Developed by DAYAMONZ (Who also made The God of High School and Cotton Magic Flight), Ultraman Be:ULTRA is an Action RPG Mobile Phone Game for the Android and iOS, and based off of both the Ultraman Manga by Eiichi Shimizu & Tomohiro Shimoguchi and its Anime adaptation.
It released in May 1, 2020, and is planned to have a Worldwide release at a later unspecified date.
Tropes associated with Ultraman Be:ULTRA are:
- Adaptation Amalgamation: While based off of the Manga by Eiichi Shimizu & Tomohiro Shimoguchi and utilizing the artstyle and character designs of its Anime, Be:ULTRA does its own thing by utilizing elements from throughout the Ultra Series, including ones neither feature.
- Adaptation Species Change: In Ultraman Zearth 2: Superhuman Big Battle - Light and Shadow, Miraclon was a Capsule Kaiju, a race of monsters, aliens or Ultras introduced in Ultraseven that are kept inside capsule and used by others. Here, it's a machine associated with the Zearth Suit.
- Canon Foreigner: This game includes a bunch of new suits not featured in either the Manga or Anime based off of other Ultramen throughout the franchise, including a Gaia Suit, a Mebius Suit, a Nice Suit, a Dyna suit, and even a Zearth Suit, complete with its own Miraclon!
- Canon Immigrant:
- From USAU into the game: The LM and SC version of the Zero Suit, Tiga Suit Sky Type, and Version 7.5 Frontal Assault are introduced into the game following their appearances in Ultraman Suit Another Universe.
- From the game into USAU:
- Since the Zero Suit debuted in the game first, it has the distinction of being counting as this instead (despite the fact that Bandai already planned to make an Figure-Rise Standard kit of the Zero Suit at the same time that the Tiga Suit was revealed). Additionally, the Zero Suit S-Type is introduced during the last episode of the 8U arc as the Ultraman Suit Zero/SH.
- The Agul Suit and the Nexus Suit, which first debuted in the game, makes their appearances in Ultraman Suit Another Universe Maniacs, albeit the Nexus Suit doesn't appear in the Junis Blue version but instead the Junesse version.
- From additional material into the game: The Frontal Assault/Stealth Versions of the Ultraman Suit, Version 7 and Ace first appeared as third-party figures (mainly by threezero and Dimension Storm) before appearing in the game itself.
- From the game into the manga/anime: Since the Taro Suit was designed after Kotaro's debut in the manga, the game counts as his debut despite the anime teaser for Season 2 already unveiling the new Taro Suit design.
- Canon Immigrant:
- Mythology Gag: The Zearth Suit comes with a machine named "Miraclon". This is a reference Ultraman Zearth 2: Superhuman Big Battle - Light and Shadow, where the title character had a Capsule Kaiju named Miraclon.
