We asked you to make tokusatsu films, and you actually became Ultraman?

"Ahem, let's get down to business now. First, let's watch episode 17."

After a brief blue screen, the scene switched to episode seventeen, and the background music changed to a more upbeat one.

"If the previous episodes were just about fried rice, then this episode truly made me realize that the old Madoka has returned."

We know that the issue of ocean protection has arisen many times during the Heisei era. For example, there is the call from the deep sea in Ultraman Tiga and the sea of ​​demonic light in Ultraman Gaia. Without exception, they all call for the protection of the ocean.

However, among the new generation, especially after the discharge of sewage, this problem has become less and less common.

Furthermore, due to the environment, fewer and fewer people dare to speak the truth, and this episode of Ultraman Sirius is, without a doubt, a slap in the face to those who are struggling to make ends meet.

[Yeah, that's really impressive!]

[You guys didn't see how many people were criticizing this episode.]

Looks like I'll have to climb a ladder and get into battle.

【…】

After saying these words, the screen switched back to the scene of Yun Yu talking to the Sea God.

"This dialogue is not just about calling for ocean protection; it contains deeper philosophical implications."

What it wants to convey is that the responsibility for the pollution of the ocean does not lie with the local villagers. The villagers also love this sea that has accompanied them as they grow up, and no one wants to see their home sea area gradually deteriorate.

The story further clarifies that the real cause of the disaster was the upper management, whose decisions indirectly led to marine pollution.

If we broaden our perspective, we might draw an analogy: these managers can be compared to members of parliament who hold decision-making power.

The workers who carry out the sewage discharge represent those who, knowing the wastewater poses a danger, still tacitly approve and support the sewage discharge measures.

The villagers, suffering greatly and powerless to change their situation, are, in a sense, a microcosm of all residents of the global village.

[Wow, I never expected there to be this hidden meaning.]

[Enough said. From now on, I'll curse anyone who criticizes Ultraman Sirius.]

【…】

After explaining this metaphor, the scene then shifts to a conversation between Su Mo and Yun Yu at night.

"Next, let's talk about the romantic relationship between the male and female protagonists. Their relationship continues the style of the Heisei Ultraman series, which is a slow and steady one."

Initially, the two were just strangers who vaguely recognized each other in the convenience store, but they gradually developed into friends who could trust each other to a certain extent.

Later, Su Mo encountered Yun Yu at the shelter. After Yun Yu rescued someone, Su Mo took her back to her residence. From then on, the two officially became close friends.

Don't forget that Yun Yu once witnessed the scene of himself and Su Mo together in a parallel world. This experience could not possibly have left no lasting impression on him.

In the previous episodes, the mutual understanding and emotional groundwork had already been laid. Therefore, in this episode focusing on the female lead, Yun Yu, combining the opinions of others and Su Mo's actions, finally saw through Su Mo's character.

This makes the ending of episode 17 seem natural, and viewers can clearly see Yun Yu blushing with embarrassment when Su Mo teases and jokes with her.

If that were all, it might still be a one-sided affection.

However, we can pay attention to the details at the end of episode 18. Su Mo is carrying an iced coffee in her hand. In the past, she was used to staying in the convenience store to finish her drink before leaving, but this time she took it with her.

  

Based on this, it can be inferred that she arrived at the store and, finding that it wasn't Yun Yu on duty, didn't stay.

Wow, this romance storyline is really good!

[As expected of a screenwriter from a remote corner.]

[And instead of explicitly saying "I love you," he subtly conveyed their feelings through various small details.]

Hehehe, long live pure love!

【…】

After the uploader finished speaking, the scene then transitioned to episode 18.

"The plot of the next episode reminded me of a short clip that has recently gone viral online, namely the Garbage King."

After finishing this section, the uploader posted a screenshot, which was also a screenshot of the "Trash King's" comment.

"First, let's look at the core. We can see very clearly that the main core of this episode is love, including the silent love of parents and children's love for Ultraman."

So no matter what, even if Xi was born from extreme sadness, he couldn't possibly want to destroy the world; on the contrary, he would want to protect it.

At most, they just didn't like each other's appearance, which led to the fight. This foreshadowed Sirius's later efforts to win him over.

Here's a guide.

Yes, this delusion of Sirius can absolutely be said to have been born of love.

【…】

The final scene switched to Etelgar.

"And by the end of the chapter, I believe everyone knows that this episode is not finished."

For example, what will happen to Shota afterward? What will happen to the children who bullied her? These things should appear after the story is completed; it's impossible that the director forgot about them.

Then the background music changed, becoming much more upbeat, and the uploader said in a slightly teasing voice:

"Next, let's make a bold prediction: what will be the most terrifying enemy Sirius face when fighting Etelgar...?"

That bag is from the 50th anniversary Olympics.

Isn't just one 50th anniversary celebration a bit too simple?

[How about adding a fusion beast with hanging noodles?]

【…】

"Although we, Laoliu, may have many enemies we fear, if we were to name one that is universally acknowledged, I would say it is King Orb Mengs, but for Laoliu at the moment, he is a bit too easy."

Therefore, it's likely that there's more than just King Orb; there's probably another terrifying enemy as well.

And which other enemy has ever defeated Lao Liu? So it's probably the Dagger Fusion Beast.

But to be honest, this is too simple. It doesn't fit the jail rules in "Lock & Glass TV," so I feel there's more to it than that; there must be other possibilities.

[Oh my god, iLiuTV!]

[Dude, this is ridiculous! Orb King and the Dagger Fusion Beast have gotten so cunning.]

[Liao Liu: "Kids, will I continue to stay in prison?"]

[Delusional West: "Kids, will I be taken to jail by Lao Liu?"]

【…】

After the uploader finished ranting about the entire plot, the video came to an end, and Li Wei began to look forward to next week's update.

After all, we used to complete dungeons in one go when we entered them before, so it should be the same now, right?