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Zero was absent in New Generation Climax, Trigger and Episode Z, and his role in Z was extremely minimal, I'd say they're straying from that tradition
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** Both shows in general. The absence of Ultraman Max, Mebius, Nexus, Zero, and the New Generation Heroes firmly cements both videos as products of the early 2000s. Especially Tsuburaya, in more recent times, had the tendency to shoehorn Franchise/UltramanZero into ''every''. ''single''. ''show''. nowadays...
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** Both shows in general. The absence of Ultraman Max, Mebius, Nexus, Zero, and the New Generation Heroes firmly cements both videos as products of the early 2000s. Especially Tsuburaya, in more recent times, had the tendency to shoehorn have popular Ultras such as Franchise/UltramanZero into ''every''. ''single''. ''show''. show up in newer series nowadays...
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* NarmCharm: The music videos are silly and utterly ridiculous, but that's precisely what made them so fun to watch. There's something rather delightful about seeing an Ultra engaging in an impromptu aerobics tap dance instead of punching kajius in the face.
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* NarmCharm: The music videos are silly and utterly ridiculous, but that's precisely what made them so fun to watch. There's something rather delightful about seeing an Ultra engaging in an impromptu aerobics tap dance instead of punching kajius in the face.face.
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** ''King's Jubilee'' just screams "the early 2000s" with it's music, fashion, and choice of clothing.
** Both shows in general. The absence of Ultraman Max, Mebius, Nexus, Zero, and the New Generation Heroes firmly cements both videos as products of the early 2000s. Especially Tsuburaya, in more recent times, had the tendency to shoehorn Franchise/UltramanZero into ''every''. ''single''. ''show''. nowadays...
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** ''King's Jubilee'' just screams "the early 2000s" with it's music, fashion, and choice of clothing.
** Both shows in general. The absence of Ultraman Max, Mebius, Nexus, Zero, and the New Generation Heroes firmly cements both videos as products of the early 2000s. Especially Tsuburaya, in more recent times, had the tendency to shoehorn Franchise/UltramanZero into ''every''. ''single''. ''show''. nowadays...
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Sky Demon has plenty of fans despite having just a minute of screentime. The fact that it faces off against ''more than two dozen ultras'', '''all at once''' probably helps.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Sky Demon has plenty of fans despite having just a minute of screentime. The fact that it faces off against ''more than two dozen ultras'', takes ''practically every single Ultraman up to Cosmos'', '''all at once''' to be defeated probably helps.
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* MemeticMutation: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR50x9vqulg Mixing clips from the show and blending them with Gangnam Style]]...
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Sky Demon has plenty of fans despite having just a minute of screentime. The fact that it faces off against ''more than two dozen ultras'', '''all at once''' probably helps.
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* NarmCharm: The music videos are silly and utterly ridiculous, but that's precisely what made them so fun to watch. There's something rather delightful about seeing an Ultra engaging in an impromptu aerobics tap dance instead of punching kajius in the face.
