Digital Monster Color Ultraman Series 60th Edition
To celebrate 60 years of Ultraman, Bandai has crossed the franchise with Digital Monster COLOR, letting fans nurture more than 40 Ultra Heroes and monsters—including Zetton, the monster that killed Ultraman—and send them into battle against Digimon.

Ever wanted to care for and nurture an Ultraman? Admittedly, that is a ridiculous thought. Yet it is considerably less alarming than wanting to raise Red King, Alien Baltan, or Zetton—the last of whom once killed Ultraman. Nevertheless, the new Digital Monster COLOR Ultraman Series 60th Edition lets you do both.

Digital Monster Color Ultraman Series 60th Edition

Released to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Ultraman series, this Digital Monster crossover contains more than 40 raisable Ultra Heroes and monsters. Your tiny defender—or destroyer—can also battle Digimon, finally settling a playground argument nobody realized needed settling.

The device is offered in Ultraman Henshin Color, inspired by Ultraman’s transformation sequence, and Graffiti Ultra Heroes Color, decorated with pixel artwork. Both feature Ultraman, Ultraman Tiga, and Ultraman Zero-themed designs, though their internal programs and gameplay are identical.

Like other Digital Monster COLOR devices, it has a color display, interchangeable backgrounds, a rechargeable battery, and USB-C charging. It can also communicate with compatible Digital Monster COLOR and Digimon Pendulum COLOR devices, allowing your carefully nurtured Zetton to make friends—or immediately start trouble.

The Digital Monster COLOR Ultraman Series 60th Edition measures approximately 63 × 44 × 19 mm and commands 7,700 yen [JP], or about US$52. Reservations run through September 6, 2026, with deliveries expected in February 2027.

Digital Monster Color Ultraman Series 60th Edition
Digital Monster Color Ultraman Series 60th Edition
Digital Monster Color Ultraman Series 60th Edition
Digital Monster Color Ultraman Series 60th Edition
Digital Monster Color Ultraman Series 60th Edition

Images: Premium Bandai [JP].

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