JAPAN IP CATALYST
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Ultraman

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Tsuburaya Productions' giant hero born in 1966, symbolizing Japanese tokusatsu culture. Recent Netflix anime and Hollywood film projects are driving a global IP reassessment.

최종 수록일:편집: JAPAN IP CATALYST편집 방침출처: 하단 관련 링크 참조

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카테고리:Content IP
서브카테고리:Film & TV
소재지:Tokyo
시대:1966-present
영향 범위:세계
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