The Netflix movie sometimes has a similar tone toSon of Godzilla, as the reluctant Ken Sato a.k.a.
Ultraman finds himself in charge of a mischievous baby kaiju.
TheUltramanfranchise has fans of all ages andUltraman: Risingis a great pick for younger fans.
While the animated film references the extensiveUltramanfranchise, it also works as a standalone film for new viewers.
This story can appeal to audiences of all kinds, including people unfamiliar with theUltramanfranchise.
One of the big mysteries inUltraman: Risingis what happened to Ken Sato’s mother, Emiko.
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ThisUltraman: Risingmid-credits cliffhangerperfectly sets up a sequel, with a potential trip to the famousUltramanlocation Nebula M78.
A sequel could also continue to explore the themes inUltraman: Risingin an exciting new setting.
One of theUltraman: Risingdirectors, Shannon Tindle, revealed that a sequel had already been mapped out.
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ToComic Book,Tindle revealed he had given the sequel the working title “Ultraman: Fallen.
“He also indicated it would focus on Emiko and tackle some tough topics.
