En una tierra donde no existen héroes ni kaiju, un alienígena repentinamente cae del cielo. Este símbolo de Ultra es el boomerang del espacio rojo que tiene, el Omega Slugger, y su nombre significa "último". "Omega" es un extraterrestre que ha perdido sus recuerdos. Tomando la forma humana y adoptando el nombre "Sorato", se interesa en las formas de vida llamadas "Terrícolas" que se encuentra por primera vez e intenta comprenderlos. Cuando aparece una forma de vida gigante, el Sorato amnésico recuerda una palabra: "kaiju". A medida que estos kaiju continúan apareciendo ante él, un sentido del deber se despierta en el subconsciente de Sorato. Se transforma en "Ultraman Omega" y se desarrolla una intensa lucha de ritmo rápido. Los Terrícolas, a su vez, están lidiando con el encuentro con estas gigantescas formas de vida y el alienígena que lucha con un slugger rojo por primera vez, observando desde varios lugares e intentando comprender cuáles son. En poco tiempo, Sorato y un joven común, un alienígena y un terrícola, se hacen amigos. Este ambicioso trabajo plantea una pregunta a través de los corazones resonantes de estos amigos; "¿Por qué Ultraman protege la tierra?" (Fuente: Inglés =tsuburaya-prod.com || Traducción = kisskh) Edit Translation
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- Título original: ウルトラマンオメガ
- También conocida como: Urutoraman Omega
- Director: Taguchi Kiyotaka, Ichino Ryuichi, Takesue Masayoshi, Tsujimoto Takanori, Koshi Tomonobu
- Guionista: Kodama Norikatsu, Otsuichi, Miyoshi Akio, Nakano Takao, Ashiki Junichiro, Nemoto Toshizo, Yoshigami Ryo
- Géneros: Acción, Tokusatsu, Ciencia ficción
Reparto y créditos
- Shori KondoOkida SoratoPapel principal
- Yoshida HarutoHoshimi KoseiPapel principal
- Kudo AyanoIchido AyumuPapel principal
- Yamamoto MiraiUta SayukiPapel secundario
- Iwata HideyoshiUltraman Omega [Suit actor]Papel secundario
- Okabe SatoruRekiness [Suit actor] | Trigaron [Suit actor]Papel secundario
Reseñas
Mostly an advertisement for Bandai's toys
Ultraman Omega is a standalone member of the Ultra Series which celebrates the 60th anniversary of the original Ultraman by doing this alternative reboot of original story. In this version, Ultraman falls to earth in the form of an amnesiac human who is found by the protagonist Kosei who quickly gives him the name Sorato. Seemingly coincidentally huge kaiju have started to become active again after millennia of dormancy, and Sorato and Kosei work together to fight them, and soon the team is joined by the biologist Ayumu who holds and maintains the one brain cell that is shared by the trio.As is appropriate for a very young audience, the series is HIGHLY repetitious. In each episode, a kaiju will emerge somewhere near the trio who then investigate. Soon Sorato will decide to become Ultraman using his "Omega Slugger", and will battle the kaiju for a bit, but will learn he needs help at which point Kosei will grab one of three toys, I mean, "Meteor Kaiju" from his bag an point it towards the sky at which point it becomes the same size and joins the melee. But that gambit usually fails too, and Kosei will then tell the toy to transform into a weapon for Ultraman Omega, and the battle will then be won.
The acting is perfectly fine for the genre. Yoshida Haruto overacts as directed throughout the series, but has a nice moment or two in the final episodes. Kondo Shori is appropriately handsome and gregarious as Sorato who is discovering what life is like for humans. He gets to show a bit more range as the series reaches its climax. Ayumu (Kudo Ayano) has nothing much to do during the battle sequences, but is only damselled once and even in that episode retains much of her agency. She largely becomes the liaison with the governmental forces that are martialed to defend against the kaiju.
The series is perfectly safe and probably enjoyable for kids. The time that is left for any plot outside of the battle sequences and the required "hey, kids, look what these cool toys do" moments is pretty minimal, but the principal cast has a good convivial chemistry. It's a good light watch.















