Tokusatsu: How come this knight drama is different?!

Page three...

It depicts an infant curled up with its eyes closed.

The title of this page is: [Ultimate Life - Zero].

Looking at the ultimate life form's various data, Suanhe murmured softly, "Soon...soon I can...bring you into this world..."

……

After a series of eerie sound effects, the scene shifts to the world of Sugar Man.

Ultimately, Brother Rango couldn't disobey President Boca, so he brought a box of dark snacks to President Boca's residence.

"Oh, so this is that insanely addictive dark snack?"

Boca opened the box in front of him, looked at the cube-shaped dark snack inside that shimmered with black light, and said with a playful tone.

Rango bowed respectfully: "Yes, Your Excellency President Boca."

Boca chuckled softly, then, while examining the dark snack in his hand, he looked at Rango with interest and asked, "I wonder... what do these dark snacks taste like?"

Rango's eyes flashed with a sharp light as he lowered his head. If Boca were to eat those dark snacks...

Just as Rango was thinking this, the Sugar Man in a suit behind Boca quickly stepped forward: "Your Excellency! You cannot eat Dark Snacks! If you are curious about the taste, I can taste this Dark Snack for you!"

Boca: "..."

Are you fucking stupid?

You know this thing is no good, how could I not know?

Damn it, I'm so bored I had to make my loyal subordinate eat this stuff.

Sometimes Boca Juniors is quite helpless. Rango may have his own agenda, but he's very strong, and as for his brains...

Although he's not great, at least he's a normal person.

But his own subordinates...

There's absolutely no doubt about the loyalty of this oldest and most loyal buddy who's been with him the longest—it's all thanks to his brain...

Can you guess why Boca Juniors is always handling official business whenever he plays?

Because his grandmother didn't have any reliable people under her to help share the burden...

Boca suppressed his inner grumbling and chuckled: "No need for that, what I meant was..."

This stuff was made by the Stormac family, so Mr. Rango must know what it tastes like, right?

Rango immediately sounded the alarm.

Holy crap, you actually think you can manipulate me with dark snacks?

Rango quickly replied, "Our Stormmark family only sells, we don't eat."

Boca looked at Rango with interest: "Oh? But I've heard those who are addicted to Dark Snacks say that Dark Snacks are their spiritual support, so it should be a good thing, right? But why are you acting like this, Rango..."

"Could these 'dark snacks' be something bad?"

Rango simply looked down at the ground, too lazy to argue with Bocado.

Boca sneered inwardly at Rango's reaction, but continued to argue, "It seems this thing isn't anything good. In that case, it's forbidden to sell it anymore."

Rango immediately panicked. "Are you kidding me?! If you don't let us sell, how will the Stomak family make any money?"

Without regard for anything else, Rango hurriedly spoke up: "Your Excellency President Boca, this... we do business based on supply and demand. Since there are people who need dark snacks, then we naturally need to fill this market."

The meaning is obvious: if people want to eat it, then we'll sell it. You should blame those who want to eat these weird snacks. What does it have to do with the Strommark family?

It's entirely their own fault!

Damn it, next time I'll add some rat poison to those dark snacks and give them to you, you old bastard, and I'll get rid of you!

Chapter 433 Lazia's Atonement [Part 1]

President Boca didn't bother to refute Rango's sophistry.

His reason for criticizing Rango was certainly not because he really wanted Rango to stop production.

If Rango really stops production, where will he get his hands on dark snacks?

Although Lizzie had handed over all the processes of Dark Snacks to Boca because of Theta, opening a factory wasn't as simple as just opening your mouth and having Dark Snacks appear out of thin air.

The construction of the factory, the recruitment of workers, the equipment on the assembly line, and so on.

In short, Boca Juniors will still need Rango's Stomak family in the short term.

Therefore, this warning was actually just Boca wanting Rango to bring over more "dark snacks".

In conclusion: everything is for profit.

Therefore, Boca not only didn't refute it, but also nodded enthusiastically at Rango's sophistry: "Hmm, you have a point. In that case, you can continue production for now..."

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Rango breathed a sigh of relief, then clenched his fists even tighter.

Damn it, you're really selling your grandfather's land without a care in the world!

Boca's meaning is very clear: I'm still useful now that my factory isn't built yet, but once my factory is built, I don't need to tell you what the Stormac family should do, right?

This is utterly disloyal...

You're a traitor!

Rango roared inwardly.

……

Putting aside the hair-pulling incident between Boca and Rango, let's focus on Lazio, who hasn't had much screen time in the past two episodes:

At this moment, Lazia held a piece of paper covered with addresses in his hand, his expression somewhat conflicted.

He stood at the doorway, then fell into memories:

The scene flashes back to a short time ago when he found Bandou and asked him to do him a favor by collecting the addresses of some people. At that time, Bandou was very confused about which people Lazia wanted to collect.

But after seeing the news in the newspapers that Lazia handed to Bantou, he understood.

—The mass disappearance of buses.

—The mass disappearances on the beach.

—The mass disappearance of an anime/manga fan gathering in Akihabara…

Clearly, these are Lazio's past... well, achievements.

After a long silence, the tripper indicated that it could be done in a day.

Finding these people's addresses isn't difficult; you can even find them instantly by simply going online, copying and pasting...

Lazia took a deep breath, then stepped forward and rang the doorbell...

However, to Lazia's bewilderment, the person who came to open the door was not the original owner.

Lazia immediately asked where the original owner of this place had gone.

Lazia then received a new address...

When Lazia arrived at the new address, he was completely bewildered...

Because this is an old, even dilapidated... warehouse.

Although Toei's ancestral warehouse isn't exactly new, at least it's huge!

But here...

Lazia pursed her lips and went inside...

Then, Lazia saw a very haggard couple who looked almost like beggars.

In the couple's residence, what remained most were countless flyers...

To be honest, every time the Sugar People appear, Yuche goes berserk and kills them without giving them any chance to breathe, even if they are Samaritan's family members, such as Jeep and Sita, Grota and Rango. Even though Rango is stronger than Yuche in terms of visuals, Yuche will still rush up and fight Rango to the death without hesitation, which is not very likable.

Because in the eyes of the audience, you're not the main character, so why do you have to work so hard? Do you even have the ability? All you do is rush up and kill the Sugar Man whenever you see him, like you're on steroids. Isn't that just plain crazy?

It can only be said that, because we cannot corrupt children, many places in the knight shed cannot display the images.

At most, they can only provide some verbal hints or written descriptions.

but……

Lazia has indeed turned over a new leaf, but that doesn't mean that the things he did in order to get close to the Strommark family are no longer there.

Lazia was able to come into Rango's sights, surely not because he did nothing?

Previously, after Lazia clearly stated that she had been persuaded by Seima to join the main characters, she was almost slapped across the face by Yutsu.

This makes the audience hate it even more.

And in this episode...

The family Lazia visited had sold their house in their search for their lost daughter and were now living in this dilapidated, cramped abandoned warehouse. Every day, besides resting, they would go out and hand out flyers, hoping that one day they would see their daughter again…

Lazia fell silent...

When a couple, both clearly in their forties but with completely white hair and sunken eyes, looking like they were in their sixties or seventies, asked Lazia what she was there for, Lazia replied that she was a journalist…

The couple's eyes lit up immediately, and they grabbed Lazia's hand, begging him to help them register their daughter's information...

Lazia's lips trembled slightly, but she nodded in agreement...

Before leaving, Lazia took one of the couple's flyers.

Lazia almost fled the abandoned warehouse, then hesitated...

He was starting to get scared...

He began to feel somewhat reluctant to visit the next household...

But when Lazia saw the smiling face of the girl on the flyer in her hand, her heart was suddenly touched...

He remembered himself...

Wasn't he the same way during the days his younger brother was missing...?