First of all, Altman is also called Otto warrior, which should be the official statement. After all, they are just like righteous soldiers, guarding the earth and the universe and defending peace. So it is very appropriate to call them Otto soldiers, but we usually call them Altman more.
The second nickname has been called by many people, and that is Superman. This should have different translations in different regions, and it is a name handed down from other regions. Because Altman's eyes are round, some are yellow, and they look particularly like eggs, so it sounds lovely to call him Superman.
Altman's third nickname is the giant of light. This nickname has been circulated since the Heisei era. At that time, Diga Altman was a great success, and Yuangu also emphasized the concept of "light", so Altman was also called the giant of light, representing light. Finally, this title is the most unbearable. Everyone knows that besides Altman, Japanese feature films also have armored warriors, which are also very popular. Later, because of the changes of the times, Altman became more and more fancy and put on armor, such as Altman, so some people jokingly called Altman "Armor Warrior" and deliberately called the Altman couple's names. This is unbearable!
Altman: What's Altman's nickname? Call it Superman, this nickname is really unbearable! However, in Taiwanese translation, the picture is becoming more and more ambiguous and translated into a super human overlord. I believe that Taiwanese translation has added more personal opinions. Although the sense of substitution is stronger, it always feels strange.
Let's share some translations with very spicy eyes. For example, Transformers is called Invincible Iron Bull in Taiwan Province Province, and Fo Ren refers to the famous Naruto. Although it may not be strange for them to substitute into the context, the Hong Kong translation of Dunk Master, which requires you to accept childhood memories, is obviously too low in fitness-although it means playing basketball in Cantonese.