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The family of Ultras

It's really amazing what the Japs can do and will do to attract young fans. Now, this is nothing new because the whole family of ultras, accordingly, was conjured up from the drawing board even before my grandfather was born. The have aunties and uncles for the ultra-family too. Amazing.....
This silly looking dude is actually the King of all Ultras. Yes, not ironically, his named Ultraman King.
This cute chick is the mother of all ultras, which....erm...yeah, they called it Mother of Ultra.....or something to that effect. Original? Yeah, I know. I wonder if a man is inside that costume and does he feel good knowing that there are two ponytails hanging out of his head. And how he would explain to his kids about his career choice......
Now, if you want DA MAN, here's DA MAN for you. The father and son team of ultras! On the left, you have the dashing young handsome son of ultras, Ultraman Mebeus (hideous name, for Pete's sake!) and then the one with the red BatMan cape is Father of all ultras!
Mother got ponytails. Father's got horns. No wonder the son is so terror looking.
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Jamie said…
tell me about it cuz....bloody hell! I dunno how much I spent buying the autaman for my kids liao....damn japs!!!
March 15, 2008 at 8:39 PM
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