It was a year ago that I took The Ultra Project live, announcing to the internet my creation of a website providing episode-by-episode reviews of the Japanese Ultra series. I’d already spent two months working on the site, writing the first batch of reviews, then doing a soft launch in late August. It wasn’t until after I posted the first Ultraseven episode review that I was ready to unveil the site to the, uhm, eager public.
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Welcome to the most wonderful month of the year. The month of imagination.
October is one of my busiest months, where I try to cram in as much seasonal viewing and reading as possible. Fortunately, I’ve got The Ultra Project onto a regular schedule, with two posts going up each week on Wednesdays and Saturdays. I may have a few bonus posts pop up, but this is what you can expect for at least the next month. I already have all the regular October posts written and scheduled, with a special episode review falling on October 30th. I didn’t even have to go out of episode order to get this review to land on Devil’s Night. The timing just worked out, thanks to the Star of Ultra or something.
Thank you to all who have visited the site during its first month of existence. I’m hoping to draw more readers through October and keep the site moving until I fully break free of the Google sandbox. If you like my posts, please share them on social media. (That was my requisite bit of begging. Had to do it once.)
The Ultra Project is now live and out to the public!
I’ve worked on this site for about two months after several years of pondering it. I gave the site a beta-launch two weeks ago when I made the posts public, but I made no official announcement about it to anyone except for a friend who could provide feedback. But as of this morning, I’ve sent out the blast to social media — “Hey, look at this!”
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Greetings, residents of Earth! My name is Ryan, and if you want to know more about me and my writing, please visit my other site and maybe buy my book while you’re there. If you’re on this site, you’ve found the space where I take a journey through the long-running Ultra Series (a.k.a. the Ultraman series), a Japanese science-fiction and fantasy franchise that started in 1966 and is still zooming along today.
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The Ultra Project 