
New Century Ultraman Legend
Action · Science Fiction · Fantasy
Overview
New Century Ultraman Legend (新世紀ウルトラマン伝説 Shinseki Urutoraman Densetsu) is a short movie that was simultaneously shown alongside Ultraman Cosmos 2: The Blue Planet. It stars all the Ultras who had been introduced up to and including Ultraman Cosmos, including the animated Ultras.
Top Cast


Toshikazu Fukawa
Toshikazu Fukawa
Papa
Toshikazu Fukawa
Papa
Hiromi Ono
Hiromi Ono
Mama
Hiromi Ono
Mama
Kubokanji
Kubokanji
Boku
Kubokanji
Boku
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