ULTRAMAN fans now have a new way to experience the legendary franchise as Mill Creek Entertainment, in partnership with Tsuburaya Productions, has officially launched a Free Ad-supported Streaming (FAST) ULTRAMAN Channel on Prime Video.
Offering nearly 210 hours of content, the new dedicated channel brings together more than 80 films and series, spanning nearly six decades of the iconic superhero’s history. The channel allows both longtime fans and newcomers to immerse themselves in this thrilling universe, from classic adventures to the latest installments.
“With the ULTRAMAN Channel, we’re not just entertaining; we’re also celebrating a cultural phenomenon that has connected fans through generations,” said Jeff Hayne, SVP of Acquisitions at Mill Creek Entertainment. “We are excited to provide a platform where longtime fans can relive their favorite moments while also welcoming newcomers to the awe-inspiring world of ULTRAMAN.”
The new channel features beloved classics like Ultra Q, the original Ultraman, and the blockbuster Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial. Fans can also look forward to new TV series and movie releases, many of which will be available in English-dubbed versions for the first time.
David Kornblum, President & CEO of Tsuburaya Fields Media & Picture Entertainment, emphasized the lasting impact of the franchise: “Since Ultraman’s creation by Eiji Tsuburaya more than a half-century ago, Ultraman has stood the test of time across multiple generations of fans, young and old. With the advent of the ULTRAMAN Channel, we look forward to expanding the audience further for this seminal character while providing core fans with the deepest access to the catalog.”
Since its debut in 1966 with Ultra Q, the franchise has grown into a global phenomenon, inspiring television series, films, video games, and collectibles. The launch of the ULTRAMAN Channel comes at a time of significant growth for the brand, cementing its presence in the expanding streaming landscape.
Fans can start watching the new channel now on Amazon Prime Video’s Live TV tab.
Source: Tsuburaya Productions
