NEO Ultra Q
Just finished watching "NEO Ultra Q" released by Ultraman Studios.
"NEO Ultra Q" is a 2013 mini-series sequel to the popular and fan favorite "Ultra Q" a 1966 Japanese tokusatsu kaiju - a live action giant monster show that is quirky and odd which has endeared it as a cult favorite over the decades. Think of it as a mash up of Godzilla, The Twilight Zone, and Scooby Doo all wrapped up into one show.
I do remember watching dubbed episodes of the original "Ultra Q" series in the late 1960s since it was syndicated.
"NEO Ultra Q" centers around the adventures of Jin Haibara, Emiko Watarase, and Shohei Shiroyama in a world where Ogres, kaiju and aliens intermingle with everyday humans and in a world where Ogres have to struggle for basic rights. The episodes pack a lot within each 24-minute run and surprisingly explore themes of hope and morality that most Western television shows would shy away from.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS!
https://www.amazon.com/Neo-Ultra-Blu-...
"NEO Ultra Q" is a 2013 mini-series sequel to the popular and fan favorite "Ultra Q" a 1966 Japanese tokusatsu kaiju - a live action giant monster show that is quirky and odd which has endeared it as a cult favorite over the decades. Think of it as a mash up of Godzilla, The Twilight Zone, and Scooby Doo all wrapped up into one show.
I do remember watching dubbed episodes of the original "Ultra Q" series in the late 1960s since it was syndicated.
"NEO Ultra Q" centers around the adventures of Jin Haibara, Emiko Watarase, and Shohei Shiroyama in a world where Ogres, kaiju and aliens intermingle with everyday humans and in a world where Ogres have to struggle for basic rights. The episodes pack a lot within each 24-minute run and surprisingly explore themes of hope and morality that most Western television shows would shy away from.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS!
https://www.amazon.com/Neo-Ultra-Blu-...
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