The New Generation Heroes
New Generation Heroes (
Concept[]
To be added.
List of New Generation Heroes[]
Main[]
Ultra/hero's name on the left, human host/form on the right.
- Ultraman Zero - Ran, Shin Moroboshi, Taiga Nozomu and Leito Igaguri
- Ultraman Ginga - Hikaru Raido
- Ultraman Victory - Sho
- Ultraman X - Daichi Oozora
- Ultraman Orb - Gai Kurenai
- Ultraman Geed - Riku Asakura
- Ultraman Rosso - Katsumi Minato
- Ultraman Blu - Isami Minato
- Ultrawoman Grigio - Asahi Minato
- Ultraman Taiga - Hiroyuki Kudo
- Ultraman Titas - Hiroyuki Kudo
- Ultraman Fuma - Hiroyuki Kudo
- Ultraman Z - Haruki Natsukawa
- Ultraman Regulos - N/A
- Ultraman Trigger - Kengo Manaka
- Trigger Dark - Ignis
- Ultraman Decker - Kanata Asumi
- Ultraman Blazar - Gento Hirumo
Fusion[]
Ultra/hero's name on the left, human host/form on the right.
- Ultraman Ginga Victory - Hikaru Raido and Sho
- Ultraman Ruebe - Katsumi Minato and Isami Minato
- Ultraman Groob - Katsumi Minato, Isami Minato and Asahi Minato
- Ultraman Reiga - Hiroyuki Kudo
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Ultraman Titas and Ultraman Fuma are the only New Generation Ultras that do not have powered-up forms.
- Due to Ultraman Zero being the first Ultras that Masayuki Goto created, and the Ultra's many appearances during the New Generation Series, Zero is often listed alongside the New Generation Heroes, such as promotional photos and the Ultra Arts website.[2] Despite this, Ultraman Zero is categorized as a Heisei series Ultra instead, as he debuted before Ultraman Ginga. Thus, the Ultraman Zero films are treated as a bridge between the Heisei era and the New Generation Series until the second season of Ultraman New Generation Stars.
- During Tsuburaya Convention 2021, the term New Generation Ultraman (ニュージェネレーションウルトラマン Urutoraman) was used instead of "New Generation Heroes."
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