[Byg42]

Also episode 2 of Regulos is out now.

[GuardianAngel87]

As of today, I am finally finished with watching Ultraman Ace and with it, I am now halfway through the Showa era Ultraman shows. The only ones that remained unaccounted for are Taro, Leo, and 80 with Taro, in particular, being the next Showa era Ultra Series I'm planning to watch next. Although, after that series, I'll be taking a break from that era for awhile and jump back into the Heisei era Ultraman series with either Dyna or Gaia. Leaning towards the latter though.

[Frontier]

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Originally Posted by Byg42

Also episode 2 of Regulos is out now.

It's sad to think Regulos believes Leo and Astra are dead and has no idea he'll see them again years later...although I forget how the whole time phase worked on his side after the Absolutians were holding him.

Nanase's "FALCON-CHAAAAAN" voice works surprisingly well for a psychotic twintailed Alien Magma.

It's funny how the Alien Magma grunts are the only ones whose mouths are allowed to move.

This episode was about showing off all the Cosmo Beast style practitioners and how cool they are and they succeeded.

Dias fights like Diavolo and already has his eyes on Diavolo's signature move.

Is that Kazuma Kiryu as Volcan!?

Poor Regulos thought he could take on the Final Boss in the second episode. Though Volcan having an imitation Empera Armor didn't help.

I'm guessing Regulos is the only one on D60 who can fly since he's an Ultra. Not that he does it well.

The only thing more classic than a martial arts protagonist obsessed with vengeance is finding a disgraced mentor in the least likely spot. I'm assuming the guy who saved Regulos from that random Basser is the other vengeance-fueled guy who left the Cosmo Beast Style school.

[GuardianAngel87]

Just started watching Ultraman Taro today and the show is already off to a very good start.