Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 3 (click to see context) from:
* HarsherInHindsight: TDF's attempt to repurpose King Joe which backfired on them when the robot was hacked by the Rajakahm Stone would be repeated in ''Series/UltramanZ'' as the case of Ultroid Zero, which gets mutated into the FinalBoss Destrudos that the heroes had to fight in order to save Earth from destruction.
to:
* HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** TDF's attempt to repurpose King Joe which backfired on them when the robot was hacked by the Rajakahm Stone would be repeated in ''Series/UltramanZ'' as the case of Ultroid Zero, which gets mutated into the FinalBoss Destrudos that the heroes had to fight in order to save Earth fromdestruction.destruction.
** Satomi calls out to Shima in Betrayal Sun from the 1998 trilogy that his malice will soon come back to bite him in the ass when the MonsterOfTheWeek offers mankind a chance to get rid of their Minus Energy. In ''Ultraseven Evolution Pentalogy'', Shima's negative energy inadvertently drive Neo Pandon to a rampaging spree when the Plant Life Form was able to defuse the situation. To twist the knife further, not only Shima killed said Plant Life Form out of unfounded paranoia, [[spoiler:Satomi died an episode earlier]] before she could bear witness as to how she was right in her rant from four years prior.
** Also crossed with FridgeBrilliance: Furuhashi being one of the many TDF officers to oppose Kaji's Operation Friendship takes a lot deeper meaning as it can be backtrack to episode 26 of original Ultraseven, wherein everyone except Dan are supporting the R-1 interstellar missile which results with the native monster of Planet Gyeron coming to Earth to exact its revenge. To Furuhashi (as by this point he had learned that Dan is Seven), he is seeing the mistakes he and his old UG teammates [[spoiler:being repeated by Kaji and his men]].
** TDF's attempt to repurpose King Joe which backfired on them when the robot was hacked by the Rajakahm Stone would be repeated in ''Series/UltramanZ'' as the case of Ultroid Zero, which gets mutated into the FinalBoss Destrudos that the heroes had to fight in order to save Earth from
** Satomi calls out to Shima in Betrayal Sun from the 1998 trilogy that his malice will soon come back to bite him in the ass when the MonsterOfTheWeek offers mankind a chance to get rid of their Minus Energy. In ''Ultraseven Evolution Pentalogy'', Shima's negative energy inadvertently drive Neo Pandon to a rampaging spree when the Plant Life Form was able to defuse the situation. To twist the knife further, not only Shima killed said Plant Life Form out of unfounded paranoia, [[spoiler:Satomi died an episode earlier]] before she could bear witness as to how she was right in her rant from four years prior.
** Also crossed with FridgeBrilliance: Furuhashi being one of the many TDF officers to oppose Kaji's Operation Friendship takes a lot deeper meaning as it can be backtrack to episode 26 of original Ultraseven, wherein everyone except Dan are supporting the R-1 interstellar missile which results with the native monster of Planet Gyeron coming to Earth to exact its revenge. To Furuhashi (as by this point he had learned that Dan is Seven), he is seeing the mistakes he and his old UG teammates [[spoiler:being repeated by Kaji and his men]].
Added DiffLines:
* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Contrary to the appearing alien villains in 1999 Hexalogy, Kaji himself took the massive brunt of hate from fans as despite the show trying to portray himself as an anti hero at best, his warhawk personality means that he either starts or escalates the conflict between TDG and the opposing MonsterOfTheWeek even further.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
"Idiot Plot" is now Flame Bait.
Deleted line(s) 7 (click to see context) :
* IdiotPlot: The first episode of 1999 Hexalogy has Alien Valkyrie discrediting the Ultra Guard and the late Furuhashi due to his justified fear that TDF is launching their attack on other planets, with his own being doomed to destruction as well. The real problem here is that Valkyrie was framing the Ultra Garrison and Furuhashi, aka. '''''the very people who opposed Kaji's planetary bombardment plan''''' including the fact that through his own exposure on Earth (and the atrocities he did by {{Body Surf}}ing to discredit the Ultra Garrison) [[SelfFulfillingProphecy that it leads to his own planet's demise]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Approved by the thread
.
.Added DiffLines:
*CompleteMonster: [[ManipulativeBastard Alien Garut]] ("[[AliensAreBastards Metal Alien]]") from ''Ultraseven Evolution'' is the overarching villain of the final Heisei Ultraseven OV Series. Coming in contact with the Akashic Records, a stone that prophecies the evolutionary path of Earth, Garut decided to tamper with it--considered one of the greatest universal crimes--to [[KillAllHumans doom humanity to extinction]] and give rise to a plant-based species who he would manipulate to become their ruler. To make sure his false prophecy comes to pass, Garut manipulates the Alien Pegassa, Alien Godola, and human psychic children. Garut uses the former two to KillAndReplace most of the TDF and the latter to brainwash most of the population on Earth. Garut's allies assumed that they would be able to rule over the Earth in return, but in fact were nothing more than disposable pawns [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness to be thrown away]]. When the Ultra Garrison and Ultraseven get close to the Akashic Records, Garut summons his monster pet, Gaimos, to kill everyone in the vicinity.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* {{Padding}}: 1999 Hexalogy has six episodes but in terms of plot importance only the first and last episodes really matter with the episodes in between being disconnected from the main overarching plot line of operation friendship.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
fixing capitalization
Changed line(s) 7 (click to see context) from:
* MoralEventHorizon: Whereas several of the appearing aliens are accounted for their vile actions, TDF staff officer Kaji takes the cake by launching Operation: Friendship to bombard any planets that potentially threatened the Earth, as well as killing those who knew the existence of Omega Files (some of the victims include the old Captain Kiriyama of the first Ultra Garrison).
to:
* MoralEventHorizon: Whereas several of the appearing aliens are accounted for their vile actions, TDF staff officer Kaji takes the cake by launching Operation: Friendship to bombard any planets that potentially threatened the Earth, as well as killing those who knew the existence of Omega Files (some of the victims include the old Captain Kiriyama of the first Ultra Garrison).Garrison).
----
----
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 6 (click to see context) from:
* IdiotPlot: The first episode of 1999 Hexalogy has Alien Valkyrie discrediting the Ultra Guard and the late Furuhashi due to his justified fear that TDF is launching their attack on other planets, with his own being doomed to destruction as well. The real problem here is that Valkyrie was framing the Ultra Garrison and Furuhashi, aka. ''''''the very people who opposed Kaji's planetary bombardment plan''''' including the fact that through his own exposure on Earth (and the atrocities he did by {{Body Surf}}ing to discredit the Ultra Garrison) [[SelfFulfillingProphecy that it leads to his own planet's demise]].
to:
* IdiotPlot: The first episode of 1999 Hexalogy has Alien Valkyrie discrediting the Ultra Guard and the late Furuhashi due to his justified fear that TDF is launching their attack on other planets, with his own being doomed to destruction as well. The real problem here is that Valkyrie was framing the Ultra Garrison and Furuhashi, aka. ''''''the '''''the very people who opposed Kaji's planetary bombardment plan''''' including the fact that through his own exposure on Earth (and the atrocities he did by {{Body Surf}}ing to discredit the Ultra Garrison) [[SelfFulfillingProphecy that it leads to his own planet's demise]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5 (click to see context) from:
** Episode 6 of the 1999 Hexalogy has the story's antagonist try to aim for the artifact in the Earth military that can change the status quo of a race while the protagonist try to protect it from being destroyed. This is ''Ultraseven 1999''[='=]s final episode "I am an Earthling", as well as ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam Unicorn''[='=]s final OVA. Now if only the ending is the same.
to:
** Episode 6 of the 1999 Hexalogy has the story's antagonist try to aim for the artifact in the Earth military that can change the status quo of a race while the protagonist try to protect it from being destroyed. This is ''Ultraseven 1999''[='=]s final episode "I am an Earthling", as well as ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam Unicorn''[='=]s ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamUnicorn''[='=]s final OVA. Now if only the ending is the same.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* EvilIsCool: The robots Daitekkai and King Joe II, as well as Alien Garut are well liked by the audiences due to their modern design.
* HarsherInHindsight: TDF's attempt to repurpose King Joe which backfired on them when the robot was hacked by the Rajakahm Stone would be repeated in ''Series/UltramanZ'' as the case of Ultroid Zero, which gets mutated into the FinalBoss Destrudos that the heroes had to fight in order to save Earth from destruction.
* HilariousInHindsight:
** Episode 5 of the 1999 Hexalogy has King Joe being attempted to be repurposed for TDF's use in their fight against alien invaders, only to go out of control when the Rajakahm Stone hacked into the robot. It took 21 years in real life that in ''Series/UltramanZ'', the audience finally got a heroic King Joe that fights alongside the BadassCrew.
** Episode 6 of the 1999 Hexalogy has the story's antagonist try to aim for the artifact in the Earth military that can change the status quo of a race while the protagonist try to protect it from being destroyed. This is ''Ultraseven 1999''[='=]s final episode "I am an Earthling", as well as ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam Unicorn''[='=]s final OVA. Now if only the ending is the same.
* IdiotPlot: The first episode of 1999 Hexalogy has Alien Valkyrie discrediting the Ultra Guard and the late Furuhashi due to his justified fear that TDF is launching their attack on other planets, with his own being doomed to destruction as well. The real problem here is that Valkyrie was framing the Ultra Garrison and Furuhashi, aka. ''''''the very people who opposed Kaji's planetary bombardment plan''''' including the fact that through his own exposure on Earth (and the atrocities he did by {{Body Surf}}ing to discredit the Ultra Garrison) [[SelfFulfillingProphecy that it leads to his own planet's demise]].
* MoralEventHorizon: Whereas several of the appearing aliens are accounted for their vile actions, TDF staff officer Kaji takes the cake by launching Operation: Friendship to bombard any planets that potentially threatened the Earth, as well as killing those who knew the existence of Omega Files (some of the victims include the old Captain Kiriyama of the first Ultra Garrison).
* HarsherInHindsight: TDF's attempt to repurpose King Joe which backfired on them when the robot was hacked by the Rajakahm Stone would be repeated in ''Series/UltramanZ'' as the case of Ultroid Zero, which gets mutated into the FinalBoss Destrudos that the heroes had to fight in order to save Earth from destruction.
* HilariousInHindsight:
** Episode 5 of the 1999 Hexalogy has King Joe being attempted to be repurposed for TDF's use in their fight against alien invaders, only to go out of control when the Rajakahm Stone hacked into the robot. It took 21 years in real life that in ''Series/UltramanZ'', the audience finally got a heroic King Joe that fights alongside the BadassCrew.
** Episode 6 of the 1999 Hexalogy has the story's antagonist try to aim for the artifact in the Earth military that can change the status quo of a race while the protagonist try to protect it from being destroyed. This is ''Ultraseven 1999''[='=]s final episode "I am an Earthling", as well as ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam Unicorn''[='=]s final OVA. Now if only the ending is the same.
* IdiotPlot: The first episode of 1999 Hexalogy has Alien Valkyrie discrediting the Ultra Guard and the late Furuhashi due to his justified fear that TDF is launching their attack on other planets, with his own being doomed to destruction as well. The real problem here is that Valkyrie was framing the Ultra Garrison and Furuhashi, aka. ''''''the very people who opposed Kaji's planetary bombardment plan''''' including the fact that through his own exposure on Earth (and the atrocities he did by {{Body Surf}}ing to discredit the Ultra Garrison) [[SelfFulfillingProphecy that it leads to his own planet's demise]].
* MoralEventHorizon: Whereas several of the appearing aliens are accounted for their vile actions, TDF staff officer Kaji takes the cake by launching Operation: Friendship to bombard any planets that potentially threatened the Earth, as well as killing those who knew the existence of Omega Files (some of the victims include the old Captain Kiriyama of the first Ultra Garrison).
