It's Ultraman time!




I watched a pair of episodes of the 1966-67 Japanese tokusatsu (special effects) television program:
1. "KAISUISEI TSUIFON (MYSTERY COMET TSUIFON)"
If you think a comet streaking toward a possible collision with Earth is bad, imagine the complicating factor of a monster digesting some hydrogen bombs.
2. "UCHUHSEN KYUHJO MEIREI (SPACESHIP RESCUE ORDER)"
Retrieving a fuse from a space probe on another planet would be easy, if it weren't for the monster who blinds people with its flashing eyes.
As a kid, I never thought much of the "Ultraman" series plots. I just wanted to see Ultraman fight monsters.
Actually, last night, I didn't really have much need for the plots, either. I just wanted to see Ultraman fight monsters.
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