I believe many viewers know that Altman is a special film made by Eiji Tsuburaya, director of Round Valley Company. The first Altman's work was published in 1966, and Otto soldiers still appeared until now. Although Eiji Tsuburaya is the founder of Altman, there are few Altman works that he personally shot, and all his later Altman works were shot by the next director of the company. What are the Altman's works shot by Eiji Tsuburaya himself? Let me say it briefly.

"A Generation of Altman" is Altman's first work, which is also broadcast in the form of TV version. In fact, there are many names of the first generation, and his real name is Altman. Later known as Altman, the hero of the universe. Finally got the name of the first generation. When Eiji Tsuburaya filmed the TV version of Altman for the first time, there were many settings because of financial problems, such as the setting that the time limit was mainly due to lack of money.

The second Altman's work is Saiwen. The man who filmed Saiwen Altman in Eiji Tsuburaya was already very rich at that time, so when he had enough money, he cancelled all the settings in the original Altman plot on Saiwen. Who would have thought that Severn Altman's ratings were very unsatisfactory, and even some viewers began to reflect on why there were no previous settings, and then added those settings again during the filming process.

When Severn's ratings plummeted, Eiji Tsuburaya was so angry that he would never make an Altman special film again. Severn was released in 1967, and until Eiji Tsuburaya died in 1970, he only made two Altman works in his life. Ultraman Jack, which appeared later, was an Altman work shot by Round Valley Company in memory of Eiji Tsuburaya.