"The 7th Member" | LEGACY of ULTRASEVEN | ウルトラセブン

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  @Marcosatsu · 3 years ago · pinned

  This is the first big video labeled under “Legacy of,” since I feel like we’ve branched out enough to make this truly our own.<br>As always, big thank you to Liz for her major contributions and research!

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• HE

  @heroicgangster9981 · 3 years ago

  Zero Connection....... I like how Ultraseven kinda emphasizes not really cutting the space of the characters so much. You get to see most or even entirely of what Ultraseven&apos;s slugger cuts. The lack of close ups on the impact of his slugger brings focus to the results.

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• RU

  @Rusher-Bolt · 3 years ago

  Love Ultra 7, and it introduced my favorite monster, King Joe i love the splitting of the ships Getter style lol 🤖🤖

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• RE

  @Reelplay6846 · 3 years ago

  Just bought this show recently on Blu-Ray and I’m now even more excited to watch it

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  @ultrakoichi · 3 years ago

  Koji Uenishi was in Specterman as well. He doesn&apos;t pose with fists much though. I like all Kyodai Heroes, not just Ultramen, others too like Spectreman, Zone Fighter, Mirrorman, Greenman, etc.

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• SA

  @sakio327 · 3 years ago

  Just wanted to add a little more info regarding the first Ultraman/Ultraseven collaboration film that was shown at Kourakuen (an amusement park in the middle of Tokyo). I saw the show as a child growing up in Tokyo in the 60&apos;s and 70&apos;s (yeah, I&apos;m a child of the Golden Age of Tokusatsu) and it was more than just a film. The film was shown inside a domed theater with three levitating platform that spun slowly (much like your typical amusement park ride). The scenes were projected onto different areas of the dome with multiple images popping up in different sections of the dome. It was pretty overwhelming at times.

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• CD

  @Cdr2002 · 3 years ago

  Minor correction: Ultraseven began airing in 196*7*

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• SA

  @SamuraiEchidna · 3 years ago

  I really like how you talked about the music, including the many notable covers of the Ultraseven theme.<br>In any review or overview of a Tokusatsu series or property, it&apos;s ultimately an unnecessary thing to mention. But as a fan of Tokusatsu music throughout the generations, the reoccurring artists and the many wonderful covers time has provided, it&apos;s nice to see it mentioned here. It&apos;s not like people make videos dedicated to just the music production, so anytime it gets mentioned or some focus is always a wonderful in my eyes.

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• HA

  @haydenreviewscustomcombos · 3 years ago

  I didn’t know the US Navy did a cover of the ultra seven opening, lyrics not included.

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• MA

  @Martialartfruituser · 3 years ago

  Oh god, that Cinnarn dub...I remember that! That, along with Ultraman Towards the future and Jonas, was my introduction. I remember waking up early on weekdays to go to school and watching Seven. It was so cool and when I got glasses I would pretent to put them on like Seven did.

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• PA

  @paulforder591 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Kudos to you, Marcosatsu, for this in-depth Ultraseven documentary-- it revealed a lot about the making of this classic tokusatsu series. <br> There were a few other tv series briefly referred to that were news to me. Just never knew they existed. 😯 It&apos;s surprising what you can find on YT, decades after they first aired.<br> Although the tone of Ultraseven was a dark one, there are episodes that have optimistic endings, some more than others. &nbsp;And thanks for sharing! Cheers! 🇯🇵🌠⭐🇬🇧🐨

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  @themangaanimenerd · 9 months ago

  Are we not gonna talk about the face that Ultraseven committed Identify Theft.

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