Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

The previous choices were neither right nor wrong; the next choice is the most important: teamwork or Zero fighting alone.

Both choices have some merit.

In terms of teamwork, Zero has a group of Ultra Warriors behind him, as well as skilled fighters like Andromelos and Joneus.

The other opponent on the battlefield, the demon Jet, can be dealt with by Taiga's Triple Squad. He brought Zetton 80, Mebius, and maybe Ribut, which should be enough to handle the fighting force.

The remaining Ultramen surrounded Tartarus. Even if Tartarus brought Belial and Tregear with him, the worst outcome should not be that Tartarus would capture Princess Julian again.

The second option was for Zero to go himself, but judging from the result, this choice was undoubtedly a failure.

The reason this choice makes sense is that, currently, only Zero can stop Tartarus when he's at full power.

If it really comes down to a fight, given Tartarus's fighting style, not to mention Jonias, Andromelos definitely wouldn't be able to stop him.

Zero himself can go, leaving Andromelos and Joneus to hold the line or protect Julian. At least it won't prevent Tartarus's plan from succeeding.

Of course, both of these options have one prerequisite: that the battle takes place outside of Narak in Tartarus.

Zero's plan was good; once inside Narac, Tartarus would have nowhere to run.

Narak is Tartarus's base for traversing various universes and timelines, and also serves as a transit point. In other words, as long as Tartarus intends to use his time-traveling abilities, he will inevitably enter Narak.

However, Zero clearly did not expect that the Ultimate Light Form would consume so much energy, causing him to lose to Tartarus in the final beam clash, and Tartarus even seemed to be not using his full strength.

His overconfidence in his abilities, his reckless transformation into the Ultimate Light form without first verifying its energy consumption, and his intrusion into the enemy's base were all mistakes that ultimately led to his defeat.

Tartarus lost a trivial Jet. In Tartarus's eyes, such people are just consumables. He can have as many as he wants, but he would not care if one or two died.

Aside from knowing that Tartarus's target was their homeland and that their princess had been kidnapped, the Ultra race knew nothing else.

Tartarus, with his ability to travel through time, should have a fairly good understanding of the Land of Light.

The entire massive conspiracy, much like the Super Galaxy Legend, saw the Land of Light almost completely crushed by Tartarus in terms of strategy and tactics.

This was the result even though Tartarus hardly intervened personally.

How can we play if this kind of bugged monster isn't nerfed?

Land of Light - Zero: "A tactical mistake. Was my future self too hasty?"

Leo: "What we saw was only part of Tartarus's actions. In reality, Tartarus may have made many deployments targeting the main fighting force of the Land of Light, causing losses to the Land of Light, and even causing you, Zero, to suffer losses in the battle."

That's why you're so eager to defeat him here.

Zero: "But I really don't understand why Tartarus thinks that by kidnapping Princess Julian, he can force our Ultra race to give up the entire Land of Light?"

Princess Julian is important, but is she more important than the Land of Light?

Leo: "The Ultra Clan will not abandon anyone. If we really cannot rescue Princess Yullian even with the full strength of the Ultra Clan, then temporarily abandoning the Land of Light is also a viable option."

I've heard a saying on Earth: "If you save the land but lose the people, you lose both; if you save the people but lose the land, you gain both."

King of Ultra: "The Land of Light is not a planet, but all the people of the Ultra race!"

Geed Universe.

After Leo used Leo Mask to heal Zero's injuries, he joined forces with Zero and his apprentice to fight Fukuide Kei, who had transformed into Galactron King.

This master and apprentice are both fighting masters standing at the pinnacle of the universe. When they join forces, even Tartarus would tremble, let alone someone like Fukuide Kei.

Within a few rounds, King Galactron was engulfed in flames.

"Zero, finish him off."

Seeing that the time was ripe, the master and apprentice leaped into the air at the same time.

Leo's flying kick combined with Zero's flying kick pierced straight through King Galactron.

With a deafening explosion, the battle ended.

In this battle, Tregear and Belial, those two guys whose purpose is unclear, also made their final appearance, joining forces to unleash a finishing beam attack on a group of Ultramen.

This attack came out of nowhere. If it was meant to cover Tartarus's retreat and prevent the Ultramen from pursuing him, then I think it would have been better for Tartarus to take action himself.

With Gauss and Justice off the field, we can confidently go all out.

If Tartarus had come, and all the Ools had simply watched Julian being taken away by Tartarus, there would have been some justification for it.

One strike would be absolutely devastating. Even if the Ultras weren't completely defeated, they could break two shields, forcing Zero and Ribut to activate their timers or something.

Belial and Tregear took action, unleashing two beams of light. Although this elicited considerable screams, once the flames subsided, none of the Ultramen had their lights on.

Even for the four most vulnerable Ultramen on the field—Zeta, a rookie; Grigio, who wasn't good at fighting; Eddie, who was the first to start fighting and had the most energy depletion; and Zero, who had just been reverted to his original form—their timers didn't flash.

Clearly, all of Zhong Ao's physical condition was not bad, and their energy was not excessively depleted.

Otherwise, either of these two situations will cause the timer to flicker.

This attack was undoubtedly a significant blow to Belial's offensive capabilities.

If this attack were launched from the Ultimate Fighting Device, even a casual swing would be more powerful than Belial's early finishing beam.

This move starkly demonstrates just how precarious the situation is for an old-version boss like Belial, who is forcibly dragged out in a new version and squeezed dry of every last drop of value!

Chapter 191 Bruton's Dimensional Space

Zeta Universe.

Haruki: "Zeta, you did pretty well too! I checked, your barrier blocked Belial and Tregear's attacks!"

Upon hearing this, Zeta immediately became proud and patted his chest: "That's right. Master Zero and I haven't learned too many skills yet, but our defense is top-notch. Even if we can't beat the Zettons, we can still help our seniors block their attacks."

Haruki: "Yeah, if Zeta hadn't opened the barrier in time, Taiga and the others might have been attacked."

Haruki has a keen eye for finding strengths; he was able to pick out a couple of good points from Zeta's terrible performance just now and praise her for them.

Zeta: "Haruki, next should be our world."

Haruki, upon hearing this, also felt a sense of anticipation: "I wonder what kind of evaluation the screen will give us in our joint battle with Zero and Geed!"

The story of Ultraman Galaxy Fight 2 ends when Tartarus takes Princess Julian away.

Next, we'll connect to the story of the next major version of Ultraman Zeta.

The final battle in Ultraman Galaxy Fight 2 features Zero and Zeta against the four-dimensional monster Bruton and the ferocious cosmic monster Ganegag!

Land of Light - First Generation: "Bruton, this monster has some quirky spatial abilities, so it shouldn't be considered a formidable enemy for Zero."

Jack: "Did you fight this monster too, brother?"

Bruton is a rare monster; apart from the original Ultraman, it has never appeared in any other Ultraman TV series.

First Generation: "Yes, this guy's strange attack method made it very difficult for me to fight. In the end, I only defeated it by destroying the organ that controlled its space."

On the screen, the battle resumes.

Just as Tartarus was leading Yuri and the other Ultramen, he suddenly received an Ultraman autograph from Ultraman Hikaru.

Superman A-Guang's experiment has been stolen yet again. Uh, this time it wasn't stolen, it was robbed!

The ferocious cosmic monster Ganegaku broke into the Land of Light and brazenly stole the newly developed Zeta Riser and a large number of Ultra Medals.

This is extremely serious, comparable to the incident where Fukuide Kei stole the Geed Riser.

If not handled properly, another powerful enemy comparable to Belial might suddenly appear from some hidden corner.

Logically, the Land of Light should immediately send a small team led by Zero to pursue and retrieve the Riser and Ultra Medals.

However, there is the Tartarus incident to deal with now. We must find the whereabouts of Absolut immediately, rescue Princess Julian, and there is also the Demon Fragment incident happening in the universe.

With Belial's demise, the various events in the universe did not subside; instead, they became more numerous and more difficult to manage.

Just as Zero was troubled, Zeta volunteered to step forward and solve the problem for Zero.

Logically speaking, anyone could see that Zeta, this newcomer, was unreliable.

He performed the worst in the battle with Zetton. If we send him, he won't be able to retrieve the Riser, and he'll be the one who loses!

Zero understood perfectly well that sending this young man, who was even more reckless than himself when he first debuted, was definitely not going to work.

But he couldn't stop her; Zeta was too reckless and flew away without a care in the world.

In the blink of an eye, it disappeared without a trace.

Zero was very worried about Zeta, who was only one-third of the way there, but he was also worried about things here. In this dilemma, Libut stepped forward.

He took on the most difficult part, the task of assembling the Ultra Alliance to fight Tartarus, and Taiga Triple Team.

Let Zero go without worry, leave this to them.

Libut is quite reliable. With Eddie's help in rescuing Princess Julian, Zero immediately decided to provide immediate assistance.

Before leaving, Grigio thoughtfully replenished Zero's energy.

Immediately, Zero put on the Ultra Zero cape and chased after Zeta in the direction he had left.

Seriously, shouldn't we be wearing the special vehicle, the Shield of Palaj, at a time like this? What's with the cloak?

In short, although the master and apprentice seemed unreliable, they still managed to catch up with Ganegal.

This guy fled all the way from the universe where the Land of Light is located to the solar system of the Zeta universe before being caught by Zeta.

Sure enough, now even villains can roam freely in the multiverse.

Although Ganegal is a newbie monster in Zeta, it still has strength. At the very least, its defense deserves praise; otherwise, it wouldn't have been able to steal the Riser from so many Ultraman's beam attacks.

In a match against Genegal, Zeta, being a complete novice, was no match for him.

The head-mounted dart forced Ganegaku back, but instead gave the opponent room to charge up and launch an attack.

The parasitic bombs were unleashed in a deluge.

Zeta showed no intention of activating his shield at this moment, and stood there dumbfounded, intending to take the hit head-on.

Fortunately, Zero, who had been chasing after Zeta all the way while wearing a cape, arrived and blocked the attack for him.

Zero couldn't help but give him a lecture, but Zeta was quite unconvinced, believing that he was also a member of the Space Garrison and should participate in the battle.

Unfortunately, now is not the time to train apprentices.

Zero, wearing a cape, attacked Ganegal, with Zeta close behind.

Faced with Zero, Celebro, who was parasitizing Ganegal, panicked and opened his mouth wide, spitting things out randomly.

Ganegal is also a monster with the ability to devour, and it can open its mouth and spit out an asteroid.