"Visual Effects Fantasy: Ultraman". ©Tsuburaya Productions
MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM: THE MOVIE. ©Sunrise/Shochiku
The above faux Ultraman poster (the artist and execution date are unknown at this time), is a play on the original poster for the first MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM: THE MOVIE feature from 1981. The original artwork was created by renown artist Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, who was the character designer on the 1979 television series. The mock poster features Science Patrol officer Hayata, Ultraman's alter-ego, subbing for Gundam pilot Amuro Ray, and puts the superhero from Nebula M78 in the place of the Mobile Suit RX-78. See the connection? Now, to paraphrase the opening theme song "Fly On! Gundam": Blazing higher, blazing higher, Ultraman!
4 comments:
Thanks for posting the faux poster, I appreciate it.
best,
r/e
looks like Hayata's suit shrank a bit!
wow, that's a sick poster!
during my childhood days I really like ultraman In fact my dad buy me an ultraman collection,my dad wearing best Tuxedos so I really love my dad.
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