If the West has Superman, then Oriental people take refuge in Ultraman.

Ultraman is a fictional Japanese superhero produced by Tsuburaya Productions, and was broadcasted from July 17, 1966 to April 17,1967 on Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS). With a total of 39 episodes, Eiji Tsuburaya created the series. He was responsible for forging the special effects in early Godzilla films in 1954.

Ultraman is the first series to feature an Ultra-being; however this is really the second Ultra Series. Ultra Q was the first black-and-white 28-episode series very much like today's The X-Files or The Twilight Zone. Ultraman is actually a follow-up to the TV series Ultra Q.

Ultraman is the generic name for a series of Japanese live-action television shows. Each series focused on an extraterrestrial "Ultra-hero" who lands on Earth to struggle an assortment of huge horrible-looking monsters. Suitably, each Ultra-hero can grow to more than 200 feet tall. Each Ultra-hero had different energy discharge powers, and they were skilled in some form of hand-to-hand martial arts-style fighting. Virtually all of them also had one drawback: their energy decline after a brief time fighting. Oddly enough, when this happens, they tend to utilize their most energy-draining attack on the monsters.

The prevalence of Japanese anime and other superhero flicks ignited the excitement and fascination for fictional super powered individuals. Nowadays, a music enthusiast is constantly on the go for anime music downloads and for Japanese music downloads. The Ultraman theme song is one super powered-theme that is downloaded and researched everyday on the internet. Same goes for the Superman theme song or any ?Man of Steel? Superman soundtrack these are one of the most sought-after music and video downloads this season.