Ultraman Graffiti

Tokusatsu (特撮) is a term originally coined to describe to a specific brand of special effects-heavy live-action movies and television (in fact, the word translates directly as "special effects"). The genre was popularised by Godzilla (1954), though the term actually predates it slightly.

In modern times, the word is often instead used to describe a particular sort of superhero series, featuring one, two or several characters who can transform into outfits that cover the entire body, concealing their identity and provide them with various abilities, either magical or through advanced technology. When there are multiple characters, such as the long-running Super Sentai series, they tend to each have a different theme colour.

There is quite a large crossover between Mecha (almost always of the Super Robot variety), as often Tokusatsu heroes will be able to either grow to giant size or command Mechas (often that can combine into increasingly powerful forms) in order to combat giant monsters. Another big area of overlap is with Mahou Shoujou, as both typically feature a multicoloured group of characters with flamboyant attacks. To that end, Tokusatsu is sometimes considered the "male equivalent" of Mahou Shoujou, though of course both have examples of going against this stereotype.

The following list is non-exhaustive. Should a significant number of additional titles be found, an addendum may be made. There is no real order other than keeping series together and prioritising more notable titles.

so I mostly wanted to make my own stack of this, potentially including stuff not in the existing similar stacks? & framed slightly differently, so maybe it can exist? lol.

if not it can be unlisted.

no mecha series in this one, and still struggled to fit everything.

Here you will find a compilation of all the anime productions about Ultraman, including spin-offs such as Ultra Nyan, Kaiju Girls, Kaiju Sakaba and a couple of parodies. Also included are the SSSS GRIDMAN and SSSS DYNAZENON series by Tsuburaya and Trigger, as well as the unofficial Chinese movies by Chaiyo Productions.