Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Huimei: "Who knows? Blaze is also an Ultraman from Celestial M421, yet he was still able to come to Earth."

Taixin: "Yeah, how did Blaze come to Earth? Was it a coincidence?"

[Valaron's second battle in its first form: Valaron versus Blaze and Asgaron!]

Tyson: "Alright, it's our turn to fight back against Blazer!"

Anri: "If Valaron didn't have the ability to traverse the universe, it probably wouldn't have been able to land on Earth from the moon."

The answer was soon revealed, from the perspective of Asgaron flying out of Earth.

Within the Mendeleev crater on the moon, a crimson light, visible to the naked eye, shimmers everywhere.

The moment Asgaron activated his radar and locked onto Valaron, Valaron immediately detected the enemy's presence.

Energy as fresh as blood flowed through the long neck to the head, and crimson lightning flashed out in an instant.

Fortunately, the members of SKaRD were also seasoned veterans, and they reacted immediately, dodging the strange lightning beams and launching a counterattack.

A barrage of laser beams continued to fire, engulfing Valaron in an explosion.

However, the laser beams that missed their target accidentally struck a pumpkin bomb not far from Valaron, causing it to explode instantly.

Immediately afterwards, the bomb matrix that Valaron had laid on the crater was detonated.

The violent explosion created a massive mushroom cloud on the lunar surface, shaking Asgaron, which was not far away.

To prevent more bombs from being detonated, Asgaron was forced to switch to ground combat.

Having just landed on the lunar surface and before even getting close to Valaron, they were attacked.

A strange beam of lightning swept across, directly knocking Asgaron back.

However, Asgaron is currently the most advanced weaponry of mankind. After regaining its footing, it immediately launched a counterattack and engaged Valaron in close combat.

If it were a regular monster, given the skill level of the SKARD members, they might actually have had a very close battle.

But they were facing Valaron, the final boss.

Ignoring Asgaron's punches and kicks, Valaron gained the upper hand thanks to his monstrous strength.

The SKaRD members were caught off guard when the tail-whipping attack, which resembled a meteor hammer, came hurtling towards them.

Once Valaron's tail detached quickly, and looking at the object in his hand, it was clearly a biological bomb that Valaron had planted on the moon.

It was too late to throw it away; the biological bomb exploded directly in Asgaron's hands.

Such a close-range explosion would be devastating, even for the Ultraman Space Defense Force's robots, who are quite resilient, but the operators inside would inevitably be injured.

Humanity had placed high hopes on Asgaron, attempting to gather combat data to develop more effective strategies, but Asgaron has thus lost its ability to fight.

Next up is the main character, Ultraman Blaze!

Skipping the transformation scene, accompanied by a unique battle cry, Blaze appears on the moon.

However, what followed was the urgent sound of a timer.

Land of Light - Zero: "Fighting while injured? The transformation timer started flashing right after I transformed?"

Blaze-Anri: "How could this be? Is this screen not fully edited? Why is the timer flashing before Blaze has even started fighting?"

After watching several battles with Ultraman, the defense teams of each universe discovered that when Ultraman's timer flashed, he was either seriously injured or lacked energy.

Blaze has just transformed, so he clearly doesn't fall into the second category.

Gento asked with a hint of doubt, "Was it in some battle in the future that Blaze's human host was injured?"

But in his heart, he wondered if there was something wrong with his own body, or with Blazer?

Chapter 206 Explosion is Art

Due to the prolonged battle, both Captain Stringman and Blaze were physically exhausted.

As soon as the transformation was complete, the timer on Blaze's chest began to flash.

He had barely started his stance when his legs gave way and he half-knelt on the ground.

Valaron seized the opportunity and charged forward with a savage charge.

Blazer reacted hastily and was sent flying by the impact.

Before he could even get up, Valaron had already closed in, grabbed Blaze's arms and locked them in front of him, the violently rotating saw teeth on his chest inflicting another heavy blow on Blaze.

Blaze struggled free, knocking Valaron away with a chop to the neck, and seized the opportunity to retreat and create distance.

Just as he regained his footing, Valaron launched his attack.

Valaron emitted eerie lightning bolts from the spikes on its body and its head, enveloping everything in all directions.

Blazer had no way to avoid it and suffered another heavy blow.

This time, Valaron did not choose to engage in close combat. When Blaze got up, he saw Valaron with his back to him and the bio-bomb he threw out as he turned around.

Blazer sensed something was wrong and turned to fly away from the blast radius.

As if Valaron had anticipated Blaze's escape route, Blaze didn't fly far before the bombs following him were detonated by Valaron.

Blaze, caught in the blast, only had time to let out a curse before being sent flying.

When I got up again, I saw Valaron swinging its two claws and burrowing into the moon's interior.

What is this doing?

Blazer couldn't understand it, and neither could Captain Stringman.

Valaron, having gained a decisive advantage in the battle, would never run away.

However, Blaze didn't have time to think about anything else. Since Valaron was temporarily suspended, he would send his teammates out first to avoid being affected by the upcoming battles.

Valaron has planted countless bombs in the vicinity, and an explosion would be no joke.

Blaze staggered to Asgaron's side, picked him up, and quickly flew away from the crater.

Sure enough, not long after it flew out, Valaron detonated the bomb.

The explosion was unprecedented in scale; the entire Mendeleev crater seemed to transform into a giant volcano, spewing out countless fragments of rock.

Blaze, who had only flown a short distance, was naturally not spared from the aftershocks of the explosion, but he still managed to push Asgaron into the vicinity of Earth's atmosphere.

Then it turned around and flew towards the moon.

Such a violent explosion did more than just shatter a crater; it also shifted the moon's orbit toward Earth.

If not stopped, a lunar-Earth collision could even occur.

Although Blaze was severely injured and lacked energy, he could not stand idly by.

With his hands pressed against the moon, Blazer channeled his remaining energy, intending to push the moon back onto its deviated orbit.

At this moment, Valaron reappeared.

It was as if they had been waiting underground nearby, patiently waiting for Blazer to come and push the moon.

After it burrowed into the ground, it detonated the bomb, clearly having calculated the consequences of the explosion and anticipated Blazer's actions.

While Blazer was using all his power to propel the moon, he couldn't spare any effort to fight back.

Valaron bit into Blaze's arm, frantically absorbing the energy within Blaze's body.

After absorbing Blaze's energy, Valaron's body underwent a strange change.

Spikes sprouted from its body, which was covered in crimson lightning, making its arms, head, and tail even sharper.

Valaron, now in its second form, launched an attack on Blaze, who was right in front of it. It gathered terrifying energy in its mouth and unleashed a deafening breath.

Faced with such a close-range and undoubtedly powerful attack, Blaze had no choice but to use one hand to open a wormhole and defend against Valaron's deadly attack.

The second explosion was almost as powerful as the explosion caused by the large number of biological bombs earlier.

After suffering repeated blows, Blaze finally couldn't hold on any longer. With his last bit of strength, he separated from Captain Stringman and sent him back into Asgard's body.

To conceal the identity of the Stringman captain, the video jumps directly to the scene where Blaze's light goes out and he collapses on the moon.

Faced with the now-lightless Blaze, Valaron threw a biological bomb right next to him.

The already ravaged moon was shattered once again, with fragments of varying sizes and Blaze's body floating in space. Valaron, carrying a large enough piece of lunar debris, flew toward Earth.

Battle over!

Blazer-Stringman: "Blaze, you actually lost!"

Looking at Blazer's pale body, Captain Stringman was filled with guilt.

Taishin: "The explosive power was enough to change the moon's trajectory. Valaron's bombs are really powerful!"

Vice Captain Huiming: "Great power is not the key point. The key point is Valaron's combat performance. It is not a simple monster."

Huimei: "That cunning and treacherous monster, I think it's been planning to absorb Blaze's energy for a long time."

Gento took a deep breath to calm his turbulent emotions and said, "Deflect the moon's trajectory, force Blaze to push the moon, take the opportunity to appear and absorb Blaze's energy, evolve into your second form, and finally destroy your greatest enemy."

Using a more powerful bomb to shatter a corner of the moon, then using the lunar debris to propel it towards Earth—such meticulous planning and execution—is this truly a monster?

Geed Riku: "Damn it, if Blaze hadn't run out of energy, we wouldn't have been defeated so easily!"

Zero: "It's not that simple. Valaron is an unusual monster with high combat intelligence."

Blazee had to consider the humans in Asgard while also preventing the moon's orbit from shifting, while Valaron could launch attacks with impunity.

After all, his target is Earth.

The second battle in Valaron was absolutely spectacular, showcasing Valaron's cunning and ruthlessness as one of the few intelligent bosses among the final bosses.

In this battle alone, Valaron displayed combat intelligence that was almost on par with special bosses like Tregear and Belial, and far surpassed Greeza and Maga-Orochi.

In terms of various metrics, Valaron's performance is also quite impressive.

First, regarding defense, there's not much of a positive aspect to it.

Because Valaron's two opponents, Asgaron and Blaze, didn't have much offensive presence and were essentially constantly getting beaten up.

The former was defeated after only a few moves, while the latter was already incapacitated upon its appearance, failing to even use its armored form or Blaze's signature weapon attacks.

However, Valaron's defensive performance on the flanks is still quite good.

The most prominent example of this is that Valaron repeatedly detonated his own bombs within their blast radius without hesitation.