Ultraman Tiga
Foreign productions include the 1987 Hanna-Barbera co-production ' (in Japanese, "Ultraman USA"), an animated movie; ' (in Japanese, "Ultraman Great"), produced in Australia in 1991 and "" (in Japanese, "Ultraman Powered"), produced in the United States in 1993. The Ultraman series have also been dubbed into various languages, including English, Spanish (only "Ultra Q", the original "Ultraman", "Ultraseven", "Return of Ultraman", "Ultraman Great" and "Ultraman Tiga" were known to be translated into Spanish), Portuguese ("Ultraman", "Ultraseven", "Return of Ultraman" and "Ultraman Tiga" in Brazil), Korean, Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese, Indonesian, and Filipino ("Ultraman", "Ultraseven", "Return of Ultraman", " Ultraman Taro", "Ultraman Tiga", "Ultraman Dyna", "Ultraman Gaia", "Ultraman Nexus", "Ultraman Max" and "Ultraman Mebius"). Also of note is the American English dub of "Ultraman Tiga" by 4Kids Entertainment that aired in 2002. The dub considerably distorted the characterization and general mood of the series, and it achieved only limited success.