PD Ultraman Invader | Ultraman Fighting Evolution | Ultraman Fighting Evolution 2 | Ultraman | Ultraman Fighting Evolution 3 | Ultraman Nexus | Ultraman Fighting Evolution Rebirth | Ultraman Fighting Evolution 0 Ultraman: Kaiju Teikoku no Gyakushuu | Ultraman 2: Shutsugeki Katoku Tai | Ultraman | Ultraseven | PD Ultraman Battle Collection 64 | Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Coliseum | Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Coliseum DX: The Gathering of The Ultra Heroes! | Nari Kids Park: Ultraman R/B | Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher This is the only game in the series of Fighting Evolution not to strictly enforce the rule of KO by finisher, albeit there's chances in game the opponent will enter a finisher/stunned state after being lowered of all health in a match.He goes from Dada B, Dada C, back to Dada A in order. If a player knocks out Dada from behind and waits, he will actually change masks.They include Ultraseven's Wide Shot, Magma's second beam, and Zetton's barrier.

Found within sound-test, various sounds for attacks never actually seen in-game can be heard.If both players pick the same monster, the second player will appear in a blue-hue.Even though Dada can use his ray-gun weapon, this is one of the only games where it doesn't actually shrink opponents.Zetton and Metron have two additional sub-attacks.Every monster except for Gomora has a unique special attack.Same goes for Ace Killer and Alien Magma.Even though Ultraman Taro appears as a playable character in this game, none of the monsters from the following series were featured.However, he later appeared in Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Colisseum DX for Wii. This is the only Ultraman Fighting Evolution game in which Alien Metron is a playable character.