Figure 1/8 DX Shin Ultraman [Fighting Pose Lost Energy Ver.], CCP

19 Dec, 2022

CCP 1/8 Collectable Series DX Ultraman (Shin Ultraman) Fighting Pose Ver. It is a figure that reproduces Ultraman whose body color has changed to green in a "fighting pose".

CCP 1/8 Collectable Series DX Ultraman (Shin Ultraman) Fighting Pose Lost Energy Ver. Tsuburaya Store Limited Edition

The "CCP 1/8 Collectable Series" maintains the high modeling quality of the "1/6 Tokusatsu Series" by figure maker CCP (Character Content Production), but is newly developed in a "1/8 scale" that is easier to collect. It's a series that I'm doing.

In the original TV series "Ultraman", when the remaining energy is low, the color timer on the chest flashes to warn of danger, but in the movie "Shin Ultraman", Ultraman's body color changes when the energy consumption becomes severe. The unprecedented performance of doing so became a hot topic. This product, which expresses the precious appearance of Ultraman at the time of its energy consumption, has a dedicated LED light-up gimmick (batteries sold separately) that light up the eyes. The total height of the figure is about 16 cm. A perfect collection item for those who want to love Ultraman more.

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What is the movie “Shin Ultraman”?

Since the start of broadcasting in 1966, Japan's leading character "Ultraman", which still boasts deep-rooted popularity, will be made into a movie as "Shin Ultraman"!

Hideaki Anno, who professes himself to be a fan of the Ultraman series , was in charge of planning and writing the screenplay, and Shinji Higuchi, who has produced many masterpieces with Mr. Anno , including "Neon Genesis Evangelion", is the director.

Such a powerful combination is set in modern Japan, and depicts a world where "Ultraman", which no one has ever seen before , landed for the first time . When it was released in theaters, men and women of all ages, including Ultraman fans in the Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa eras, visited the theater and recorded a box office revenue of 4.44 billion yen. Currently available exclusively on Prime Video.