A new trailer for the long-awaited second season of Netflix’s Ultraman anime shows the series’ new group of six Ultramen in action.
Kodoani.com – Netflix has released a new trailer for Ultraman Season 2.
The new teaser trailer debuted during Netflix’s “Anime Day” event, also introducing a new trailer for the next season of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure as well as a first look at Netflix’s upcoming live-action film Gundam and new spin-off of Kakegurui. Anime version of the Ultra Brothers was first revealed with poster images in September during Netflix’s “TUDUM” event, a new teaser trailer gives fans a first look at all the new Ultramen. is active. We also get a look at each hero’s transformation and special attack sequences, as well as a few shots of the new team fighting together. In the original Ultraman, the Six Ultra Brothers were a team made up of the first six Ultra beings to come to Earth, including the first Ultraman, Zoffy, Ultraseven, and Ultraman Taro. The anime is still scheduled to premiere in 2022.
Netflix’s Anime Ultraman skips the events of many other sequel series in the franchise and instead establishes a new continuity that serves as a direct sequel to the original 1966 anime. Shin. Hayata, who was Ultraman’s partner in the original tokusatsu show, is now several decades older and the father of a teenage son, Shinjiro. When the giant monsters that Shin defeated years ago return to attack Earth once more, Shinjiro is forced to take on his father’s legacy and become the new host for Ultraman.
The anime series is based on the manga by writer Eiichi Shimizu and artist Tomohiro Shimoguchi, first published in 2011. The original anime adaptation was developed exclusively on Netflix and premiered in 2019. The series is directed by Kenji. co-directors Kamiyama and Shinji Aramaki, who are known for their critically acclaimed Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. The duo also collaborated on the new Blade Runner: Black Lotus CG anime, which will premiere on Adult Swim and Crunchyroll later this month. Actor Ryohei Kitamura has been confirmed to take on the role of Shinjiro in the second season of the series. Voice actor and musician Tatsuhisa Suzuki was previously cast in the film, but it was announced that he would be stepping down from the role following a public cheating scandal.
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