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. As always, big thank you to Liz for her major contributions and research!
Good Morning Marco Since it's Been 30 Years Can you Re-Upload The History Of GOSEI SENTAI DAIRANGER. And THE History Of DYNAMAN, BIOMAN, CHANGEMAN, FLASHMAN, MASKMAN, LIVEMAN, TURBORANGER, FIVEMAN, BATTLE FEVER J, DENZIMAN, SUN VULCAN, GOGGLE V, GORANGER AND J.A.K.Q. DENGENKAI PLEASE.
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's slugger cuts. The lack of close ups on the impact of his slugger brings focus to the results.
I really like how you talked about the music, including the many notable covers of the Ultraseven theme. In any review or overview of a Tokusatsu series or property, it'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's nice to see it mentioned here. It'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.
Kudos to you, Marcosatsu, for this in-depth Ultraseven documentary-- it revealed a lot about the making of this classic tokusatsu series. There were a few other tv series briefly referred to that were news to me. Just never knew they existed. 😯 It's surprising what you can find on YT, decades after they first aired. Although the tone of Ultraseven was a dark one, there are episodes that have optimistic endings, some more than others. And thanks for sharing! Cheers! 🇯🇵🌠⭐🇬🇧🐨
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's and 70's (yeah, I'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.
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.
Koji Uenishi was in Specterman as well. He doesn't pose with fists much though. I like all Kyodai Heroes, not just Ultramen, others too like Spectreman, Zone Fighter, Mirrorman, Greenman, etc.
@salvadorayala608 why are you questioning why he likes other Kyodai Heroes? Yes the Ultra's are longest lasting. But that shouldn't negate him like the others.
Will you do fun little legacy of's for the henshins and dragons crew? Nothing as intensive as this, but something to help them feel more like part of the tapestry
Thank you for the video, Marco. I've been meaning to get into Ultraman proper but wasn't sure which series to start with. Your video intrigued me enough that I just got Ultraseven on Blu-Ray. Can't wait to start watching
Yeah it makes me happy that ultra seven is not sometimes popular America it’s always gonna be popular because of a special affects characters and monsters and aliens and it’s hero ultra seven!
Does anyone have ANY idea of what's on the Ultraseven 55th anniversary Blu ray being released in August 2023? The listing's there but they don't describe the disc's contents!!! There have been a few Ultraman compilations released that have smatterings of episodes from different Ultraman series. They still haven't released the full English dub of Ultraman on Blu ray yet, only a few select episodes. I have all the Showa era Ultraman series except Ultraman 80. I didn't care for what I saw of it on the Tokashoutsu channel on PlutoTV. I saw Ultraseven X on Amazon Prime and was frankly bored by it. The cameos by Ultraseven in later Ultraman shows and movies are much appreciated. The fight scene in the Ultraman Orb he appeared in was a huge highlight. I think it might be the last time we see Dan Moroboshi onscreen...
If Ultraman and UltraSeven does not take in the same place, then how would you explain it from Ultraman Mebius. Guys has the document from the past earth defend force like 3sp to ugm (Ultraman - Ultraman 80) also monster document.
I'll admit, for someone who just want to have fun watching kaiju action, the plot-heavy Ultraseven can be a bit boring to watch as some things in the story didn't really age well. But it helps when you know the legacy behind it, and Seven is a cool Ultraman. But 1967 Pandon is still ugly as shit and no amount of historical importance will change my mind 😅
59:33 Frankly I'm dissapointed on how you just glossed over & straight up tell people to skip Ultraseven X. Instead of just keeping it brief & letting people fill their own opinions about the show. So I'm going to instead talk about what I liked about the show & why people should give it a chance. Your right Ultraseven X dosen't have much to do with original series or characters. But I think in a way that's a good thing. The show isn't beholden to the massive legacy of Ultraseven. Each episode is unique and isn't just rehashing old Seven episodes. Instead show has some amazing original content. Such as episodes 6, 8 & 9 just to name a few. These episodes deal with "adult" topics in a way that not overtly gorey or inappropriate. Despite show being for prime time adult audience. I truly believe Ultraseven X can be enjoyed as a family show with messages that can be understanable to children inspite of the "maturity" of the topics. The designs and overall aesthetic of the show is striking the moody skies, neons lights & amazing kaiju designs. The show uses of wireworks was something unprecedented for this franchise. And would serve to be used for future installments. Ultraseven X is great episodic show from 2000's that really capture the vibe & mood of the era. While being short & sweet. I reccomend this show if you want dip your toes into some nice sci-fi to watch at your leisure.
I do agree. Ultraseven X is underrated, but I wouldn't call it boring or skippable. Personally, I liked many aspects of the show. Especially the way they redesigned the Ultraseven suit. It's not too much, still kept as classic as possible, but still looks and feels like something the Heisei era would have made. A solid design with less visible seams, zippers, suit crunches/crinkles, etc.; the kind of things that make it easier for an audience to believe that he's a super being and not just a guy in a suit. And I also like how the show ends trying to tie it back to the original Ultraseven, even if it's abstract or confusing. At the time, I had never seen any previous Ultra TV shows or movies. However, this version of Ultraseven got me curious enough to go see the original without giving away any major spoilers. Any production that can do that is aces in my book. I knew that both shows would have a very different tone and direction, but that's exactly what people like me want to see. Bait. Not that there is anything wrong with team up specials/movies/shows that bring back the original actors and the original suit designs. Those are awesome too, but they often feel like more of a reward for long time fans. And if the production team is not careful, they may end up giving away too many spoilers, thus ruining the experience of discovering an older show. And is it just me, or did Ultraseven X have a western approach with its sci-fi story telling? Especially episode 8, with that mystery around the "Norman/Not man" clue. That felt like a story that could have easily translated for American and international audiences.
I also liked Ultraseven X. It's different, but I didn't think it was bad. Some of the stories were interesting. The dystopian setting is an interesting world for a hopeful hero like Seven to inhabit.
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.
As always, big thank you to Liz for her major contributions and research!
Good Morning Marco Since it's Been 30 Years Can you Re-Upload The History Of GOSEI SENTAI DAIRANGER. And THE History Of DYNAMAN, BIOMAN, CHANGEMAN, FLASHMAN, MASKMAN, LIVEMAN, TURBORANGER, FIVEMAN, BATTLE FEVER J, DENZIMAN, SUN VULCAN, GOGGLE V, GORANGER AND J.A.K.Q. DENGENKAI PLEASE.
I didn't know the U.S. Navy was influenced by Ultraseven.
He was given a proper ultraman rise I a pachinko game
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's slugger cuts. The lack of close ups on the impact of his slugger brings focus to the results.
Love Ultra 7, and it introduced my favorite monster, King Joe i love the splitting of the ships Getter style lol 🤖🤖
Just bought this show recently on Blu-Ray and I’m now even more excited to watch it
I really like how you talked about the music, including the many notable covers of the Ultraseven theme.
In any review or overview of a Tokusatsu series or property, it'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's nice to see it mentioned here. It'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.
Kudos to you, Marcosatsu, for this in-depth Ultraseven documentary-- it revealed a lot about the making of this classic tokusatsu series.
There were a few other tv series briefly referred to that were news to me. Just never knew they existed. 😯 It's surprising what you can find on YT, decades after they first aired.
Although the tone of Ultraseven was a dark one, there are episodes that have optimistic endings, some more than others. And thanks for sharing! Cheers! 🇯🇵🌠⭐🇬🇧🐨
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's and 70's (yeah, I'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.
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.
Minor correction: Ultraseven began airing in 196*7*
Koji Uenishi was in Specterman as well. He doesn't pose with fists much though. I like all Kyodai Heroes, not just Ultramen, others too like Spectreman, Zone Fighter, Mirrorman, Greenman, etc.
@salvadorayala608 why are you questioning why he likes other Kyodai Heroes?
Yes the Ultra's are longest lasting. But that shouldn't negate him like the others.
@salvadorayala608 no they do. They love Ultraman & other Kyodai Heroes.
Will you do fun little legacy of's for the henshins and dragons crew? Nothing as intensive as this, but something to help them feel more like part of the tapestry
That’s an interesting request. Maybe not a whole Legacy Of but I do have an actual video planned for this channel.
My favorite Showa Ultra, Ultraseven’s the greatest!
Thank you for the video, Marco. I've been meaning to get into Ultraman proper but wasn't sure which series to start with. Your video intrigued me enough that I just got Ultraseven on Blu-Ray. Can't wait to start watching
I didn’t know the US Navy did a cover of the ultra seven opening, lyrics not included.
Seven! Seven! Seven!
Ultraseven is such a cool Ultra in the Showa era
Ultraseven rocks!!! With his slugger attack my favorite ability
Awesome vid marcos!
Perfection!
Funny how Dan Moroboshi's actor voiced Ultraman Zero one time
How did the navy one happen!?🤣Also I love Heisei Ultraseven, and it cool to see u cover Ultraseven History
Yeah it makes me happy that ultra seven is not sometimes popular America it’s always gonna be popular because of a special affects characters and monsters and aliens and it’s hero ultra seven!
John Carpenter's The Thing is not only one of the best horror movies of all time, it's also the best film of all time.
Geez getting the Ultraman Love now
Dan Moroboshi means in English, Warm Star.
Maybe one of the top 5 best TV shows of all time 😛👍♥️♥️
I needed that little Animetal shoutout
Nice review and i'm a tokusatsu guy do more of those reviews someday like tiga dyna gaia or cosmos
I found that the ultraseven x suit was pretty cool.
Do you mind doing a video like this for Mebius?
Ngl Ultraseven's Design grew on me
Please do more ultra series!!!
22:43 🎵 Attack the hawk missile, fighter Seven 🎵
29:05 I was thinking of that name for narse
The legacy has to get expanded again
35:26 interesting. Escpesially with the whole "Crusade to find English dubs of Kamen Rider"
I think theirs an actor form ultra man and he returned to ultra seven
He's also part of the ultra brothers
Ultraseven still has the best song
I am so looking forward to video where you will touch on Tsubaraya VS Thailand.
Me: a Ultraman fan from thailand and knows the story*
Ultra seven song is well addicted
The best ultra
28:40
oh,so that the origin flaying dragon ship that ultraman trigger use as base
King joe the best monster also the toughest opponent 4 7
Eiji Suburaya Sensei, en el recuerdo.
I only heard about this from Cartoon Planet.
Ah yes, lucky number 7.
There seems to be a documentary that is being shown during your video. Is there a documentary about the creation of Ultra Seven??
Yeah im also here to find this out
Do one with Tiga please😢
I'm from Latin America and my parents remember Ultraseven, my mom even remembers the theme song
Does anyone have ANY idea of what's on the Ultraseven 55th anniversary Blu ray being released in August 2023? The listing's there but they don't describe the disc's contents!!!
There have been a few Ultraman compilations released that have smatterings of episodes from different Ultraman series.
They still haven't released the full English dub of Ultraman on Blu ray yet, only a few select episodes.
I have all the Showa era Ultraman series except Ultraman 80. I didn't care for what I saw of it on the Tokashoutsu channel on PlutoTV. I saw Ultraseven X on Amazon Prime and was frankly bored by it.
The cameos by Ultraseven in later Ultraman shows and movies are much appreciated. The fight scene in the Ultraman Orb he appeared in was a huge highlight. I think it might be the last time we see Dan Moroboshi onscreen...
How many times has Seven been said in the script of this video
Anyone knows the name the movie in this video, the one that depicts the making of ultraseven?
Yea, I say it in the voice over and there’s text on screen.
If Ultraman and UltraSeven does not take in the same place, then how would you explain it from Ultraman Mebius.
Guys has the document from the past earth defend force like 3sp to ugm (Ultraman - Ultraman 80) also monster document.
Retcon
He is after all zero father
近い将来、怪獣特撮映画🎥ウルトラセブン４ＫＵＨＤオリジナルリマスター版を公開したい！
i think about another son from eji yk the actor of shaider.
How about a Super Sentai and Power Ranger dance cover in costume
I was gonna make a series recapping and give facts and other details about Ultraman called Legacy of (insert). Ya beat me to it dammit.
Make history of battle fever j. Please 😭
Kamen Rider Ouja just got a survive form
Might wanna do a video about that
Why
@@Marcosatsu Kamen Rider Ouja from Ryuki now has a survive form
It's in Kamen Rider Outsiders a spin off series
Yeah, that special came out a while ago, I don’t think I need to make a video about it
@@Marcosatsu 👌👌 all good man
Love your contents especially the Kamen Rider iceberg
Seven, Seven, Seven, Seven,
*SEVEN, SEVEN, SEVEN!!!*
*SEVEN, SEVEN, SEVEN!!!*
There was an ultraman like show that used to come on after Fox Box or Fox Kids in the 90s. Maybe it was a 4Kids thing idk
Yup, Ultraman Tiga on Fox Box
@@Marcosatsu Thank you so much! Ive been wondering for so long what the name was.
Ultraseven got a dub from Cinar.
Yup, that’s said in the video, there’s a whole section about it
@@Marcosatsu hi, Marco nice to meet you man, by the way um, i send my submission for the history of Zi-O video.
Do max
レガシーは、どう言う意味ですか？
Alright I'll explain it to you legacy means something has a long lasting impact and is remembered fondly or something like that
Bro Your handsome
I'll admit, for someone who just want to have fun watching kaiju action, the plot-heavy Ultraseven can be a bit boring to watch as some things in the story didn't really age well. But it helps when you know the legacy behind it, and Seven is a cool Ultraman. But 1967 Pandon is still ugly as shit and no amount of historical importance will change my mind 😅
59:33
Frankly I'm dissapointed on how you just glossed over & straight up tell people to skip Ultraseven X. Instead of just keeping it brief & letting people fill their own opinions about the show.
So I'm going to instead talk about what I liked about the show & why people should give it a chance.
Your right Ultraseven X dosen't have much to do with original series or characters. But I think in a way that's a good thing. The show isn't beholden to the massive legacy of Ultraseven. Each episode is unique and isn't just rehashing old Seven episodes. Instead show has some amazing original content. Such as episodes 6, 8 & 9 just to name a few. These episodes deal with "adult" topics in a way that not overtly gorey or inappropriate. Despite show being for prime time adult audience. I truly believe Ultraseven X can be enjoyed as a family show with messages that can be understanable to children inspite of the "maturity" of the topics.
The designs and overall aesthetic of the show is striking the moody skies, neons lights & amazing kaiju designs. The show uses of wireworks was something unprecedented for this franchise. And would serve to be used for future installments.
Ultraseven X is great episodic show from 2000's that really capture the vibe & mood of the era. While being short & sweet. I reccomend this show if you want dip your toes into some nice sci-fi to watch at your leisure.
I do agree. Ultraseven X is underrated, but I wouldn't call it boring or skippable.
Personally, I liked many aspects of the show. Especially the way they redesigned the Ultraseven suit. It's not too much, still kept as classic as possible, but still looks and feels like something the Heisei era would have made. A solid design with less visible seams, zippers, suit crunches/crinkles, etc.; the kind of things that make it easier for an audience to believe that he's a super being and not just a guy in a suit.
And I also like how the show ends trying to tie it back to the original Ultraseven, even if it's abstract or confusing. At the time, I had never seen any previous Ultra TV shows or movies. However, this version of Ultraseven got me curious enough to go see the original without giving away any major spoilers. Any production that can do that is aces in my book. I knew that both shows would have a very different tone and direction, but that's exactly what people like me want to see. Bait. Not that there is anything wrong with team up specials/movies/shows that bring back the original actors and the original suit designs. Those are awesome too, but they often feel like more of a reward for long time fans. And if the production team is not careful, they may end up giving away too many spoilers, thus ruining the experience of discovering an older show.
And is it just me, or did Ultraseven X have a western approach with its sci-fi story telling? Especially episode 8, with that mystery around the "Norman/Not man" clue. That felt like a story that could have easily translated for American and international audiences.
@@SamuraiEchidna The alien-fighting agents with English letters for callsigns seemed right out of Men in Black.
I also liked Ultraseven X. It's different, but I didn't think it was bad. Some of the stories were interesting. The dystopian setting is an interesting world for a hopeful hero like Seven to inhabit.
ultraman is gud
Mum used to watch this dubbed back in the 80s