#shinji kaminaga

[vitamimesea]

watched ultraman rising & shin ultraman back 2 back and i am loving both movies a lot

[chipsncookies]

The story begins with a bit of loneliness

[ladyaugment01]

this movie is fucking perfect. plain and simple, no arguments about it. and this line will never not hit me like a ton of bricks

[ask-cloverfield]

I think Shinji Kaminaga would have been transfixed by hopscotch

[kamen-rider-fanatic]

When your fandoms collide....

"Mother" rips open the shower curtain in Cabin 1 and is met with this

[nacch-an]

some sillies

[mikublanket]

gang can’t know i fw this 😭😭

[minominq]

i watched shin ultraman.

[landofanimes]

Akatsuki no Yona Musical (2024)

Character Portraits

Mirei Hoshina as Yona (✿) Aya Akane as Yona (☾) Ryono Kusachi as Son Hak (✿) Keisuke Kaminaga as Son Hak (☾)

Rui Kihara as Kija Shion Yoshitaka as Shin-Ah Shou Katou as Jae-Ha DION as Zeno Tsukasa Hiryu as Yun

Hisanori Satou as Kan Tae-Jun Daisuke Yanase as Yang Kum-Ji Miyuki Tsurugi as Gi-Gan Shinji Rachi as Suwon (Rachi is also the choreographer!)

Ensemble: Aki Harune, Mion Yajima, Natsumi Yoshida, Sayana Marei, Yu Yoshida, Yuki Yoshida, Leon Terashima, Fumiya Asano, Kaito Sado, Shota Senga

[beetletricks]

Merge Stories: Oscar and Ozpin vs Shinji Kaminaga and Ultraman

The moral of Shin Ultraman regarding Kaminaga's actions in saving a child versus Ultraman's broader mission of saving people can be seen as a reflection on the nature of heroism and responsibility. Kaminaga, who transforms into Ultraman, faces a dilemma: while Ultraman has a duty to protect humanity as a whole, Kaminaga's personal connection to individual lives—like saving a specific child—highlights the tension between the individual and the collective good.

In Shin Ultraman, the moral suggests that true heroism involves understanding the weight of individual lives within the context of larger responsibilities. Kaminaga's decision to save a child shows that heroes must balance personal compassion with their broader duty, implying that a hero's strength lies in their ability to

value both the one and the many.

Comparatively, in RWBY, Oscar Pine and Ozpin present a similar moral dilemma. Ozpin, much like Ultraman, represents the broader mission of protecting the world, often making decisions that prioritize the greater good, even at the cost of individual lives or personal relationships. Oscar, on the other hand, embodies a more human perspective, emphasizing the importance of

individual connections.

[pinkprettycure]

only character that has made me act so unhinged since Hot Woz Summer is Shinji "Ultraman" "Lipiah" Kaminaga from Shin Ultraman (2022) *starts barking and growling*

[ladyaugment01]

if the line "have you become so fond of humans, Ultraman?" doesn't fucking annihilate you, then i dunno what to say

I watched shin ultraman a few days ago i haven't stopped thinking about it I've listened to m87 nonstop my feelings about shin Ultraman is so deep that i can't find the right words to say everything but this is the gist of it it's just so *clutches chest* special to me

[inventors-fair]

The Power of Friendship entries, #20-29 of 27

Shallan Davar by @fractured-infinity - Stormlight Archives Shallan, Lightweaver by @aethernalstars - Stormlight Archives Shinji Kaminaga by @eveydeevey - Shin Ultraman Shirou Emiya by @curiooftheheart - Fate/Stay Night Stan Lee Cameo by @nine-effing-hells - Marvel Comics Suletta Mercury by @bread-into-toast - Gundam: The Witch from Mercury Sword and Shield by @deg99 - Monster Hunter Tai, Light of Courage by @horsecrash - Digimon Terry Bogard, Wild Wolf by @dabudder - Fatal Fury The Future Devil by @real-aspen-hours - Chainsaw Man

[riot-in-bloom]

today morning's thoughts: i am once again swooning at the thought of mr. kaminaga shinji. what a beautiful man.

oh, and happy birthday to takeru from ghost. i hope he's having a good one, he deserves it.

[nacch-an]

That time Ultraman got turned into a 50 cm tall marketable plushie

[ladyaugment01]

"Have you become so fond of humans, Ultraman?"