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This will include all shows, movies, manga, Gaidens, OVAs, OVDs, net specials etc that I can find information on.
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Ultra Q (1966) (Often described as the Japanese Twilight Zone or Twilight Zone with kaiju, this is technically where it all starts. No Ultraman to be found here but still absolutely a worthwhile watch, especially since kaiju from here are often reoccuring in Ultraman. Can be found in its original black and white here or colourised here.)
The Father of Ultra Q (This is Akio Jissoji's documentary on the production of Ultra Q and interview with Eiji Tsuburaya. Can be found unsubbed here.)
Ultraman (1966)
[MANGA] Daiji Kazumine's Ultraman (This is a manga that ran in Bokura from late '66 to '67. What's interesting about it is that it has stories based on unused scripts from the original series with new monsters. A ZIP file for it untranslated can be found here.)
[MANGA] Kazuo Umezu's Ultraman (This, on the other hand, ran in Weekly Shonen Magazine and puts Ultraman through a horror-focused lens that only the ''god of horror manga'' could do. It's interesting to see what a gekiga-type mangaka does to the world of Ultraman, which you can obtain in the same way as above here.)
The Birth of Ultraman (Ultraman's pilot, originally a stage show edited into an episode-like thing. Can be found subbed here)
Ultraseven (1967)
[MANGA] Jiro Kuwata's Ultraseven (This is another manga that ran concurrently with the show. It depicts Ultraseven with the pupils often seen in fanart. It can be looked at untranslated here or downloaded from here.)
Ultraman, UltraSeven: Great Violent Monster Fight (1969) (This can be watched here. This is our first ''movie'' so to speak)
Ultra Fight (1970) (This is a low budget fight scenes from 'Man/Seven comp commentated like it's a boxing match by a real boxing commentator of the time)
Return of Ultraman (1971)
Ultraman Ace (1972)
Ultraman Taro (1973)
Redman (1973) (This is a 5 minute per episode show where a human sized figure murders TsuPro kaiju in cold blood, you can watch most of it here)
The 6 Ultra Brothers vs. the Monster Army (1974 or 79 in Japan) (TsuPro have kinda disowned this movie and regard it as non canon because of the Chaiyo legal troubles but I think it's worth mentioning as it is historically a co-prodution, it can be found in its 1974 Thai version here or its 1979 Japanese version here. )
Ultraman Leo (1975)
Mamoru Uchiyama's Ultraman Leo This is a manga adaption of Ultraman Leo that would evolve to become The Ultraman.)
[MANGA] The Ultraman (1975) (This is a manga made by Mamoru Uchiyama that continues on from his Leo manga. It's about Zoffy, Melos and the Ultra Brotherst taking care of kaiju business on the Land of Light and Earth. It's unfortunately very difficult to find this translated anywhere, but Viz did release the Jackal arc for it long ago, which can be found here )
The Ultraman (1979) (This is a Sunrise produced anime that takes place on a different Earth with a different planet for the Ultras to M78 called U40)
Ultraman: Great Monster Decisive Battle (1979) (This is basically a compilation movie and run over of the Ultras so far but it does feature live action Joneus for the first time. You can watch the first 7 minutes here or the entire RAW here.)
[MANGA] Ultra Brothers Story (1979- early 80s) (This is a comic strip done by Tetsuji Kataoka that ran in CoroCoro following The Ultraman confusingly titled similar to other CoroCoro titles done by Mitsuru Hiruta and Noboru Sakaoka. It provides an interesting look at early lore development and is the source of the Jack drinking panels you might've seen before. This can be looked at in all its non-translated glory here)
[NEW] Akio Jissoji's Ultraman (1979) (This is a Jissoji-direct compilation movie of the original series. I believe new music and footage is added to this. It can be downloaded here thanks to a kind user who has uploaded these hidden specials for us to see letting me know they've done so.)
Ultraman 80
[MANGA] Ultra Super Legends (1981) (I'm using this section to emcompass all Andro Melos manga which ran from 1981 to 1983. If you wanna learn more, check out the ''magazine development'' section of this article. This is definitely something you're not gonna find translated.)
Andro Melos (1983) (This is an Ultra-adjacent mini series about Andro Super Warriors fighting the Gua Empire. Inspired by the Uchiyama manga IIRC, comic Melos and live action Melos are 2 different things. Zoffy and Seven appear in the prequel magazine for this version, but not in the show itself. Can be found unsubbed here.)
Ultraman Zoffy: Ultra Warriors vs. the Giant Monster Army (1984) (Speaking of Zoffy, this is another stock footage movie that shows off the Land of Light's appearances pre-'84 and gives information about the kaiju. It's also where Ultraman Jack gets his name. Can be watched unsubbed here)
Ultraman Kids M78 Star's Happy Friend (or Ultraman Kids: M7.8 Sei no Yukai na Nakama (This is a short anime movie that showed alongside Ultraman Zoffy that resulted in its own series later on. Can be watched with auto translation here.)
Ultraman Story (This is a movie about young Taro and links with Andro Melos by having one of its villains feature heavily in it)
Ultraman Kids' Proverb Stories / no Kotowaza Monogatari (1986) (This is an educational anime series in the Ultraman Kids style, it's very hard to find info on it and not the other Kids anime but there's a clip available here)
Ultraman: The Adventure Begins / Ultraman USA (1987) (This is another animated movie entry, the Ultras here are from a different planet too but one located in Nebula M78. It was co-produced by Hanna Barbara of Scooby Doo fame.)
The Men Who Made Ultraman (1989) (This is a documetary movie based on making 1966 Ultraman from the perspective of Akio Jissoji, not exactly an Ultra thing as much as a thing about Ultra and toku production but very interesting nonetheless. You can watch it subbed here)
Ultraman Graffiti: Wild! Ultra Country (This is an OVA about Ultraman as a salaryman. You can find this unsubbed here or subbed here.)
Ultra Q The Movie: Legend of the Stars (1990) (This is noteworthy for being directed by Akio Jissoji, one of Ultraman's most recognised directors, and for being relatively buried by TsuPro. You can watch it subbed here.)
Ultraman Kids no Shouboutai (This is a short fire safety PSA by the Ultra kids, basically impossible to find even if you search its Japanese title. I think it might be related to this DVD here)
Ultraman Kids: 30 Million Light Years In Search of Mother/Haha wo Tazunete 3000-man (1991) (Following M78 Star's Happy Friend and Proverb Stories, this is a 26 episode anime. This one surprisingly has an official release)
Ultraman's Shuwatch! Space Exploration (This was a short OVD released in 1992 for the International Space Year, you won't really find any info on this unless you search for it in Japanese. There's no footage of this whatsoever from what I can find since it seems like it was used in schools but it was about 30 minutes and you learned about satelites, rockets and space in it.)
Ultraman's TV Game Adventure (This is another educational video made for the Science and Tech Society. This one does have footage but it's not subbed)
From 1993-1996 a series called Ultraman M715 and later M730 aired, called so after their broadcast times. You're pretty much not gonna find much about this online apart from searching its Japanese title but they're essentially narrated clipshows that go over the story of the Ultraman shows so far, rating their fights out of 10, their/the kaiju's moves etc
Ultraseven That I Loved (1993) (This was a TV drama that is a semi-documentary about how Ultraseven was produced with its own embellishments and dramaticisations to keep things juicy. This can be found in parts here, here and here or in better quality over here at the kind RAW provider's source.)
Ultraman VS Kamen Rider (1993) (This is a TV special made to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Ultraman and 20th anniversary of Kamen Rider. It consists of clips from both shows and comparisons between the 2 in terms of attacks/military vehicles/motorbikes/kaiju and kaijin, interviews with Susumu Korobe and Hiroshi Fujioka and, perhaps the part most fans would wanna see, the short movie of the two working together, which you can watch subbed here.)
The Man Who Wanted to Be Ultraman: The Impressive Drama of a Man Fascinated by Monsters (1993) is similarly a TV special that didn't make it out of the VHS era....until now! You can view a clip of it here and here and read its synopsis here but you can also download it here here unsubbed
Ultraman: Ultraman: Towards the Future / Ultraman Great (1993) (This is our first Heisei produced series and the first proper show since Andro Melos (and the first Ultra show since 80). This show was produced in Australia and had a short lived western toy line as well as odd media releases. The show itself was short lived with only 13 episodes)
[MANGA] Ultraman G (This is an adaption of Ultraman Great, it can be read here.)
[COMIC] Ultraman (1993-1994) (This is an American comic loose adaptation and continuation of Great. The issues found here I believe came out before the show whereas these ones are after and interestingly mix up Great with Powered. They also make themselves and Great as a result a sequel to the original show for some strange reason.)
[MANGA] Ultraman: Super Fighter Legend (1993-1997) (This is a manga adaption of the Super Fighter Legend gashapon toys. Like many Ultraman manga and books in particular, this one would be difficult to find in English. You can see the Kanzenban covers for it here.)
Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero / Ultraman Powered (1994) (This is another foreign produced (America specifically) Ultra show with a short amount of episodes. This show is unique in that Powered's eyes are blue rather than yellow/orange and turn red when his Color Timer is low.)
Ultra Super Fight (1994) (This is a comedic version of Ultra Fight. You can find some of it here.)
Ultraman Neos Pilot Version (1995) (This is a pilot of Ultraman Neos. To learn more about it, check out this useful video here.)
Ultraman Zearth: Parody Chapter (1996) (This is a comedy skit that aired before the first Zearth movie came out and is basically a parody of a parody. You can watch it unsubbed here.)
Ultraman Zearth (1996)
Revive!! Ultraman (1996) (Made to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Ultraman, this movie is basically an epilogue to the original where Ultraman comes back for one more fight. Most of this is comprised of stock footage, You can watch it subbed here.)
Ultraman M730: Ultraman Land / Ultra P (1996) (A puppet show made by the Godziban people depicting Ultras and kaiju who live in the theme park Ultraman Land. Can be seen here.)
Ultraman Company: This is the Urukan Special Investigation Team! / Kochira Ulkan Tokuso-tai de-su! (1996) (This is a short that showed alongside Zearth and Revive! Ultraman. It looks like this and both this blog and this image give you a good summary of it. You can now also find this here )
Heisei Ultraseven NTV Specials (Episodes 1 and 2 can be found here and here.)
Ultraman Tiga (1996)
Ultraman Super Fighter Legend (An OVA adaption of the Super Fighter Legend gashapon toy franchise, can be found unsubbed
here. )
Ultraman Zearth 2 (1997)
Ultra Nyan: Extraordinary Cat who Descended from the Starry Sky (Anoter animated spinoff with an Ultraman-themed cat. Can be found
here.)
Ultraman Dyna (1997)
Ultraman Tiga & Ultraman Dyna: Warriors of the Star of Light (1998) (This can be watched after episode 27 of Dyna)
Ultra Nyan 2: Happy Battle (Can be found
here.)
Heisei Ultraseven Memorial Trilogy (Final Chapter is here too but was released in 1999, you can find these in the Heisei Ultraseven playlist linked above.)
Ultraman Gaia (1998)
Ultraman Nice (1999) (This is an advertisement Ultra who appeared in CMs during Tiga's 1999 reruns. He reappears in modern media every so often. His CMs do have a storyline which you can watch
here.)
Ultraman Tiga & Ultraman Dyna & Ultraman Gaia: Battle in Hyperspace (1999) (This can be watched after episode 26 of Gaia)
[READING] The Day Before Algona's Arrival (Gaia short story) (1999) - (A short story that takes place around episode 35 of Gaia, can be read with helpful pictures as guides here.)
Ultraman M78 Theatre: Love and Peace (1999) (This was an anime film double bill with the movie above, it can be found
here.)
Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey (2000)
[READING] Ultraman Tiga Novel: Forest of the White Fox (A Tiga novel that, while it came out in 2000, only got a paperback release in 2019. Since it's a Tiga thing it'll probably get translated somewhere down the line.)
Ultraman Neos (2000)
Ultraman Dyna: Return of Hanejiro (2001) (Takes place between eps 47 and 48 of Dyna)
Ultraman Tiga Gaiden: Revival of the Ancient Giant (2001) (Takes place after Dyna)
Ultraman Gaia: Gaia Once Again (2001)
Ultraman Cosmos (2001)
Ultraman Cosmos: The First Contact (This is a prequel to Cosmos, it out around episode 5)
Ultraman Cosmos 2: The Blue Planet (2002) (Came out alongside episode 57, there is an alternate version of this movie called Ultraman Cosmos 2: The Blue Planet - Young Musashi Chapter that came out due to Taiyo Sugiura's arrest)
Ulbara M78 (2002) (Now this one is fascinating, basically before Ultraman Boy we had Pict, an Ultra of preschool age. His show is unfortunately the closest Ultra seems to have to lost media as it ran on 1 specific station on a specific, expensive, ahead of its time streaming TV box. You can learn more here.)
Ultraman Tiga (4Kids Dub) (This is an English language dub made to localise Tiga to western audiences produced by 4Kids. This dub changed OSTs, sound effects, names, tone and added comedic dialogue when there wasn't originally any. Only 23 of its 52 episodes aired, though it's believe the rest aired in India.)
New Century Ultraman Legend (Can be found here.)
Heisei Ultraseven EVOLUTION (2002) (The end of the Heisei Ultraseven specials started in 1994)
Ultraman Cosmos vs. Ultraman Justice: The Final Battle (2003)
New Century 2003 Ultraman Legend: THE KING'S JUBILEE (A short movie shown alongside Ultraman Cosmos vs. Ultraman Justice: The Final Battle showing all of the Ultras up to Justice celebrating Ultraman King's 300,000th birthday. Can be found unsubbed here.)
[MANGA] Ultraman THE FIRST (2003) (This is a diverging retelling and reimagining of Ultraman '66. It lasted 3 volumes. This is another one that'll be pretty much impossible to find translated unless bought, scanned and translated by yourself or someone else but you can get an idea for how it looks here or here.)
[COMIC] Ultraman Tiga (2003) (This is a Hong Kong adaption of Tiga that turns into its own story as it goes by US publisher Dark Horse. It borrows elements from the 4kids dub. It can be read here.)
Ultraman Boy's Ultra Coliseum (2003) (This is a 5 minute per ep show where Ultraman Boy learns about previous Ultras and their feats, powers etc. Episode 25 onwards makes new battles by remixing old footage.)
[NEW] Ultra Heroine Legend: Anne to Seven (2004) (This is an OVD about Anne from Ultraseven told by her actress and I'm happy to announce it is now available online, once again over at CosmicRaw's very useful uploads. This is one in particular I'm interested to see get subbed eventually.)
Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy (2004)
Ultraman Nexus (2004)
[MANGA] Ultraman Nexus (This is a Televi-kun manga that ran from late 04 to 05 for Nexus. It was compiled into a collection in 2015. It is available officially, albeit non translated, at Televi-kun's website)
Ultraman: The Next (Release order, it's Nexus first, but both this movie and Nexus are part of the greater Ultra N project.)
[READING] "N" THE OTHER (This is a 3 chapter novella released alongside ULTRAMAN: THE NEXT's DVD. It fills in holes that tie the 2004 movie to Nexus as well as give an idea of the greater Ultra N Project. It can be read here.)
[READING] Ultraman Nexus TV COMPLETE DVD-BOX: Second Coming - Dreams (This is a short novel included in the DVD-Box released in 2012 but I'm putting it here for ease of access with other Nexus related media. It is about Komon and Nagi fighting Dark Lucifer by transforming into Noa. I believe it is translated here but you can also read a somewhat scuffed summary here if you scroll down.)
The Making of Ultraseven (2005) (A documentary about making Ultraseven, it can be found subbed here.)
[NEW] Ultra Heroine Legend: Contest of Goddesses (2005) (This is a sequel to the Ultra Heroine Legend about Ultraseven's Anne and is this time about non-Seven heroines from Ultra Q to Tiga with particular focus on the girls from '66, Ace and Tiga. It once again can be found here.)
Ultraman Max (2005)
[MANGA] Ultraman Story 0 (2005, continued in 2009-2013) (This is a previously canon/now retconned manga about life on the Land of Light before they came to Earth. It can be found, albeit in Chinese, here.)
Ultra Q Monster/Kaiju Legend - Jun Manjome's Confessions (This is a series retrospective with protagonist Jun Manjome that is followed by the entry below. It can be found here.
Ultraman Monster/Kaiju Legend: The 40 Year Old Truth (2005) (This is a direct to video direct sequel to Ultraman 66 that ignores all shows after it, similarly to Heisei Ultraseven. It can be found here. Ultra Kaiju Legend - Ultra Conversation is a set of BTS interviews relating to this and the Ultra Q entry above's director and narrator that can also be found here.)
Ultraman Mebius (2006)
Ultraman Mebius & the Ultra Brothers (This released alongside episode 24, it takes place before it but after episode 15)
Ultraseven X (2007) (An Ultraseven revival show aimed exclusively at adults)
Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle (2007)
[MANGA] Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Adventure (A manga done by Shinji Nishikawa, the guy who designed Biollante and the SSSS Gridman monsters, that adapts the MMB game. Here is what one of the covers looks like.)
Ultraman Mebius Gaiden: Hikari Saga (2007) (Part 1 takes place before episode 1, part 2 between eps 17 and 18 and part 3 between eps 34 and 35)
Great Decisive Battle! The Super 8 Ultra Brothers (2008) (Takes place before episode 32 of Mebius)
Ultraman Mebius Gaiden: Armored Darkness (2008) (Takes place after the finale)
Kanegon: KANEGON (A 2 and a half minute per ep mini series about a man who happens upon a Kanegon coccoon, you can watch the first ep here.)
Ultraman Mebius Gaiden: Ghost Rebirth (2009) (This is a prequel to MMB:UGL which is next and a sequel to the 2nd season of MMB up above)
Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends The Movie (2009) (This movie introduces the now very well known Ultraman Zero, son of Ultraseven, as well as his advisary Ultraman Belial.)
Ultra Galaxy Legend Gaiden: Ultraman Zero vs. Darklops Zero (2010)
Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial (2010)
Ultraman Zero Gaiden: Killer the Beatstar (2011)
Ultraman Retsuden (2011-2013) (A Zero-centred recap series that occasionally has its own new material AFAIK)
Ultra Zone (Basically a variety show that puts kaiju in various comedic situations, can be found here unsubbed or is available to download here )
Ultra Q Fight (Can be found here.)
Kanegon's Journey (Another short about Kanegon, can be found here.)
[MANGA] ULTRAMAN (2011) (This is a sequel to the OG '66 series that similarly to Revive! Ultraman ignores all developments made after it. Hayata's son, Shinjiro, posseses what's called ''Ultraman Factor'' which gives him superpowers and he is given what's called an Ultraman Suit to fight invaders with said power. Volumes 1-11 can be found here and here, as well as any popular manga site. It can also be bought officially from Viz or your local manga shop.)
Ultraman Saga (2012) (Sequel to Belial movie)
Ultra Zero Fight
New Ultraman Retsuden (2013-2016)
Ultraman Pocket - NTT Communication and Collab (A collab between TsuPro and NTT Com for a cloud service, episodes can be found here and here)
Neo Ultra Q
Ultraman Ginga (2013)
Ultraman Ginga: Theatre Special (Set between eps 6 and 7)
Daikaiju Rush (Based on a Cardass game (Check it out here.)
Mega Monster Rush: Ultra Frontier: DINO-TANK hunting (This was shown with Theatre Special and is on TsuPro's paid streaming service Tsuburaya Imagination but it's region locked sadly)
Ultraman Ginga Extra Episode: Friends Left Behind (2014) (Takes place directly after ep 11)
Ultraman Ginga: Theater Special - Ultra Monster Hero Battle Royale! (Takes place after Ginga, can be found unsubbed here, it's the [2014] file.)
[MANGA] ULTRAMAN Motion Comic - While not technically a manga itself, it is a a motion comic made for the 2011 ULTRAMAN manga to promot volume 3's release. Can be found here.
Ultraman Ginga S (2014)
Ultraman Ginga S The Movie: Showdown! The 10 Ultra Warriors! (2015) (Takes place after Ginga S)
Ultra Fight Victory (2015)
Kaiju Sakaba Kanpai! (A 3 minute per epiosde anime shorts series about a sake bar and Ultra kaiju, can be found on the cat site unsubbed)
[MANGA] Ultra Kaiju Anthropomorphic Project (2015) (I'm gonna use this as a jump off poitn to talk about Ultra Kaiju Girls as a whole which started in 2013 but basically, there's the Kadowkawa version which includes the Galaxy Days 4-koma, drama CDs and Kaiju Girls the anime project and the POP version which has a different manga which is officially published and picture books. To learn more, check out the Kaiju Girls wiki.)
Ultra Kaiju Walk/Sanpo (2015) (Thanks to CosmicRaws once again, we can now watch the Japanese tourism show hosted by Mefilas, Zarab and Dada! All seasons unsubbed can be found here
Ultraman X (2015)
Ultraman X The Movie: Here Comes! Our Ultraman (2016) (Takes place after X)
Ultraman Orb (2016)
[STAGE SHOW] Ultraman Festival 2016 Live Stage Part 2. "Ultraman episode-Z: Threat of the Zetton Army" (This mouthful of a title is here because it introduces Zett who appears in UGF:TAC and because it shows Orb's Lightning Attacker form outside of Fusion Fight)
Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga (A prequel to Orb)
Ultraman Zero: The Chronicle (2017)
Ultraman Orb the Movie: I'm Borrowing the Power of Your Bonds! (2017)
Ultraman Zero VR: Terror of Big City: Eleking vs. Zero and Ultra Fight VR (2017) (These are 360 degree VR type fights, you can watch their PVs here and here.)
Ultra Fight Orb (Episodes 15-22 of The Chronicle above compose this, they debut Orb's game exclusive forms as well as introduce Geed IIRC)
[READING] Ultimate Force Zero Side Story Translation (This is one of Ultraman's many novels which I've not really mentioned here, I may give them their own page or add them if people request it, but this one is about Zero's crew and takes place between Ultra Zero Fight (2012) and Ultraman Geed. A translated version can be found at this link.)
Kaiju Club (2017) (This is a 4-part late night drama set in the mid 70s about TsuPro kaiju otaku and Ultraseven and their efforts to make a kaiju doujin, Think Genshiken but for Ultraman. Episodes 1 and 2 can be found here and episodes 3 and 4 can be found here, all subbed.)
Ultraman Geed (2017)
Ultraman Geed The Movie: Connect the Wishes!! (2018) (Set after the series)
Ultraman Orb: The Chronicle (A recap series for Orb and its spinoffs)
Ultraman R/B (2018)
[STAGE SHOW] Ultraman Festival 2018 Live Stage Part 1 - Brother Bonds of Heroes (I'm including this other mouthful because of Sora being in UGF:TAC, this happened around ep 3 of R/B. You can watch subbed here.)
[STAGE SHOW] Ultraman Festival 2018 Live Stage Part 2 "Imbue the Age! Legendary Ultra Brothers" (This happened around ep 5 of R/B, it be found here subbed.)
Kaiju Step Wandabada (It's a kaiju show for infants, check it out here. It sure beats Baby Shark!)
Ultraman R/B the Movie: Select! The Crystal of Bond (2019) (Set after R/B)
ULTRAMAN S1 (This is a 3DCG anime adaption of 2011's ULTRAMAN. It can supported officially on Netflix or any other popular anime site.)
Ultra Galaxy Fight: New Generation Heroes (2019) (Follows up R/B movie and is a prequel to Taiga)
[READING] Ultraman R/B Novel: The Blue-Eyed Girl Whose Name is Grey (2019) (This is a R/B prequel novel that details the lives of Blu, Rosso and Grigio before the events of R/B. Can be found fully translated here.)
Ultraman Taiga Episode 0: Ultraman Taiga Story (2019)
Ultraman Taiga (2019)
Taiga Tri-Squad Voice Drama (Ran concurrently with Taiga)
Ultraman Taiga Episode 26: And Taiga Is Here! (This is an expanded special edition version of ep 26)
[READING] Ultraman Tiga Novel (Written by Chiaki J. Konaka, this Tiga novel focuses on the series from the perspective of Captain Iruma. It can be found translated here.)
[STAGE SHOW] Ultra Heroes EXPO THE LIVE/NEW GENERATION THE LIVE: Ultraman Taiga (Part 1 of this is the Tri Squad's origin but it seems to be removed from the face of the earth despite being accessible before)
[MANGA] ULTRAMAN SUIT ANOTHER UNIVERSE (2019) - A photo novel series published in Hobby Japan, it is a spinoff of the ULTRAMAN animanga. It continues on in the ULTRAMAN: BE ULTRA mobile game. You can view chapters 17-34 here and the Tiga Edition here.
Ultraman Taiga the Movie: New Generation Climax (2020) (Set 6 months after Taiga)
Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy (2020) (Takes place after Ultraman Saga (2012))
Ultraman Z (2020)
Sevenger Fight (This ran concurrently with Z, can be watched here)
Ultraman Z & Zero Voice Drama (This also ran concurrently, can be listened to here)
The Birth of Ultraman Collection (2020) (This is a Mill Creek release that features 7 chosen episodes with English dubs as an option as well as the Birth of Ultraman pilot.)
[READING] Ultraman Taiga Complete Works Novel (This can be found translated here.)
[COMIC] The Rise of Ultraman (2020) (This is a 5 issue Marvel Comics series that reimagines and remixes the original Ultraman, and later shows like Ultraseven and Return of Ultraman, for a modern audience. It can be found here.)
Ultraman Z Special Eps: Special Airborne Armor Secret File and Bonds of Masters and Disciples (These take place between episodes 10 and 11 and episodes 19/20 respectively)
Ultraman Chronicle Z: Heroes' Odyssey (A biography where Zero explores the similarities of Z and Tiga, can be found here)
[COMIC] The Trials of Ultraman (This is a sequel to 2020's Rise of Ultraman where the USP go public and more is revealed. It can be found here.)
[MANGA] Darkness Heels [This is a multimedia project that reimagines TsuPro villains as ''dark heroes'', think Kaiju Girls but for women. The manga can be read translated here.)
[READING] Ultimate Force Zero ～Side Story(2020) (This is a novel released to celebrate Ultraman Zero's 10th anniversary. It takes placebetween "Ultra Zero Fight" and "Ultraman Geed". It can be read translated here.)
Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga (2021)
Secret Origins of the Nursedessei: The Struggle of Special Section 3 (A 7 minute per episode miniseries prequel to Trigger)
[READING] Jugglus Juggler Chronicle: Ja no Michi wa Hebi (2021) (This is a short novel that takes place between the end of Ultraman Geed The Movie: Connect the Wishes! and Ultraman Z about Jugglus Juggler. It can be found fully translated here.)
Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama (This is a voice drama that focuses on Sora, Ribut and the GRF)
[READING] Ultraman Z Prequel Short Story (This can be found translated here.)
Secrets of The Rise of Ultraman (2021) (This is a special bluray made in collaboration with Marvel to celebrate their comic that showcases 9 episodes, I think ones that have the kaiju that feature in the comic, in their original broadcast format but HD and with the inclusion of English dubs as well as a ''Secrets of the Rise of Ultraman'' mini-series thing which I think is a continuation of this. This can be acquired here or on Amazon)
Ultraman Chronicle D (2022) (This is a recap of Trigger, Dyna and UGF:TAC)
ULTRAMAN S2 (This is the second season of 2019's ULTRAMAN anime. Once again, it can be found on Netflix or any popular anime site.)
Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad (A sequel to UGF:TAC that takes place between Ultraman Z episode 7 and episodes 4 to 6 of Trigger)
Ultraman Trigger: Episode Z (2022) (Set 2 years after Trigger)
Shin Ultraman (Please watch this movie, it'll change your life)
Shin Ultra Fight (This is like Ultra Fight way back in 1970 except with Shin Ultraman's models. Signing up to Ultraman Connection will get you access to 3 episodes of it officially.)
Ultraman Decker (2022)
[COMIC] The Mystery of Ultraseven (2022) (This is a sequel to Trials of Ultraman that reveals more about Ultraseven and how the kaiju have been appearing. This is the latest in this series)
GUTS-SELECT Meeting Records: Return of Special Section 3 (Sequel to Secret Origins of the Nursedessei, ran concurrently with episodes 12 - 16 of Decker)
[STAGE SHOW] TAMASHII NATIONS Special Streaming featuring Ultra Galaxy Fight (According to Ultraman Connection, this stageshow is canon to Ultra Galaxy Fight hence its inclusion. It can be found subbed here)
Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond (Set after the finale)
Ultra Soft Vinyl World Episodes (These cute lil things can be found over here.)
Ultraman New Generation Stars (2023)
ULTRAMAN FINAL (This is the last season of the 2019 ULTRAMAN anime.)
[STAGE SHOW] ULTRAMAN: Final Season Special Stage Show (Usually I only include canon stageshows on this page, but I'm including this one here because it shows what we could've got instead of the CG anime. It can be watched, fully subbed, here.)
Ultraman Regulos
Ultraman Regulos: First Mission (This can be watched officially here)
ULTRAMAN BLAZAR (This show is currently airing, it's great so far! Check it out even if you've not seen any Ultra media before over here)
[UPCOMING] ULTRAMAN REGULOS VOICE DRAMA
Ultraseven IF Story:The Future 55 Years Ago (This is a short 7 minute "what if" story about Ultraseven if Dan Moroboshi came to 2023.)
