Ultraman Tiga Celebrates 30 Years with Stunning S.H.Figuarts 30th Anniversary Edition!

Tokusatsu hero "Ultraman Tiga" is generating significant buzz on social media following the announcement of its commercialization as "Ultraman Tiga Multi Type 30th Anniversary Edition" from the high-quality figure series "S.H.Figuarts (Shinkocchou Seihou)" to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its broadcast.

According to information released by Bandai Spirits' Collectors Division "Tamashii Nations," this commemorative edition features newly incorporated light-gathering parts and a variety of effect parts, including the Zeppelion Ray, Cell Change Beam, Tiga Slicer, Hand Slash, and Timer Flash. Furthermore, it boasts luxurious specifications coveted by fans, such as newly sculpted chest parts, a segmented protector structure, and the inclusion of GUTS Wing. Pre-orders are set to begin on February 2nd, with a release scheduled for September. Fans have expressed their delight with comments like "So cool," "The best," and "My youth is throbbing."

Simultaneously, the "S.H.Figuarts Golza 30th Anniversary Edition," Tiga's arch-nemesis, has also been confirmed for commercialization. Golza is priced at 11,000 yen (tax included) and is slated for an October release. Many voices express anticipation for combining it with Tiga, with comments such as "Golza is irresistible for anyone who loves Ultraman Tiga."

While many fans can't hide their surprise at the passage of time, exclaiming "Tiga was 30 years ago...!?," the appearance of these 30th-anniversary figures is sure to rekindle the excitement of that era. Concerns about a pre-order scramble are already being voiced ahead of the February 2nd reservation start, with comments like "I wish they hadn't released Shinkocchou BLACK RX at the same time" and "Next Monday will be a battle for reservations," highlighting its immense popularity.

This announcement is more than just a new product; it reaffirms the enduring appeal of "Ultraman Tiga," a work deeply etched in the hearts of many.

The context

Ultraman Tiga: A highly influential Japanese tokusatsu (special effects superhero) television series that aired from 1996 to 1997. It is widely credited with revitalizing the Ultraman franchise after a long hiatus and introducing a 'new generation' of Ultraman heroes. Tiga stood out for its darker tone, character development, and impressive special effects, garnering a massive following and becoming a fan favorite globally, especially within Asian markets. Its cultural impact in Japan is significant, with the series often cited as a landmark in children's television and superhero media.

S.H.Figuarts (Shinkocchou Seihou): This is a premium action figure line from Bandai Spirits' Tamashii Nations brand. "Shinkocchou Seihou" (真骨彫製法), meaning "True Bone Carving Method," refers to the meticulous sculpting process where figures are designed with the skeletal structure of the character in mind, aiming for unparalleled accuracy, articulation, and lifelike proportions. These figures are highly sought after by collectors for their exceptional quality and faithful representation of the characters.

Tokusatsu: A Japanese term for live-action film or television drama that makes heavy use of special effects. Classic examples include the Ultraman series, Kamen Rider, and Super Sentai (which spawned Power Rangers).

GUTS Wing: The primary combat aircraft used by GUTS (Global Unlimited Task Squad), the defense organization featured in Ultraman Tiga, responsible for battling monsters and protecting Earth.

Zeppelion Ray, Cell Change Beam, Tiga Slicer, Hand Slash, Timer Flash: These are iconic special attacks and abilities utilized by Ultraman Tiga during his battles against monsters. The "Multi Type" refers to Tiga's default form, which can change into Power Type (red, for strength) or Sky Type (purple, for speed).

Golza: A formidable kaiju (monster) and one of Ultraman Tiga's earliest and most memorable adversaries, making its debut in the very first episode of the series. Its appearance alongside Tiga in the anniversary figure line is a strong nod to the show's origins.

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