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* ActorAllusion: This show actually invokes as many as past Ultraman actors for both young and older audiences to enjoy, so its a given if said actors put on some allusion to their past role in the Ultra Series.
** Episode 29 is one big one for Hiroko Sakurai, Kenji Sahara, Yasuhiko Saijou, and their respective ''Series/UltraQ'' characters Yuriko, Jun, and Ippei.
** Likewise, Episode 23 for Masanari Nihei, Susumu Kurobe, and Hiroko Sakurai. A photo of Professor Date, Chief Tomioka, and Professor Yoshinaga together when they were younger is ''literally'' of [[Series/{{Ultraman}} Ide, Hayata, and Fuji]], complete with Science Patrol uniforms.
** Kohji Moritsugu cameos in Episode 19 as an archaeologist. [[Series/UltraSeven Guess how he puts on his glasses]]?[[note]]Hint: Dyuwah![[/note]]
** Creator/NaoNagasawa plays the title girl of "The Daughter of Zetton", and at several points (when possessed by Alien Zetton), is seen in [[Series/NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger a ninja outfit]], like when infiltrating the DASH base and piloting King Joe.
** In "Welcome to Earth Pt. 1: The Science of the Baltans" and Part 2 as well, the policeman played by [[spoiler:[[Series/UltramanLeo Ryu Manatsu]]]] is wearing the [[spoiler:Leo Ring]].
** Episode 29 is one big one for Hiroko Sakurai, Kenji Sahara, Yasuhiko Saijou, and their respective ''Series/UltraQ'' characters Yuriko, Jun, and Ippei.
** Likewise, Episode 23 for Masanari Nihei, Susumu Kurobe, and Hiroko Sakurai. A photo of Professor Date, Chief Tomioka, and Professor Yoshinaga together when they were younger is ''literally'' of [[Series/{{Ultraman}} Ide, Hayata, and Fuji]], complete with Science Patrol uniforms.
** Kohji Moritsugu cameos in Episode 19 as an archaeologist. [[Series/UltraSeven Guess how he puts on his glasses]]?[[note]]Hint: Dyuwah![[/note]]
** Creator/NaoNagasawa plays the title girl of "The Daughter of Zetton", and at several points (when possessed by Alien Zetton), is seen in [[Series/NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger a ninja outfit]], like when infiltrating the DASH base and piloting King Joe.
** In "Welcome to Earth Pt. 1: The Science of the Baltans" and Part 2 as well, the policeman played by [[spoiler:[[Series/UltramanLeo Ryu Manatsu]]]] is wearing the [[spoiler:Leo Ring]].
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: [[spoiler:Max's superior, Ultraman Xenon, arrives in episode 13 to save Max from Zetton. While it's still Max that finishes the job (and only with his MidseasonUpgrade given to him ''by'' Xenon), Xenon is still clearly more powerful than he is.]]
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->''The 21st Century ... Natural disasters have been occurring all over the world. In addition, monsters thought to be imaginary creatures have also started to appear. To counter the threat, the United Nations created the UDF, the United Defense Federation. Their elite team is the counter monster team, DASH.''
-->-- '''Opening narration of numerous episodes'''
-->-- '''Opening narration of numerous episodes'''
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After the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker and]] [[DeConstruction less kid-friendly]] [[ScrewedByTheNetwork and screwed-up spin]] on Ultraman in ''Ultraman Nexus'', Tsuburaya Productions returned to the franchise's roots, with [[MonsterOfTheWeek a new monster every week]] and an overall light-hearted tone. ''Ultraman Max'' is notable for [[MythologyGag several callbacks]] to previous ''Ultra'' series, from reintroducing several famous ''Ultra'' Monsters and casting players from the original ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' to paying homage to the plots of past episodes and even referencing the first ''Ultra'' series, ''Series/UltraQ''. In contrast to the low ratings of ''Nexus'', ''Max'' was a huge success and set the tone for future Ultra Series like ''Mebius''.
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After the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker and]] [[DeConstruction [[{{Deconstruction}} less kid-friendly]] [[ScrewedByTheNetwork and screwed-up spin]] on Ultraman in ''Ultraman Nexus'', Tsuburaya Productions returned to the franchise's roots, with [[MonsterOfTheWeek a new monster every week]] and an overall light-hearted tone. ''Ultraman Max'' is notable for [[MythologyGag several callbacks]] to previous ''Ultra'' series, from reintroducing several famous ''Ultra'' Monsters and casting players from the original ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' to paying homage to the plots of past episodes and even referencing the first ''Ultra'' series, ''Series/UltraQ''. In contrast to the low ratings of ''Nexus'', ''Max'' was a huge success and set the tone for future Ultra Series like ''Mebius''.
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* FiveManBand
** TheHero -- Kaito
** TheLancer -- Mizuki
** TheBigGuy -- Kenjiro
** TheSmartGuy / TheChick -- Sean
** BridgeBunny -- Elly
** TheCaptain -- Capt. Hijikata.
** TheHero -- Kaito
** TheLancer -- Mizuki
** TheBigGuy -- Kenjiro
** TheSmartGuy / TheChick -- Sean
** BridgeBunny -- Elly
** TheCaptain -- Capt. Hijikata.
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** In "Welcome to Earth Pt. 1: The Science of the Baltans" and Part 2 as well, the policeman played by [[spoiler:[[Series/UltramanLeo Ryu Manatsu]]]] is wearing the [[spoiler:Leo Ring]].
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* HumansAreBastards: A number of aliens believe this to be true, though a number of them also learn better by the end of their appearance.
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* HumansAreBastards: A number of aliens believe this to be true, true citing the times that humanity fought amongst themselves and the pollution they cause to the planet, though a number of them also learn better by the end of their appearance.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the preceding series, ''Series/UltramanNexus''.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the preceding series, ''Series/UltramanNexus''.''Series/UltramanNexus'', ''Max'' is much lighter in tone till the point of being a SelfParody of the ''Ultra'' series. However that doesn't mean the series does not have its dark moments.
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* StarterVillainStays: Much like ''Tiga'' before it, the show starts off with the attack from two kaijus, Grangon and Lagoras, both which Max managed to destroy after showing up in front of humans for the first time. However, both kaijus return halfway in the series, as Fire Grangon and Lagoras Evo? with Fire Grangon being killed offscreen by Lagoras so that the latter can absorb it's fire powers and return as a more dangerous foe to challenge Max.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Look at Professor Yoshinaga in episode 16, after taking a ride in a DASH vessel piloted by an incapacitated Captain. [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Her hair is standing up and she looks giddy and absent-minded. She even leans on the wall with a huge smile on her face.]]
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Look at Professor Yoshinaga in episode 16, after taking a ride in a DASH vessel piloted by an incapacitated Captain. [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Her hair is standing up and she looks giddy and absent-minded. She even leans on the wall with a huge smile on her face.]]
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* DenserAndWackier: The series' comedic elements are particularly strong, many of Max's fights against the monsters and aliens have a considerable amount of cartoony slapstick and there are also plenty of scenes that are simply way [[HamAndCheese too cheesy]] even by toku standards, not to mention the show's narrative can dip into outright SelfParody at times.
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* DenserAndWackier: The series' comedic elements are particularly strong, many of Max's fights against the monsters and aliens have a considerable amount of cartoony slapstick and there are also plenty of scenes that are simply way [[HamAndCheese [[ChewingTheScenery too cheesy]] even by toku standards, not to mention the show's narrative can dip into outright SelfParody at times.
