This show is giving me more headaches.
In episode 9 Zero said Jean Killer/Nine in Ginga universe isn't the same one that is in the Ultra-multiverse. But at the same time Zero keeps refering Earth as in the one they are familiar with.
So it sounded like there is universe merging taking place in the show. I bet I couldn't even tell which universe Ginga will be talking about in later episodes.

Just caught Retsudan 9. Can't believe that after THIS long that Retsudan is only just now exploring the history of the Jumborgs, Mirrorman, and Fireman. It was an awesome little history lesson though.

But like DrillBit said, Zero goes out of his way to mention that the Ginga-verse is separate and that it's Jean-Killer/Nine is not the same as theirs. I had just assumed the war from Ginga took place in M78 and the dolls wound up in the Ginga universe. But maybe some things come from Ginga's world too?

Perhaps Ginga series will be used as a springboard to merge the Universes together? I mean, in the revenge of Belial movei, Zero did explore multiverses and it could mean crossing universes are possible.

But anyhows, I thoroughly ENJOYED the history lesson and the banter between Glenfire and Zero was priceless.

Love it.

It's great to see Zero and Glenfire again, missed those guys, they remain as awesome as ever. Ultraman Ginger :lol

Also nice recap, it was great to see the guys that Ultimate Force Zero homage, Jum-Fight!

Not sure if I want to see the next one, I would rather avoid Mebius spoilers since that's the next Ultra show I want to watch.

The Darklops zero side-story already showed how the different universes are connected so it's not impossible, but personally I feel that merging the universes would cause more problems than advantages.

Has anyone mentioned that the guitarist in "Ginga no Hasha" is awesome and sounds like (s)he is having a blast in the full version of the song? Because it's true.

I loved Glenfire's reaction to Fireman. Amusing as heck!

The old school hero recaps was a blast; loved seeing these guys in action. Unfortunately this makes me want to buy the Ultra-Acts of Glenfire, Mirror Knight, Jean-Bot, and Jean-Nine! :lol

Ultimate Force Zero is simply awesome, it's a shame that Ultra Zero Fight wasn't subbed.

Glenfire is getting re-released soon, and man he's tempting me too, maybe even more than Zero V2.

Episode 11 (Didn't watch 10 :p)

It was neat, basically a rebroadcast of the Seven episode but it was interesting, as usual Zero and Glenfire steal the show. ("Weird fire thing" :lol)

Glenfire~

Watched episode 12 last night, the first half of a two-part retrospective on the monster Tyrant. Very funny stuff with Icarus-seijin and Taro, but also cool to see all of the clips from the various Showa Ultra shows. I am eager to see the next part!

12: More Taro and Hikaru is great, there even was a a fight between Ginga and Eleking at the start.
Tyrant's backstory is interesting even if I already knew the story of Seagorath and Red King, it's great to see the older Ultras in action.

Also: Jack had a very shiny suit. :lol

13: Tyrant's retrospective continues!

We see Taro and Ace in action, plus Zero's fight with Tyrant, it was a fun episode and it's great to see more of Hikaru and Taro.

There was another of those CG shorts, now focusing on Baltan, who is a... space ninja? and the sole survivor of his planet? Whatever...

Next week Zero returns to tell us everything about his master: Leo!
Looking forward to it. :D