Netflix Sets ULTRAMAN CG-Animated Feature Film For 2024

New teaser art courtesy of Netflix. ©TSUBURAYA PRODUCTIONS

Source: Netflix press release

Netflix has announced their CG-animated ULTRAMAN feature film -- first announced back in May 2021 -- will debut on the streaming service in 2024. Produced in partnership with Tsuburaya Productions, the movie is co-directed by Shannon Tindle (THE CROODS, KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS) and John Aoshima (GRAVITY FALLS, DUCKTALES). This is a separate project from Netflix's ULTRAMAN (ウルトラマン, Urutoraman, 2019) anime series which will release its third and final season on March 11th.

Synopsis

Netflix’s ULTRAMAN follows baseball superstar Ken Sato as he returns to his home country of Japan to pick up the mantle of Earth-defending superhero Ultraman. He soon finds more than he bargained for when he’s forced to raise the offspring of his greatest foe. Ken must go on a heroic journey, balancing parenthood, his estranged father, and the relentless Kaiju Defense Force to rise beyond his ego and discover what it truly means to be Ultraman.

Credits

Director: Shannon Tindle

Co-Director: John Aoshima

Written by: Shannon Tindle, Marc Haimes

Produced by: Tom Knott, Lisa Poole

Production Companies: Tsuburaya Productions, Industrial Light and Magic (ILM)

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About Tsuburaya Productions

Tsuburaya Productions is a leading independent Japanese production company, founded in 1963 by Eiji Tsuburaya. The company has continued to produce content that has been licensed to both the domestic and international markets. The company also engages in licensing, merchandising, publishing, and live stage shows and events, exploiting the IP it creates and owns.