Ultraman Taiga: New Generation Climax (2021)
Ultraman Taiga: New Generation Climax
”The Ultra Heroes unite to battle a dark power targeting Hiroyuki, but Taiga's father is among them.”
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Ultraman carries a sense of nostalgia, since it is a character that emerged in the 1960s and became a success that inspired movies and TV series, such as the Power Rangers. 'Gekijôban Urutoraman Taiga: Nyû jene kuraimakkusu' is the latest production of the franchise, which has dozens of TV programs and feature films. Following the line we already know, in the movie we follow the Ultramans joining forces to defeat a common enemy, Ultraman Taro, who went to the dark side of the force. 'Gekijôban Urutoraman Taiga: Nyû jene kuraimakkusu' is a fun production full of action sequences, it will please those who are already fans of the saga.
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The time of the New Generation Heroes is drawing to a close. Hiroyuki is being targeted by a dark power, forcing the other Ultra Heroes, from Ginga to R/B to appear and help the Tri-Squad battle these evil forces. But among them is Taiga’s father? What has happened to Ultraman Taro?!
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