Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

I wish I could watch it every day; every time I watch it, it puts me in a good mood!

Belial was not in a good mood; the cheers coming from outside the space prison were particularly jarring to him.

When Zero was being humiliated by him, there were waves of voices defending Zero, wishing they could rush in and fight him to the death.

When it was his turn to get beaten up, there was only a chorus of harmonious cheers.

Geed Celo: "This scene is so pleasing to the eye."

Ren said, "Indeed, even if he's just a puppet, it's always good to see Belial get beaten up."

Zero: "By the way, is there any recording of Riku and Belial's final battle a few days ago?"

Ren said, "Nebula Manor should have battle records. Zero, would you like to see them?"

Zero: "Of course, I can't miss any of Belial's beatings. Wait, we probably don't need to bother Riku anymore, the battle from Geed's era is coming up soon."

According to Zero's recollections, this video did not show all of his battles.

These are all meaningful or phased battles, so after the 10 warriors, we should be able to reach Riku soon.

Watching it on a phone screen is nothing compared to enjoying it on this big screen with audiences from the multiverse!

The battle against the puppet Belial was a very important one for both Zero and Belial.

First, there's Zero. The Zero in this battle is very different from the Zero who fought in the universe outside the Land of Light.

That is, Zero no longer hesitated to use his energy.

Unlike during the Ultraman Zero battle, there won't be a need to save up some energy to transform into Ultimate Zero for the final battle.

From the moment Zero began his chase with Etelgar, Zero has been constantly traversing time and space using the Shield of Paragi.

In the Killer Bit Star version, Zero's time travel caused energy consumption, which directly put the Paragi Shield into cooldown.

In his battle with Etelgar, Zero traversed at least three universes to search for Etelgar's whereabouts.

In the head-on battle against Etelgar, Zero still had plenty of energy after launching his ultimate attack, Ultimate Zero.

During the training of Galaxy and Victory, they remained in their transformed state throughout, without any thought of conserving energy by transforming into human form.

The battle against Puppet Belial was even more spectacular, with various forms showcasing their skills, including the extremely energy-intensive form of Shining Zero.

Finally, together with the other nine Ultra Warriors, they unleashed their energy, entered Shining State, and destroyed Time Castle.

All of this involved Zero consuming enough energy, calculated based on the Galactic Empire era, to transform at least ten times.

But for Zero, there seems to be no sign of excessive energy consumption.

Clearly, with the version update and the introduction of the new generation, Zero's combat environment has been greatly improved.

The universe in which the new generation of Ultraman resides contains energy that Zero can absorb and utilize, supporting him in prolonged battles.

The change in the environment has allowed Zero to fight for extended periods in the universe outside the Land of Light without constantly worrying about energy depletion.

For Zero, the era of being too hesitant to use his skills is completely over.

Geed Zero: "Well said! I've finally had my moment of triumph. Now it's time to criticize Belial."

In contrast, Beria's treatment began to decline gradually.

After two major and one minor version of the battle, Belial, Zero's archenemy, should prepare for his complete exit from the stage.

Before he leaves the stage, of course, we must squeeze every last drop of value out of him.

The gradual shift to comedic roles is a sign, and the emergence of puppets outside the main character is also a sign.

Although the puppets are completely unrelated to the original body in terms of both performance and sentiment, they have at least one thing in common: appearance.

For the vast majority of viewers, whether it's a puppet or not is unimportant. Who cares how your character is written? As long as it looks like you, then you'll be the one who suffers the consequences.

Moreover, in the Ultraman universe, most of the bosses that reappear have been enhanced compared to their original forms.

Examples include the Spark Doll, materialized from Dark Sparks in the galaxy, and the puppet that appears this time.

As the newly appointed boss, Etelgar's subordinates are naturally not a bunch of henchmen, even if they don't survive more than half an hour.

This extremely tragic setting, coupled with the fact that the puppet Belial looks almost exactly like the original Belial.

Beria will not be able to escape the long-term consequences of this setback.

For Beria, this was the harbinger of utter defeat.

Zero has been nerfed in several versions, but has gradually stabilized in the new generation era.

However, Belial, a boss-level antagonist, cannot be reused indefinitely; his departure is inevitable.

Geed Universe.

Rii Kariya's eyes emitted a terrifying red light, and Belial's furious voice came from her mouth: "Bullshit! You're 100,000 years too early to make Belial disappear completely!"

Watch as I, Belial, gradually change this ridiculous future!

After venting her anger, Kariya Rii returned to her calm demeanor, showing no trace of her earlier madness.

It has to be said that Belial is really good at disguising himself as a woman; even Zero didn't expect that this guy would be hiding inside a female writer.

After finishing his role as one of the 10 Ultra Warriors, Zero officially began his guest appearances in various New Generation universes.

Ultimate Zero is everywhere – in TV dramas, movies, and more.

Chapter 144 The Imminent Misfortune of the Shield of Palaj

After Ultraman Ginga, it's Ultraman X's turn.

As Zero's first guest appearance in a TV drama, he immediately dealt him a heavy blow.

These words startled Dadi: "X, when Zero came to our universe, did he encounter some powerful enemy?"

X: "I don't recall seeing this. Didn't Zero come to Earth to hunt down the Nackle aliens?"

The earth also recalled the battle with the Nackle aliens.

At first, it was him and X who faced off against Alien Nackle and King Black. Daichi, who had only recently become a human, was naturally no match for this old duo.

It was turned red in no time.

Then Zero suddenly appeared. After the Nackle aliens used Black King to hold Zero back, they ran to the other side of the dimension with tears in their eyes.

Zero then gave chase, and with the doctor's help, he followed.

Beyond the dimensional barrier, he and Zero battled the Nackle aliens and their old partner, King Black.

2v2, a very fair match.

The result was a smooth victory, as they successfully eliminated the Nackle aliens and King Black.

Daichi frowned as he recalled, "Throughout the entire battle, Zero probably didn't even have a flash of light."

X: "That's right. Compared to Zero's previous battles, the battle with the Nackle aliens is nothing."

This was strange, and the earth couldn't quite understand it.

How could this battle have dealt such a heavy blow to Zero?

Zero's cameo appears in the first half of the X TV series. X doesn't even have his Super Form yet; it's a battle from X's early days, against Alien Nackle and King Black.

Land of Light - Jack: "Alien Nackle, huh? It seems that X's ability to defeat a monster like Greeza was no accident. To be able to fight such a powerful enemy at such a young age!"

Seven nodded in agreement: "The cunning and cruelty of the Nackle aliens make them a very difficult opponent for newcomers."

When Jack fought the Nackle aliens, he fell into their trap and was put in a completely unfavorable fighting environment, which led to his defeat in the first battle.

Although some members of the Nackle alien race, with the cooperation of King Black, created various unfavorable battle conditions for Jack, they still managed to defeat him.

Overall, however, this duo's raw strength doesn't quite reach the level of a top-tier powerhouse.

Even if it were Zero in his normal state, it shouldn't be surprising if he could take down this guy.

But for Zero, who has already reached his peak, any small fluctuation could be a major setback.

This time, the target of the major setback isn't Zero, but the Shield of Paladin.

Legendary Universe - Crimson Flame: "The Shield of Paragi is a legendary artifact in the universe. Zero only obtained it after Ultraman Noah intervened."

With such a legend, how could anything unexpected happen?

Mirror Knight: "Can we, the legends of the universe, also lose our brilliance due to version nerfs?"

Mirror Knight doesn't have the same mentality as Crimson Flame. The video mentioned that with version updates, bosses could be nerfed into mobs, and legendary weapons could be reduced to ordinary weapons.

Is it possible that even the Shield of Paladin can't withstand the nerfs in this version?

To briefly explain the background, the Nackle aliens attacked Earth in order to seize XIO's Spark Doll, and a battle ensued with X.

In a two-on-one situation, X was no match for Zero, who arrived just in time and engaged the Nackle alien in battle.

On an ordinary Earth, not at sunset, X was attacked by King Black and turned into a red light. Just as the Spark Doll was about to be taken away, a loud shout came from the sky.

Ultimate Zero cleaved open a space-time tunnel and suddenly appeared, landing on the battlefield.

From his words, it's clear that Zero has been searching for this Bondiro for a long time and has finally caught up with him on this earth.

After several versions of battles, Zero's name has spread throughout the multiverse and is known to countless cosmic beings.

Dr. Germain and Bondiro both knew of Zero's name.

To Dr. Gehrman, Zero is an Ultraman famous throughout the multiverse.

For Bondillo, Cero was a troublesome fellow.

Yes, just a tricky guy.

It has to be said that while the people of the evil universe in the Ultraman universe may or may not be very capable, they are all quite daring.

Zero defeated many powerful enemies, each of whom was a big shot who could dominate a region of the galaxy. The strongest of them were Arc Belial, Killer Bit Star, and some were even capable of ruling the universe and destroying all life.

But to the Nackle aliens, he's merely an adversary, as if he could handle Zero.

But this guy actually managed to handle it.

A Black King slowed Zero down, allowing him to leisurely open a spacetime wormhole and escape with the Xio Aramis containing the Spark Doll.

This Black King is hilarious; as soon as he saw the time-space wormhole open, he immediately shook off Zero and tried to run away.

Zero wasn't about to let them get away with this. They thought they could just run away? Did they even respect Zero?