Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Chapter 213 Primal Profanity

Blazer Universe.

Huiming rubbed his eyes: "Am I seeing things? Is this child the mastermind?"

Taixin: "If there is nothing else to add, it can be basically confirmed that this kid named Yuuki hacked the public network and spread monster horror."

It's even possible that they hacked into our Earth Defense Force's network and controlled surface-to-surface missiles to attack an industrial park in Necromas.

The culprit behind this series of events!

Hye-mi: "The video has already been played, so it seems we SKaRD don't need to get involved in this anymore."

The Earth Defense Force's power has extended to all aspects of human society in the face of the emergence of monsters.

Anri: "Will Yuuki be punished?"

Gento pulled out the information he had just found and said, "There won't be any punishment, since it hasn't happened yet. But his father is in trouble, Mafushi Yuuki, Mafushi Ichiro's son."

Taishin: "What a damn brat. If there hadn't been a video warning, and this really happened just like in the video, Ichiro Masashi would probably be on trial."

Gento sighed, "It seems that paying attention to a child's growth is really an important thing!"

Fortunately, his son was well-behaved and sensible, and never caused him any trouble.

The Kingdom of Light Universe.

Zero: "Is this... an internal conflict among humans?"

Leo: "It looks like a son rebelling against his father!"

Zero: "Son, Father, Geed!!"

[Gonkiel's first battle was a joke, a fight in which he showed almost no strength.]

In terms of defense, it can block attacks from small pistols.

It has demonstrated some special abilities; it can gain emotions by devouring human children, thereby evolving into a more powerful second form.

Geed-Riku: "There's no need to show this kind of battle, what's this screen doing? Just start the fight! I want to see rivers of blood!!"

Pei-Chia: "Xiao-Lu, you're so evil!"

[Gonkiel's first battle in his second form: against Blaze and Asgaron!]

Continuing from the previous plot, the boy who was merged with Gungil was not digested. Instead, he controlled Gungil like a pilot, enabling Gungil to speak human language.

Even when he was just a kid, he dared to hack into the Earth Defense Force's network and bomb his dad with missiles.

Once he becomes a monster, he will naturally become even more insane. His first step is to bankrupt his father completely, and his second step is to have his father executed.

Captain Stringman couldn't transform in front of so many people, couldn't find a reason to leave, and still had to escort the anti-Damdoksin back to base.

Gungil, who was being controlled by Kid, had a very clear next target, so Gento wasn't in a hurry to fight him.

While waiting for Asgard to be repaired, you can also chat with Fukushiro about how he raised his child to be such a troublesome father, so as to prevent future problems!

With the AI ​​Asgard around, it will automatically announce that Asgard is repaired.

Just then, the special warheads manufactured by the anti-Damdokhin were ready, as were the special armors designed to prevent fusion with Damdokhin.

Everything is ready; now it's time to take action.

Rescue the boy, then fire a special bullet into Gungil's body to end his life.

The action plan is simple, but executing each step is not so easy.

If it were on the tail or back, it would be easier to climb in while Gungilgan isn't looking. But the kid is on Gungilgan's head. How can we rescue him from the monster's head?

Of course, how could a storyline with a child trapped not have a cruel, cold-blooded, and stupid high-ranking official show off?

That's the kind of high-ranking officer the defense force is; if they can't rescue him in an hour, they'll blow up that damn brat and the monster together!

The operation began, and with Asgaron's assistance, they quickly located the boy's position. However, to enter, they needed to go through the passage on the side of the monster's head.

Doing this kind of thing is almost no different from suicide.

Fortunately, there's Captain Blaze, who can transform into Blaze in times of crisis and take on the most dangerous mission.

Asgaron's primary task is to control Gonkiel's movements and prevent it from firing its beam.

Asgaron switched to melee combat mode and went straight for Gonkiel, only to be hit head-on by a beam of light.

Perhaps none of Blaze's boss-level monsters are good at beam attacks, and Asgaron was not seriously injured by the attack, only suffering minor damage.

Engaging in close combat again, Gonkiel didn't seem to excel in strength, and he fought Asgaron to a standstill in hand-to-hand combat.

The String Man, with his exceptional solo flying skills, seized the opportunity and flew directly into Gungil's head to locate Yuuki.

This kid might really be crazy, constantly struggling and disrupting Captain Stringman's rescue plan, causing the special missile that was supposed to be launched from inside to fail, and thus delaying the mission.

If Asgaron hadn't stopped Gonkiel's charged attack in time, the String Man would have been in danger.

Tae-shin and Hye-mi also provided timely assistance, forcibly opening the closed passage and giving Gento a way to escape.

The rescue plan was a success; the next step is to deal with the monster, Gungil.

It doesn't matter if the kid is gone. Gongkiel has just absorbed the kid's emotions and imitated his deep-seated disgust and madness towards the world.

The rescue of the boy drove Gungil even more insane.

Having absorbed the Valaron Ray, Gonkiel unleashed his electric attack. Although its power was not great, his madman-like fighting style made Asgaron unable to predict his actions.

Asgaron wanted to fly up and create distance from Gungil so he could launch a long-range attack.

Unexpectedly, Gonkiel could also fly. He took to the sky and unleashed his electric shock again, causing considerable damage to Asgaron.

After that, they abandoned defense altogether and switched to a full-scale offensive mode, completely overwhelming Asgaron.

Fortunately, at this moment, Gento had the opportunity to act alone, transforming into Blaze and joining the battle.

Having experienced so many battles in the TV series, Blaze is now a seasoned veteran.

While Gonkiel was chasing and attacking Asgaron, he suddenly jumped out and delivered a knee strike to Gonkiel's head.

Seeing that the sneak attack had worked, Blaze slowly began his pre-battle prayer.

However, karma comes in a flash.

Blazer's sneak attack caught Gungil off guard, but it didn't cause him much damage.

As soon as Gungil got up and saw Blaze performing his ritual, he charged at him with a savage ramming motion, sending Blaze flying a great distance.

The sudden attack stunned Blazer.

What's going on? Why are monsters attacking me while I'm praying?

Enraged by the interruption of the ceremony, Blaze jumped up and down, letting out a series of roars in various tones.

"Ahohohoaah! Howawawa! Ahhhhh....!"

Although I don't know what it means, it must be a very vulgar swear word!

Chapter 214 Gungil's Diverse Weapons

Facing the charging Blaze, Gungil's Damdokshin transformed into drill-like claws covering his arm, stabbing Blaze repeatedly.

Fortunately, Blazer was agile and blocked all of Gungil's attacks with a series of slaps.

Just as Blazer raised his hand to retaliate, Gungil suddenly stopped attacking, covered his face with his claws as if he were afraid, and made a sound like a child crying.

This has put Blaze in a bind, especially with the Stringman Captain inside Blaze.

Isn't this exactly how a son reacts when he makes a mistake and is about to be punished?

Influenced by Captain Stringman, Blaze was unsure whether or not to attack.

Just when things were in a difficult situation, Gungil suddenly turned hostile.

The claws in his hand stabbed wildly at Blaze, so fast that they left afterimages.

Good heavens, that's incredibly uncivilized!

Feeling that his kindness had been taken advantage of, Blazer was furious, and the consequences were severe.

Blazer roared and transformed into his Faldran armor form, wielding the Kirsofard battle spear and delivering several heavy blows to Gungil.

Knowing that the monster before him was no ordinary enemy, Blaze gripped his spear and moved cautiously around Gonkiel, searching for an opportunity to attack.

Just as the two clashed again, Blazer seized the opportunity, wielding the Kirsor Sapphire Sword at the end of his spear, and severed the drill-shaped claws on Gungil's hands in succession.

However, Gonkiel was created by Damdokoshin after fusing with monster cells; Damdokoshin is a special type of nanorobot.

The sharp drills that severed its hands, which would be the end of the battle for other monsters, had little effect on it.

After taking several more heavy blows from Blazer, Gungil changed his attack method, firing several beams of crimson electricity from all over his body, forcing Blazer back.

After creating distance, Gungil immediately gathered energy in front of his chest, and the purple destructive beam was ready to be unleashed.

Using a wide-range red electric beam as cover, they launched an attack on Blazer.

Blaze didn't hold back either, unleashing his ultimate move, Kirsofad Flame Thunder Slash, to clash with Gungil.

The sword, crackling with blue lightning, clashed with the destructive beam, resulting in Blaze being blasted far away by the explosion, his spear flying out of his hand and disappearing into the unknown.

Having suffered minimal damage in the previous clash, Gungil removed the armor from his knees, fused it with his two claws, and launched a pursuit on Blaze.

Having lost his weapon and facing Gungilgan bare-handed, hand-to-hand combat was no longer Blaze's forte, and he was chased and beaten by Gungilgan.

Although Gonkiel doesn't possess the killer precision of Valaron, its power is not to be underestimated. After suppressing Blaze, even its childish fighting style is enough to leave Blaze helpless.

Fortunately, after discarding the other unnecessary modules, the repaired Asgaron joined the battle, drawing Gonkiel's attention and relieving the Blaze's crisis.

Gungil, who was a complete failure in combat, was immediately restrained by Asgaron and Blaze when they joined forces.

Blazer displayed the fine style of a primitive O, pulling hard and ripping the blade off Gungil's hand.

But Gungil is bad at everything else, but he's very strong.

With a powerful pull, he slammed Blaze and Asgaron together. The two, dazed and confused, involuntarily let go. Gonkiel, now free, used the only blade he had left in his hand to knock them both back with a single blow.

Asgaron, who had just been repaired, was the first to recover, and punched Gonkiel in the chest with his little fists.

However, as the theatrical version's boss, Gungil's defensive capabilities are undeniable.