Originally Posted by ARQ (Post 538977)

I used to think Ultraman was actually on the way to dying out, but I think it was just because I wasn't a huge Ultra fan when they stopped doing yearly series ala rider/sentai.

When I found out about stuff like Ultra Galaxy and all these films I see it as them streamlining their content into more higher quality outings. Though I will say that Ginga was quite frankly the cheapest piece of shit I have ever seen from a major toku company, that was the only time I thought (after learning more about ultraman) that the series was in dire straits, thankfully the quality picked up in the next season (or so I've heard no subs meant no watching for me) and the fact that it's now being picked up by Crunchyroll I think means that Ultraman may be starting to have a healthy recovery.