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* HalloweenEpisode: Episode 17. There's a special Halloween arrangement of the opening theme, and friendly aliens wanted to organize a party at a spooky mansion.
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* HalloweenEpisode: Episode 17. There's a special Halloween arrangement of the opening theme, and friendly aliens wanted to organize organising a party at a spooky mansion.
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! Spoilers for the New Generation Heroes continuity of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' preceding this one, including ''Series/UltramanOrb'' may be left unmarked. Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned!
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''[[{{Tagline}} Color me with your power! R/B!]]'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''[[{{Tagline}} Color me with your power! power!]]'' ''[[TitleDrop R/B!]]'']]
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** The episode where the Ultras battled Dada has a quick nod to ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'' in the penultimate Ultra-vs-kaiju battle, when a stray bolt from Dada's shrink gun accidentally hits a random civilian's car, just as the car's owner is standing beside his vehicle and about to enter, much to the unfortunate owner's bewilderment. It's worth noting that both instances involves a CreatorCameo - the MCU film have this happening to Stan Lee during his obligatory cameo, while in the episode this happens to Kiyotaka Taguchi, a long-time director of the Ultra series.
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** The episode where the Ultras battled Dada has a quick nod to ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'' [[note]] released a few months before the episode [[/note]] in the penultimate Ultra-vs-kaiju battle, when a stray bolt from Dada's shrink gun accidentally hits a random civilian's car, just as the car's owner is standing beside his vehicle and about to enter, much to the unfortunate owner's bewilderment. It's worth noting that both instances involves a CreatorCameo - the MCU film have this happening to Stan Lee during his obligatory cameo, while in the episode this happens to Kiyotaka Taguchi, a long-time director of the Ultra series.
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** The episode where the Ultras battled Dada has a quick nod to ''Film/AntManAndTheWasp'' in the penultimate Ultra-vs-kaiju battle, when a stray bolt from Dada's shrink gun accidentally hits a random civilian's car, just as the car's owner is standing beside his vehicle and about to enter, much to the unfortunate owner's bewilderment. It's worth noting that both instances involves a CreatorCameo - the MCU film have this happening to Stan Lee during his obligatory cameo, while in the episode this happens to Kiyotaka Taguchi, a long-time director of the Ultra series.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series explores the theme of family, and even has a lot of comedic moments in the battle against Ultras and monsters.
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* KnightOfCerebus:
** Unlike the bumbling LaughablyEvil Aizen/Cereza, Saki Mitsurugi is played very seriously, and if anything, in a tragic and sympathetic light considering that she's actually the younger sister to the two titular Ultras. With the former now out of the picture, things get even more bleak as the Minato siblings find a way to bring their mother back after being TrappedInAnotherWorld for the remainder of the series, and then we learn Saki's DarkAndTroubledPast, which ultimately heralds the appearance of [[FinalBoss Reugosite]].
** Ultraman Tregear in TheMovie. By the time he shows up causing all sorts of mayhem, you know you're in for a Hell. This even extends into the [[Series/UltramanTaiga succeeding season]] where he is the BigBad.
* LighterAndSofter:This Unlike its [[Series/UltramanGeed predecessor]], the series explores leans on a more SliceOfLife approach. Even the theme of family, and even has a lot of comedic moments in BigBad from the battle against Ultras and monsters.first half of the series is [[LaughablyEvil downright hilarious from the get-go]]. However, things come to an abrupt change when [[KnightOfCerebus Saki Mitsurugi]] shows up...
** Unlike the bumbling LaughablyEvil Aizen/Cereza, Saki Mitsurugi is played very seriously, and if anything, in a tragic and sympathetic light considering that she's actually the younger sister to the two titular Ultras. With the former now out of the picture, things get even more bleak as the Minato siblings find a way to bring their mother back after being TrappedInAnotherWorld for the remainder of the series, and then we learn Saki's DarkAndTroubledPast, which ultimately heralds the appearance of [[FinalBoss Reugosite]].
** Ultraman Tregear in TheMovie. By the time he shows up causing all sorts of mayhem, you know you're in for a Hell. This even extends into the [[Series/UltramanTaiga succeeding season]] where he is the BigBad.
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* {{Bookends}}: Of the entire Heisei Era Ultra Series as a whole, with this one being the last before Emperor Akihito abdicated his throne. ''Series/UltramanTiga'' was the first and only of the Heisei Series to actually focus on a Halloween-themed episode, until ''R/B'' came along.
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* CerebusRetcon: The show's opening theme reveals a shooting star that fell upon Ayaka City, which was the foundation of that city's origin. [[spoiler:As the story goes on, its revealed that said meteor was a pair of brothers and their sister falling from the sky after attempting to protect Earth, resulting in the brothers' deaths, their powers inherited to the Minato siblings and their sister survived but turned into a vengeful WellIntentionedExtremist OmnicidalManiac]].
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* SpecialEditionTitle: In [[HalloweenEpisode Episode 17]], the theme is rearranged with a spooky yet upbeat Halloween arrangement, and clips from the episode play for a few seconds.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In episode 3, Rosso and Blu fought against Gargorgon and the latter was briefly petrified. [[spoiler:Episode 23 shows a BadFuture wherein the brothers fought against Reugosite in its gaseous state and were petrified to death. Thankfully this future was averted in the final episode]].
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* DeconReconSwitch: The first half of the series is a deconstruction of the more recent Ultra Series, wherein instead of the main villain aiming for an even more malicious plan by orchestrating monster attacks, Makoto Aizen is portrayed as a HeroicWannabe and a darker take on the AscendedFanboy trope who wants to be an Ultraman because of his childhood dream, with all those monster attacks on the city he orchestrated and antagonism towards Rosso and Blu were all out of what he considered as a popularity contest. [[spoiler:By the time [[KnightOfCerebus Saki Mitsurugi]] rolls in, she displays a bigger threat by ousting Makoto and took his place as an even more threatening villain with a [[WellIntentionedExtremist rather justified reason]] to destroy Earth in hopes of defeating an AncientEvil PlanetEater EldritchAbomination and [[ItsPersonal avenge her brothers' deaths]]. Her arc in the story puts the titular SiblingTeam in a dilemma to defeat Reugosite while saving Earth at the same time.]]
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* GrandFinale: Of the franchise's Heisei era, since Emperor Akihito was succeeded by Prince Naruhito.
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* MissingMom: The Minato siblings loses their mother Mio 8 years before the series begins. Her disappearances leads to Katsumi quitting his dream as a baseball player to support his dad's business, Isami to study in a college and follow her footsteps while Asahi took over the role in housekeeping.
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* MissingMom: The Minato siblings loses lose their mother Mio 8 years before the series begins. Her disappearances leads to Katsumi quitting his dream as a baseball player to support his dad's business, Isami to study in a college and follow her footsteps while Asahi took over the role in housekeeping.housekeeping.
* PromotionToOpeningTitles: [[spoiler:Once Mio finally returns in TheTeaser of episode 22, she finally gets promoted to appearing in the opening credits sequence starting with said episode.]]
* PromotionToOpeningTitles: [[spoiler:Once Mio finally returns in TheTeaser of episode 22, she finally gets promoted to appearing in the opening credits sequence starting with said episode.]]
