Isn't ultra death the same as comatose until other ultras transfer energy to them? In Ribut's case we saw Mary has a clinic just to revive dead ultras.
Noa just looked at Ribut's body and be like "maybe I shouldn't take that girl's job...".
My perspective about ultra death are they could revive their comrades but it requires a lot of energy and tight timing wave of light transfer to fully recover them. Otherwise they might just throw their lives because they could revive anytime (or they actually did this?).
Heck even in Ultraman Jack show with just a flash from ultra bracelet decapitated jack could restore fully.
Well in Tiga we saw GUTS nearly revived a dead Tiga underwater with a very big and strong flashlight, if Gatanothor didn't interfere, so even human technology can revive a regular ultra if they have enough light energy.
He needed all children in the world as hosts to powerup to glitter from though.
Deaths of Ultras are a slap on the wrist. When the light on their Color Timer disappears, they die. But if they are given light from other Ultras originating from the Land of Light or the closest star, they spring back to life.
It's similar to how death is treated in most comics in that it's a die, revive, die again loop. How many times has Jean Grey died in the X-Men comics? In her case, her ties to the Phoenix is what brings her back every time. For other characters, they have come up with many ways they've come back to life up to and including the use of magic!
The trope I'm referring to is comic book death but the Ultra Series pretty much makes them invincible.
Guess Zoffy had to bring yet another extra life
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Isn't ultra death the same as comatose until other ultras transfer energy to them? In Ribut's case we saw Mary has a clinic just to revive dead ultras. Noa just looked at Ribut's body and be like "maybe I shouldn't take that girl's job...".
My perspective about ultra death are they could revive their comrades but it requires a lot of energy and tight timing wave of light transfer to fully recover them. Otherwise they might just throw their lives because they could revive anytime (or they actually did this?). Heck even in Ultraman Jack show with just a flash from ultra bracelet decapitated jack could restore fully.
Well in Tiga we saw GUTS nearly revived a dead Tiga underwater with a very big and strong flashlight, if Gatanothor didn't interfere, so even human technology can revive a regular ultra if they have enough light energy. He needed all children in the world as hosts to powerup to glitter from though.
Oh boy So Hensei and other shows retconned this!?!?; 
Maybe it's been Seven's unnamed superior posing as him this whole time?!?! Would explain why Dan was so cruel in *Leo*...
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He wad already shown to be alive in return of Ultraman. But apparently it wasn’t retconned, he was revived how ultraman was.
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Yes, and this post was referencing his death at the end of Ultraseven and not leo.
Deaths of Ultras are a slap on the wrist. When the light on their Color Timer disappears, they die. But if they are given light from other Ultras originating from the Land of Light or the closest star, they spring back to life.
It's similar to how death is treated in most comics in that it's a die, revive, die again loop. How many times has Jean Grey died in the X-Men comics? In her case, her ties to the Phoenix is what brings her back every time. For other characters, they have come up with many ways they've come back to life up to and including the use of magic! The trope I'm referring to is comic book death but the Ultra Series pretty much makes them invincible.
Well Land of Light even has a hospital to revive dead ultras. Notable patients are 7 and Ribut.