Re: What are you listening to?
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2024 1:45 pm
I think it's time to educate y'all about Ultrashit.
In the entire history of Ultraman, there is one song more influential than anyone else.
One song that has been remixed and reimagined more often than any other.
And one word that has etched itself into the brains of Ultrafags throughout the globe: Wandaba
The defense team's theme from Return of Ultraman (not Ultraman Jack; he got that name way, way later, despite modern official subs of showa era Ultraman trying to gaslight you into thinking otherwise) has served as the template for nearly every defense team that would follow, each one giving it its own spin.
Like the more dramatic Ultraman Ace rendition.
Or this goofy shit for Ultraman's goofiest team from Ultraman Taro.
There are even versions with actual lyrics.
And of course even the newer shows still copy it. Here's the fast-paced one from Ultraman Z.
Or the most current one from Ultraman Blazar, which is more taiko-heavy to give it a more tribal feel.
In the entire history of Ultraman, there is one song more influential than anyone else.
One song that has been remixed and reimagined more often than any other.
And one word that has etched itself into the brains of Ultrafags throughout the globe: Wandaba
The defense team's theme from Return of Ultraman (not Ultraman Jack; he got that name way, way later, despite modern official subs of showa era Ultraman trying to gaslight you into thinking otherwise) has served as the template for nearly every defense team that would follow, each one giving it its own spin.
Like the more dramatic Ultraman Ace rendition.
Or this goofy shit for Ultraman's goofiest team from Ultraman Taro.
There are even versions with actual lyrics.
And of course even the newer shows still copy it. Here's the fast-paced one from Ultraman Z.
Or the most current one from Ultraman Blazar, which is more taiko-heavy to give it a more tribal feel.