Neos Ultraman

Neos was originally designed to appear in a mid-era TV series, as did Seven. Unfortunately, this idea was not realized at the time for various reasons. The concept of two Ultramen appearing in one series was then reserved for the Gaia Ultraman series that began in the year . Although there was no hope of appearing on television, Neos and Seven seemed to be quickly accepted by the Ultra family and appeared in various photos and stage plays starting from the year . Fortunately, after the successful conclusion of the Heisei trilogy, the idea of Neos and Seven was gradually dusted off and repackaged as the Ancient Millennium Project. The majority of the production crew for the version were transferred from the recently completed Seven Ultraman series. Filming began on . The first four episodes were released on in both VHS and DVD formats. In total, episodes were filmed, each minutes long. Zoffy Ultraman made an appearance in the series to indicate that Neos is a hero from the previous Ultra universe after many years have passed. In the first episode, the team seems unfamiliar with the concept of Neos or Ultraman, and the captain orders his team to attack this giant. The storyline is set in the year when strange phenomena, usually in the form of monsters and aliens, continuously appear as the Earth rotates through a region of dark matter near sunspots. The core content of the show revolves around love, courage, and hope. Additionally, as the name of the team suggests, the theme of the series is about a team established to handle the sunspot phenomena. This team has a very cool monster-destroying strategy called Attack. It might be disappointing, but we won't see attacks like those in Leo Ultraman, so don't expect too much. The team's uniforms are low-budget, and their headquarters looks like a simplified coffee shop. But that's not all in . There are plenty of puns. The members are called Winners, the fighter is called Worm, and their tactic is called Bit. Some dedicated members rushed to remove stones blocking its path when it entered a haunted mine to avoid damaging its surface coating. It can transform into a hovercraft with a protective shield mode. Kagura Genki, as his name suggests, is full of vitality and is called a miraculous person, just like some old Ultramen we know.