The author is not very interested in Ultraman and isn't knowledgeable about it, but had long thought the setting was that he came from the Andromeda Galaxy
The author is not very interested in Ultraman and is not well-versed in it, but I had always thought the setting was that he came from the Andromeda Nebula. However, there is no such setting, and the story became that he is from the M78 Nebula, but then a story surfaced that, in the initial setting, it had been the M87 Nebula which changed due to a misprint, and in Shin Ultraman, released in 2022, it seems a Kenshi Yonezu track titled M87 was used. ○ One reporter says that from the late 90s to the early 2000s they remember seeing a movie that seemed to predict the Great East Japan Earthquake, but now, even if they look it up via internet search, nothing comes up. In the range of what they remember, Osugi Ren appeared as the father. A family moved from Tokyo to a town by the sea. In their new life, the high school protagonist also found someone they liked and was enjoying a fulfilling high school life. But because of the quake disaster the town was cut off from other regions. The high school couple tried to escape the town, but were fiercely opposed by their closed-minded family and acquaintances. In the end, the couple were washed up at the water’s edge and regained consciousness. And the townspeople who had opposed them by saying that outside the town was dangerous all ended up dying in the tsunami instead. They think it aired on Nihon Eiga Channel or WOWOW and that they recorded it on video, but because they disposed of it when moving, they cannot find it. They want to know whether it was a precognitive movie, or whether they were just imagining things, and they say it still will not leave their head even now. The reporter says it somehow feels like an alternative movie that resembles Your Name. (2-3) Changes in lyrics, music, etc.
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.