As a longtime fan of the Ultraman franchise, the announcement of the documentary 'The Origin of Ultraman' truly excites me. Celebrating 60 years of this legendary series, it’s remarkable how Ultraman has influenced countless creators and fans worldwide. What makes this documentary especially captivating is the star-studded lineup of interviewees: Guillermo del Toro, Hideaki Anno, Shinji Higuchi, and Hideo Kojima. Each brings a unique perspective—whether it’s del Toro’s mastery in fantasy cinema, Anno's revolutionary work in anime, Higuchi’s expertise in practical effects, or Kojima’s innovative storytelling in video games. The timing of the release, just a day before the first episode of Ultraman Teo airs, feels like a perfect tribute to how Ultraman has evolved and continues to inspire new generations. From my experience watching various Ultraman series, the combination of rich lore and groundbreaking special effects captivates audiences of all ages. The documentary is likely to deep-dive into these aspects, offering a behind-the-scenes look that fans like me really appreciate. I also share the hope that it will include English subtitles, making it accessible to global fans. Documentaries like this are more than just celebrations—they educate and deepen appreciation of the franchise’s cultural impact. If you’ve ever been curious about the roots of Ultraman or the creative forces behind its success, this film should be on your watchlist. Personally, I plan to watch it as soon as it’s available in cinemas or streaming platforms. For those interested in the intersection of Japanese pop culture and influential modern creators, 'The Origin of Ultraman' promises to be an enriching experience.