my protective eight brothers

The Otto Eight brothers were referring to the battle in the Final Battle! The eight Ultramen in Super Otto 8 Brothers were the first Ultraman, Savon Ultraman, Jack Ultraman, Ace Ultraman, Diga Ultraman, Dina Ultraman, Gaia Ultraman, and Monbius Ultraman. The movie was released in Japan on September 13, 2008. It told the story of how in a parallel world, Yuan Daiku, Asuka Shin, and Takayama Kimura gradually forgot Ultraman after growing up and lived the lives of ordinary people. However, they later found their faith and fought against monsters and evil forces with Ultraman. During this process, the First Generation, Savon, Jack, and Ace saved Mumbius and joined forces to destroy Kigacimera. The Dark Shadow Mage appeared in a huge form and threatened humans. In the end, he was destroyed by the eight Ultraman's shining forms.

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"The final battle! The Super 8 Otto Brothers was a movie version produced by Japan's Round Valley Corporation. There were many leading actors, including Hiroshi Nagano and Takami Yoshimoto. It was released in Japan on September 13, 2008. In the parallel world setting of the movie, Yuan Dagu, Asuka Shin, and Takayama Isamu grew up together and loved Ultraman, but gradually forgot Ultraman and lived an ordinary life after they grew up. After the mysterious mirage appeared in Yokohama City, Ogu began to have strange dreams. He dreamed that Hayada and others had turned into Ultraman. As the plot developed, Dagu met Ultraman in a parallel world and began to doubt the authenticity of the dream. Then, he crossed time and space to fight with Monbius. He also awakened other brave people to save the world together and finally defeated the dark shadow mage and Kigacimera. After the mission was completed, Hibino Mirai bid farewell to Ogu and turned into light to leave. Ogu, Asuka, and My Dream regained their dreams and realized them. Finally, Ogu and the others flew to Otto's Star in a spaceship. The screenwriter of this movie was very creative. It incorporated the concept of a parallel world and was full of emotions and memories. It scored 8.8 points on Douban and was praised by many fans as the most classic movie version of Ultraman's works. At the same time, it was also one of the few films that Ultraman and the city worked together on. The filming coincided with the 150th anniversary of the opening of the port in Yokohama. The battle venue and setting in the film were closely related to Yokohama, and it was one of the more popular films in the history of Ultraman's works.

According to Round Valley's ranking of the six Ottle brothers in the magazine more than 40 years ago (excluding Leo), they were: 1. Taylor;2. Ace;3. Savin;4. Zofee;5. Jack;6. First Generation. However, the validity and credibility of this ranking were now in doubt. There was no official ranking information for the Ultraman Eight brothers, only partial ranking information for the six Ultraman brothers.