Also adding onto to that it also had 3 movies during it's run.

Okay, but why is it so damn long compared to the rest of the franchise? Were they having free slots on TV they had to fill it until a new program fills in or the studio had way more money than usual so they spent it by making as many episodes until they use all their budget or what?

Cause despite the more peaceful tone of Cosmos, the primary actor was accused of assault. The legal issues meant that Cosmos was suspended and Neos aired in it's place. When the charges were dropped, Cosmos returned with an extended run which has yet to be rivaled in terms of length.

https://tokusatsunetwork.com/2016/06...traman-part-1/

Dang typo, I just noticed it. Thank you for pointing that out.:lolol
Yes, I meant to say a prequel not too far from episode 1. The artist Kawaishi seems to have previously done SD Gundam stuff and Heisei Godzilla manga prior.

How do they get the description so mixed up?

This sometimes happens on streaming services. I've since lost it but I once had this great screenshot of Netflix where it had the BBC Sherlock image, with the title "Gavin & Stacy", and Attack on Titan's description

Watched the Geed movie. Loved seeing all the characters again, and setting it in Okinawa was a great change of pace. Unfortunately I haven't seen Orb, so that part was a bit lost on me. I do wish we had seen Leito's family one last time, but still a fun movie overall.

Sorry for the double post, but does anyone know if the Ultraman shows on WatchToku are subbed well? I heard the Agito subs are pretty bad, but I don't know if it's the same translators/QC team.

I've heard there Mebius subs are worst then Crunchyroll. Cosmos and the anime one are pretty stitled. The rest I believe are the same.

All of the Ultraman shows I watched were on Crunchyroll. Though some of the shows have since been dropped, I remember watching Leo, 80, Gaia, Nexus, Max, Mebius, the New Generation shows up to Geed and was disappointed R/B wasn't been added, and own the original and recently Ultra Q (Which I've yet to watch), and some of Tiga.

At least now we can watch them on YouTube, thank you, Tsuburaya!