were well out of scale with the other toys, while the Ultraman figure lacked articulation. Also, despite being the main villain for the first story arc, neither version of Gudis was released as a toy in the DreamWorks line (although one did appear in Bandai's Japanese vinyl Ultraman line). Video game A video game based on the series was released for Super Nintendo Entertainment System/Super Famicom. It is thought to have awkward controls and an unfairly high level of difficulty by many. It was based around the same engine as a Japanese Ultraman game based on the original series. In the game Ultraman fights Gudis, Bogun, Deganja, Barrangas, Super Gudis, Gazebo, Majaba, Kodalar, and Kilazee. Comic book A comic book retelling of/sequel to the series, published in early 1993 by Harvey Comics' short-lived "Nemesis" label, was printed in the United States. However, the comic treats Ultraman Great as the same Ultraman from the original 1966 series. The comic has also been known to confuse Ultraman: Towards the Future with the subsequent American-produced series, Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero (which was released as Ultraman Powered in Japan), of which the comic had included plenty of full-color publicity pictures in many issues to generate interest. After four issues (five if the "Minus-1" issue is included), the comic series was cancelled once Harvey Comics went out of business the next year. Most of the issues had different collectible cover variants. Media Other appearances Ultraman vs. Kamen Rider: This movie used Great's stock footage in the original series. Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy: Ultraman Great, along with other M78 Ultra Warriors, fights against the evil Ultraman Belial. However, this series does not reference other Ultramen that came to Earth and Great is not a member of the "Ultra Brothers". Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy: Great is set to appear alongside fellow internationally-produced Ultraman, Ultraman Powered, in this 2020 YouTube miniseries. International broadcast In Thailand, this series aired on Channel 9 (is currently Channel 9 MCOT HD) in 1993 on Saturdays and Sundays late in the day. Sachs Family Entertainment distributed the show for American television via weekly syndication between 4 January 1992 and 28 March 1992. References Bibliography External links Ultraman G (Great) Blu-ray Box - Tsuburaya Production Promotion Page Ultraman G (Video 1) Ultraman G (Video 2) Ultraman G Gudis' counterattack - allcinema Ultraman G Monster Fighting Operation - allcinema Australian action television