Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Ultraman: Towards the Future (known also as Ultraman Great (ウルトラマンＧ（グレート）, Urutoraman Gurēto)) is a Tokusatsu TV series produced in 1990 in Australia by the South Australian Film Corporation and Japan's Tsuburaya Productions (the creators of the Ultraman character). There were 13 episodes filmed (the first 6 episodes were the \"Goudes Threat\" story arc). At the time, Eco-awareness was at a high, and many episodes included environmental themes. Ultraman's three minute time limit is also attributed to \"Earth's polluted atmosphere\" in this version.Although simply called \"Ultraman\" in the original Australian version, the series was titled Ultraman Great for its Japanese release; the 13-episode show was originally featured on home video and Laser Disc there on 25 September 1990, and was later broadcast on Tokyo Broadcasting System from 8 July to 30 September 1995. This was the 10th Ultra Series and the first produced in the Heisei era. The show was distributed in the United States by Sachs Family Entertainment, the show was broadcast in weekly syndication from 4 January to 28 March 1992.The series generated a merchandise line including toys, comic books and a video game."@en }
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- Ultraman:_Towards_the_Future abstract "Ultraman: Towards the Future (known also as Ultraman Great (ウルトラマンＧ（グレート）, Urutoraman Gurēto)) is a Tokusatsu TV series produced in 1990 in Australia by the South Australian Film Corporation and Japan's Tsuburaya Productions (the creators of the Ultraman character). There were 13 episodes filmed (the first 6 episodes were the \"Goudes Threat\" story arc). At the time, Eco-awareness was at a high, and many episodes included environmental themes. Ultraman's three minute time limit is also attributed to \"Earth's polluted atmosphere\" in this version.Although simply called \"Ultraman\" in the original Australian version, the series was titled Ultraman Great for its Japanese release; the 13-episode show was originally featured on home video and Laser Disc there on 25 September 1990, and was later broadcast on Tokyo Broadcasting System from 8 July to 30 September 1995. This was the 10th Ultra Series and the first produced in the Heisei era. The show was distributed in the United States by Sachs Family Entertainment, the show was broadcast in weekly syndication from 4 January to 28 March 1992.The series generated a merchandise line including toys, comic books and a video game.".