Tsuburaya Productions

But the thing is, you've got to help yourself.

I think about it in my case in order to be able to do my job properly that I've been doing all my adult life, or not all my adult life, ever since I quit working for Tsuburaya Productions in 2008, 2009, anyway, whatever, that I've been doing for a lot of years.

is I got to help myself.

I got to help myself get over this condition which I've talked about and new viewers may not know that but I've got a serious health condition and I'm working to get over it and it looks like I may be getting over it but I don't know.

And if they really want to know and I feel there's a sincerity there, I'll tell them everything.

But if I don't feel like they really want to know, then I'm kind of like, whatever.

Like there was a discussion at work when I was working at Tsuburaya Productions in Japan where my boss just, I don't know why, but one day he spontaneously asked me, do you believe in reincarnation? And you could look at some of my videos about that subject.

I've been chastised by certain Buddhists for not being enough of a believer in reincarnation.

More on that later.

Trouble in Tokyo is a tie-in for the 2003 Teen Titans pseudo-anime, and The Last Dinosaur is a co-production between Rink and Bass and Tsuburaya Productions.

That's what I've been saying.

It does obliquely fit with the Ultra Journey.

And not just about the flick itself.

This is a TV movie that aired February 11th, 1977 on ABC as a Friday night movie.

As I mentioned, it's a co-production between Rankin-Bass, yes, the studio behind Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and many other stop-motion Christmas specials, and Tsuburaya Productions.

This isn't as strange as it sounds, as I'll explain later.

So you know what to do.

We're going to be reviewing the 1987-ish Hanna-Barbera Tsuburaya Productions co-production.

of Ultraman The Ultimate Adventure.

But you know what to do.

I'll tell you what.

Are you ready? Let's see something really different for a Saturday.

So here we have the title, Ultraman The Adventure Begins, after the credits saying it's a Hanna-Barbera production, co-produced with Tsuburaya Productions and Ashi Productions Studio Sign, distributed by Toho, of all people.

These are the stars.