Ultraman Big Transformation

is an educational series produced by Tsuburaya Chaiyo and licensed by T.C. Ruishi.
Released in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Ultraman Series, each full-length episode contains four mini-episodes, each comprising of a fight scene from the Ultraman shows and a related animated educational segment, before ending off with a small quiz segment and a word of advice from the Ultraman hero .
==Synopsis==
Since 1966, to protect the planet Earth and its inhabitants, the brave and courageous Ultra Heroes have repeatedly fought off monsters that threaten to disrupt the peace of the world. No matter how many times they have fallen, the Ultra Heroes will always rise up, refusing to give in to evil. 
And now, to commemorate the Ultra Family's 40th anniversary, the classic Ultraman characters will return to Earth once again, to teach the younglings of Earth about the importance of love, courage, dreams, unity and friendship, as well as about the wondrous world around them.
==Characters==
===Ultras===
*Ultraman
*Ultraseven
*Ultraman Jack
*Ultraman Ace
*Ultraman Taro
*Zoffy 
*Father of Ultra 
*Mother of Ultra 
==Cast==
*Female Hosts: , , 
*Child Cast: , , , , , , , , , , , , 
===Voice Actors===
*Ultraman: 
*Ultraseven: 
*Ultraman Jack, Ultraman Ace: 
*Ultraman Taro: 
==Staff==
*Executive Producer: 
*Co-Executive Producers: , 
*Planning: 
*Producer: 
*Co-Producers: , 
*Directors: , 
*Live Director: 
*Screenplay: , 
*Associate Producer: 
*Line Producer: 
*Production: , , 
*Camera: , 
*Designer: 
*Lighting: 
* Script: 
*Sound: 
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*Animation: , 
*Dubbing: , , 
==Home Media==
Episodes were released on VCD format in different variations:
*2-disc pack
*Specific hero collectionshttps://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%A5%A5%E7%89%B9%E6%9B%BC%E8%B6%85%E4%BA%BA%E5%A4%A7%E5%8F%98%E8%BA%AB/16703479:
**10-disc Ultraman collection
**11-disc Ultraseven collection
**10-disc Ultraman Jack collection
**11-disc Ultraman Ace collection
**10-disc Ultraman Taro collection
*13-disc volumes (Vol.1 and 2)
*26-disc complete collection
*52-disc complete collection
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File:CRDBS ultraman11p.jpg|10-disc Ultraman collection
File:CRDBS ace vcd11p.jpeg|11-disc Ultraman Ace collection
File:CRDBS 13p.jpg|13-disc volumes
File:CRDBS vcd26p vol1.png|26-disc volume
File:Ultraman Big Transformation.jpg|52-disc complete collection
==Legal Disputes==
Main article: Ultraman Series/Licensing Disputes
==Trivia==
*Unlike the stunt suits used in Project Ultraman's live shows, the suits used for this series are the actual suits used for Tsuburaya Chaiyo promotional material, without the photo-edited shine. Because of the suit's poor vision, the suit actors had to be held by the hand and guided to the podium by the child actors every time the Ultra "returns" from a fight.
*Surprisingly, the show retains a sense of continuity, with the child cast recalling what they have learned from previous episodes, and bidding farewell to the featured Ultraman hero when the production necessitates a change of hosts. The show is structured into segments, following this order: Ultraman (10 episodes), Ultraseven (11 episodes), Ultraman Jack (10 episodes), Ultraman Ace (11 episodes), and Ultraman Taro (10 episodes).
*For some reason, the placement of props on the set appear to change between episodes, with the seats and television alternating between the left and right of the screen.
==References==
Category:Productions
Category:Series