The 60th anniversary work of the Ultraman series! A tokusatsu drama that, while depicting how a single alien grows into a hero, portrays from a new perspective a universal theme of the Ultraman series: "humans and Ultramen, monsters, and aliens -- beings of different species who overcome doubt and repulsion, accept their differences, and join hands." The lead role of "Ibuki Mitsuishi" is played by newcomer Aoi Iwasaki, taking his first starring role in a TV drama! Takashi Ninomiya serves as the main director of the drama parts, with Shigenori Tanabe in charge of the script and series composition! In this work, his first participation in a Tsuburaya Productions production, a new Ultraman world is constructed! Furthermore, the special effects parts are handled by Takanori Tsujimoto, who has led the series in recent years, as special effects chief director. A fusion of the drama parts under a new staff structure and the seasoned special effects parts is realized! -- On a planet called "H12" somewhere in the universe. That planet, closely resembling Earth, is one day attacked by space monsters that came from another world. As the planet collapses and perishes, there was one alien who escaped to Earth. "Teo" -- a lonely alien who would eventually grow into "Ultraman." As Ibuki Mitsuishi, a third-year student in the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Meishin University, he spent calm university days communing with the animals he loved, even while unable to adapt to Earth's common sense. However, the space monster that destroyed his home world suddenly attacks, and a crisis comes to Earth. When his strong desire to "protect" rouses his heart, which trembles at past memories, a dazzling light transforms Ibuki into a blue giant of light! *The "tsuji" in Takanori Tsujimoto's name is officially written with a single-dot shinnyou radical. [Enclosed Bonus (1)] [SPECIAL DISC] (approx. 100 min.) Making-of footage, Episode 1 preview, Non-credit opening, Non-credit ending, PV and CM collection, and Special compilation edition. [Enclosed Bonus (2)] commentary booklet (full-color, 24 pages). [Packaging] Special wraparound box.