Mitsuo)
- Choral Arrangement: Hiroaki Suzuki (鈴木 弘明, Suzuki Hiroaki)
- Artist: V6
- 'TAKE ME HIGHER' reached #1 of the Oricon Weekly Rankings Charts for the week of September 30, 1996, and became a Platinum Record.
- Insert song
- 'Brave Love, TIGA'
- Producer: Gorō Kishitani (岸谷 五朗, Kishitani Gorō)
- Lyrics: Sunplaza Nakano
- Composition: Barbe-Q Wasada (バーベQ和佐田, Bābe Kyū Wasada)
- Arrangement: Yasuhiko Fukuda (福田裕彦, Fukuda Yasuhiko)
- Artist: Earth Protection Force (地球防衛団, Chikyū Bōei-dan)
- Leader: Gorō Kishitani
- Members: Takashi Utsunomiya (宇都宮 隆, Utsunomiya Takashi), Toshiaki Karasawa, Naoto Kine (木根 尚登, Kine Naoto), Sunplaza Nakano, Yasafumi Terawaki (寺脇 康文, Terawaki Yasufumi), Masahiko Nishimura, Barbe-Q Wasada, Papala Kawai (パッパラー河合, Papparā Kawai), Patrick Bommarito (パトリック・ボンマリート, Patorikku Bonmarīto), Funky Sueyoshi (ファンキー末吉, Fankī Sueyoshi), Yasuhiko Fukuda (福田 裕彦, Fukuda Yasuhiko), Honjamaka (ホンジャマカ, Hidehiko Ishizuka (石塚 英彦, Ishizuka Hidehiko), Toshiaki Megumi (恵 俊彰, Megumi Toshiaki))
Release[edit]
In July 2000, Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey premiered in Japanese with English subtitles at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, California, as part of the annual G-Fest convention, but it was not released domestically in the United States for home viewing.
Notes[edit]
- Tenmei Basara (Hyudora),previously played the human form of the Alien Muzan in episode 14 of Ultraman Tiga.
- Kei Ishibashi (Mayumi), Masaru Matsuda (Dahran) and Ayaka Tanaka (Mai's friend), conmuted the filming of the movie with the final filming of Ultraman Gaia.
References[edit]
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