Ultraman Tiga (character)

rdf:langString Ultraman Tiga (character)

rdf:langString Ultraman Tiga

rdf:langString Ultraman Tiga

rdf:langString Amui

rdf:langString Daigo Madoka

rdf:langString Tsubasa Madoka

rdf:langString Yuto Tamaki

rdf:langString 『劇場版 ウルトラマンX きたぞ!われらのウルトラマン』パンフレット 2016年3月3日発行 編集：Shogakukan「Televi-kun編集部」 編集・発行：Shochiku株式会社事業部

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rdf:langString Hiroshi Nagano

rdf:langString Jay Dee Witney

rdf:langString Ryohei Nakao

rdf:langString You Murakami ;English

rdf:langString Yuji Machi ;Japanese

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rdf:langString Tiga

rdf:langString Tiga Dark

rdf:langString Serai Takagi as Yuto Tamaki in Ultraman X: Here It Comes! Our Ultraman

rdf:langString Makoto Kamijo as Amui in Ultraman Tiga Gaiden.

rdf:langString Ultraman Tiga as portrayed in original series.

rdf:langString Shogo Yamaguchi as Tsubasa in Ultraman Tiga Gaiden.

rdf:langString Hiroshi Nagano as Daigo Madoka in episode 39 of Ultraman Tiga.

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rdf:langString Tsuburaya Productions

rdf:langString Hiroshi Maruyama

rdf:langString Ultraman Tiga

rdf:langString Ultraman X: Here It Comes! Our Ultraman

rdf:langString Ultraman Tiga: Revival of the Ancient Giant

rdf:langString Male

rdf:langString None, existed since the Super Ancient Civilization

rdf:langString Ultraman Series

rdf:langString Ultra

rdf:langString Ultraman Tiga (ウルトラマンティガ, Urutoraman Tiga) is a fictional superhero from the 1996 Ultra Series, Ultraman Tiga, which ended a 15 year long hiatus of live-action shows produced in Japan after Ultraman 80 ended in 1981. In the series, the titular character's body bonded with Daigo Madoka, a man who was a descendant of Ultra Ancient Civilization to fight against monstrous threats during the series' course. Tiga's case is regarded as a "human Ultraman" (人間ウルトラマン, Ningen Urutoraman), due to his host Daigo controlling his body instead of Tiga being in control of himself. Following the destruction of the dark ruler Gatanothor, Daigo lost his ability to transform into Tiga, signifying that the ancient warrior's role on Earth was over. During the run of the series, Tsuburaya Productions celebrated the 30th anniversary of Ultraman Series, by having Ultraman Tiga meet with an alternate version of the original Ultraman. Aside from that, Tiga's appearance laid a huge impact on the Ultra Series, as not only being the first Heisei Era Ultra Warrior, but also introduced the ability for Ultra Warriors to change their forms and appearances. Tiga himself enjoyed a huge popularity among fans and started to appear in succeeding media of the Ultra Series, either as himself (without proper explanation) or as an alternate reality version of the character. His series in fact won the Best Dramatic Presentation of Seiun Award in 1998. Ultraman Tiga's grunts were provided by Yūji Machi (真地 勇志, Machi Yūji) during his series, who would later become the narrator of Ultraman Dyna, the succeeding series after Tiga. His grunts were recorded and recycled for Tiga's future appearances. During the movie Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey and Superior Ultraman 8 Brothers, his grunts were provided by Hiroshi Nagano, Daigo Madoka's actor. Meanwhile, his suit actors were in Koji Nakamura (中村 浩二, Nakamura Kōji) Multi and Power Type and Shunsuke Gondō (権藤 俊輔, Gondō Shunsuke) in Multi and Sky Type.

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rdf:langString Hiroshi Nagano

rdf:langString Koji Nakamura

rdf:langString Shogo Yamaguchi

rdf:langString Makoto Kamijo

rdf:langString Serai Takagi

rdf:langString Shunsuke Gondo

rdf:langString Tiga

rdf:langString Tiga Dark (Original name/form)