do they drop him forgetting he ultraman in the manga

I'm not sure how well-known American comic books were in Japan in the mid-60s.

It may not have been intentional but that origin for the Silver Age Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) predates Ultraman by 7 years. 1959 vs 1966. I'd say somebody involved at least took small inspiration from DC Showcase #22.

And heads up guys that I am now seeding the U-N batch of Nexus. It finished torrenting while I was at work today so it'll be up for the foreseeable future. Hopefully it's enough to help a few people get the episodes they need.

Got all of TV-N due to I'm fan of there subs

I'd say the connection to Green Lantern is about as tenuous as the connection between Kamen Rider and the 6 Million Dollar Man. Both are heroes who are cyborgs back when cybernetics were bleeding edge science fiction, but they really don't have much else in common. It's a neat coincidence but as American comics were not sold in Japan in the 60s, it seems to be just coincidence, like the Vision and Red Tornado in Avengers and Justice League of America.

Finished watching the movie. It was okay, but strange for my first Ultraman experience. It was very dark and gritty, and had no big jokes that I could pick up on. I'll wait for the series to start though before I Decide to give up on this series. Also, I'm seeding the TvNihon version. Yay!

You don't like serious toku?

I do, but I prefer comedy more than drama. That may just be because I haven't watched much serious stuff. I'm going to keep going with this though.

Fair enough!

Finally got around to watching.

It was alright. I liked the enemy using people and other animals to grow and change. The story was nice, and I liked Next's final form (Not a fan of the intermediate form, though).