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It's been four decades since Ultraman hit TV screens all over Japan. To commemorate the anniversary of one of the first popular superhero series to be broadcast in color, toymaker Megahouse has created these stuffed Ultramen characters. They're designed based on the NTSC test patterns that were used to adapt them to the tube back in the day. Aweeeesome.
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my brother used to have pretty much ALL of the ultraman plastic figures. should've kept them, i bet they'd be worth a lot more now
Posted by: Alyssa | January 31, 2007 at 05:50 PM