Geed Riku: "Blaze's silhouette as he fired his final beam... was just as cool as me."
Orb-Red Kai: "What a strange ending to the battle, but the result is good, so it doesn't matter."
X-Earth: "The monsters on Earth helped Blaze defeat Valaron's biological bomb in the final battle. This is the first step towards harmonious coexistence between humans and monsters."
The earth firmly believes that one day, monsters and humans will be able to coexist.
The scene in the Blaze finale where the monsters appear and devour the biological bomb is undoubtedly a great start.
Everything is difficult at the beginning, but once you take the first step, you can keep going no matter how difficult it gets.
As the final battle of Valaron's second form, the outcome of this battle was as usual, but the process was full of twists and turns.
This has never happened before in previous New Generation Ultraman series; the final boss is not the key to the final battle in the grand finale.
Communication between humans and their V99 companions is the core factor that drives the entire battle.
As the final boss, Valaron is a supporting character in this final battle, and naturally his strength is quite weak.
Not only is it no match for other final bosses, but it can only hold its own against the equally mediocre Ula, and it doesn't even compare to the oppressive feeling it brings in its first form.
Its performance in attack and defense was not very good. The cunning and treacherous Valaron on the moon turned into a simpleton on Earth.
The most obvious change is in attack; after evolving into its second form, Valaron's attack power did not increase significantly.
The first form's finishing move, the Lightning Beam, has become almost a minor skill. It's okay for hitting inanimate objects like buildings, but it's completely useless against Blaze and Asgaron.
The best example is when Valalon was severely injured by Blaze's spiraling spear, and in a fit of rage, Valalon unleashed his most powerful lightning beam to force Blaze back.
The enhanced bio-bombs remain formidable, posing a significant threat to both Blazefaldland armor and Asgaron upon detonation.
It was also quite effective against Blaze in its normal state. When Blaze used Rainbow Wheel to cut off Valaron's tail, it detonated the bio-bomb on the tail.
The explosion sent Blaze flying, putting him in a critical condition. Blaze, who had been passively taking hits for a long time without much injury, into a critical state. He only managed to stand up with Asgaron's help.
This explosion was arguably the most powerful single biological bomb to ever be, even blasting Valaron itself away.
After evolving into its second form, its new finishing move, Valaron's Breath, proved to be quite weak.
As the final form's ultimate finishing move, its only use in the final battle was against Asgaron, who had completely laid down his weapon and was caught off guard.
Even so, the power of this move was extremely weak.
After hitting Asgaron head-on, it only knocked Asgaron down. The pilot inside was unharmed, and Asgaron himself was not seriously injured. He got up almost immediately.
Looking at all the previous bosses, I've never seen such a weak attack that could be used as a boss's ultimate move.
No wonder Valaron didn't counter the Blaze Ray when it was fired; such a weak ray would have been a complete failure in a direct confrontation.
Their offense was weak, and their defense wasn't much better.
Its physical defenses were decent; it could hold out for a while against the Blaze Ray's attacks until Blaze intensified his attacks and finally killed it.
The defenses on the head and tail are inadequate, especially the head.
With the aid of As's Flame, Valaron's head was pierced directly by Blaze's spiraling spear, causing massive damage.
As a key production line for the biological bomb, the tail's defenses were also weak, and it was severed by the rainbow light wheel in one blow, without even a chance to resist.
Damage to these two critical components rendered Valaron's greatest threat, the biological bomb, obsolete on the spot.
As for special abilities, the ability to absorb energy is completely useless, as there is simply no energy for it to absorb.
Furthermore, judging from its performance in this battle, Valaron can only absorb energy by pouring it into its mouth; it is entirely an auxiliary ability for evolution and cannot be used for combat.
The evolutionary ability that allows Valaron to evolve into its second form, whether it is a limited evolution or an unlimited evolution, manifests as a limited evolution, meaning it can only evolve once.
Furthermore, like all other evolutionary abilities in the final battle, it made no appearance whatsoever.
Chapter 212 I'm a kid, don't be arrogant
[After the TV series ended, the next version was the Ultraman Blaze movie, Giant Monster Tokyo Showdown!]
[And this is the boss-level monster that appears in this theatrical version.]
[The monstrous, skeletal monster, Gungilgan!]
A face that looked like a demon appeared on the screen.
Its head had crimson horns, and its chest was twisted into a monstrous face.
If Valaron is a terrifying, alien-like monster that emerged from modern technology, then Gonkirgang is a demon with an ancient mythological background, roaming deep in the mountains.
The most suitable one is to be sealed by Jing Tianjinglong.
Tiga Daigo: "This monster looks a bit frail."
Zeta: "A demonic monster... Could this monster be a fusion of the corpses of many other monsters?"
[Gongir is a terrifying monster born from Damdokshin after he went out of control and fused with the cells and genes of many monsters. It has two forms.]
The second form also appeared on the screen. If the first form was just a small monster, the second form was definitely a great monster at the level of a demon king.
Two tentacles extended from its head, its back spread out like a sculpture, and the protrusions on its knees all made Gungil's overall image look much more imposing.
Blazer-Tysin: "What is Damdokhin? I've never heard of it. Could it be that another alien civilization is involved this time?"
The smile on Genji's face froze instantly. Did he have to stand there and take another beating?
Huimei: "Maybe it's not an alien. It's a monster that can only be created by Gongil fusing monster cells. Speaking of monster cells, we have a lot of them here too."
After each monster battle, aren't the monster corpses disposed of by that... what's their name, group?
Gento: "Necromas, the Necromas Group! The monster corpses in our area are all collected and disposed of by this group."
Taishin: "Things are getting more and more interesting. There was already alien trouble back in Valaron. Now it's the turn of the mad scientist who's causing all the trouble!"
Huiming: "Judging from the main battleground, it should be in Tokyo. We need to be careful with this group and see if any aliens have infiltrated their ranks!"
[Gonkiel's first battle in his first form: against the Damdol aliens and an ordinary human!]
Geed Zero: "Why would ordinary humans get involved in a battle against monsters? It must be a conspiracy by this alien called the Damdo aliens!"
Blazer-Humming: "The Damdore aliens, according to the movie formula, must be aliens called Damdore who created Gungilgan, wanting to use Gungilgan to conquer Earth. As a result, Gungilgan went out of control, and the Damdore aliens were accidentally killed by Gungilgan."
These are all old tricks!
The screen showed an industrial park, where Captain Gento, Huimei, and others hurriedly pulled a group of employees to hide behind a nearby wall.
Twenty-four surface-to-surface missiles roared down from the sky, turning the park in front into ruins.
Inside the research lab where the Damdokosin was stored, both the monster cells and the Damdokosin's storage container were blown to smithereens by missiles.
Monster cells surged out and, under Damdoksin's influence, fused together into a purple mass of flesh that looked extremely disgusting.
On this lump of flesh, a pair of eyes opened.
Outside the park, Captain Stringman and the others watched in shock as Gungil emerged from the ruins.
As the main person in charge of Damdoksin, Makoto Ichiro immediately realized that something bad had happened!
The monster before us must have been born from the fusion of monster cells after Damdokshin went berserk.
Needless to say, I'm the one who's to blame.
Those Damdo aliens are really a pain in the ass!
As soon as Gungil appeared, he began to destroy the city.
Nobody knows why these monsters seem to specifically target crowded areas, then frantically attack buildings and people.
Why can't you just stay quiet? Why do you have to be so reckless?
As someone who wasn't quite that crazy yet, Ichiro Mabuchi had made some preparations beforehand for Damdokshin's loss of control.
The anti-Damdokine, which was developed ahead of schedule and put into testing, was placed at the headquarters of the Necromas Group.
Gungil wasn't just wandering around the city; its direction was clear: the headquarters of the Necromas Group.
As monsters, their senses are always much more acute than those of humans.
Moreover, even a BOSS-level Gungil could accurately sense the location of the only one who could restrain him, Anti-Damdoksin, from across half the city.
Of course, they're not as good as Golza and Melba.
Captain Gento, along with Emi, Yashin, and Mafuchi Ichiro, rushed to the group's headquarters. Upon entering, they found their son causing trouble for his father.
Uh, no!
It was after seeing the Damdos calling on other humans to resist Necromas's destruction of Earth and proclaiming to the world that the monster he named Gungilgan was created by Necromas.
Although the group's reputation was ruined, and he wouldn't have a good end after the monster was defeated, Ichiro Mafuku didn't care about any of that. He just wanted to get his hands on Damdoksin and get rid of Gungilgan as soon as possible.
The Damdo alien who hijacked the public network was captured by Huimei, who located him at the group's headquarters.
Gento then ordered them to split up: he and Masafuji Ichiro went to retrieve the anti-Damdokoshin, while Emi and Taishin went to find the Damdo aliens.
Everything went smoothly for both sides.
The anti-Damdokhin was stolen by a spy within the group during the chaos. The spy also had a gun. The captain of the string men forced this audacious guy onto the rooftop.
Huimei and Taixin also accurately located the Damdo alien's position, only to find that it was a despicable brat in disguise. As professional team members, the two were unable to catch up with the fleeing brat, but followed him all the way to the rooftop.
Right now, who is the happiest, and who is the most devastated?
The happiest person, of course, is Gungil. You guys were hiding in the building and had to go through all the trouble to cause damage, but now you've jumped right onto the plate yourself.
The most devastated person must be Shinichiro Fushimi. I wonder how he felt when he saw that the Damdo alien was his beloved son.
Such behavior of ruining one's father is rare. It's truly tragic that three generations of the Fu family have been unable to take the civil service exam!
Of course, the kid didn't think he had done anything wrong. The wrong ones were the world, his father who never cared about him, and the adults who talked about the future and dreams but were actually all driven by ambition and self-interest.
Gungil just happened to be right next to the rooftop; there must have been some connection between him and the brat who caused all this trouble.
Gungil arrived at headquarters not to eliminate the anti-Damdokhin who was restraining him, but for this brat.
Ren Teng, who had taken away the anti-Damdokhin, collapsed on the spot and unleashed a barrage of bullets at Gongjier!
Useless, it was casually cleared away by Gungil, and the anti-Damdokhin also rolled to the side.
The utterly insane boy opened his arms, willingly allowing himself to be devoured by Gungil.
With the completion of the emotional module, Gungil also completed his evolution at this moment.
Battle over!
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