Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Blaze couldn't break through Gonkiel's defenses with the Chilsolfard War Spear, so Asgaron's fists were even less effective.

He was then mocked by Gungil, who could speak human language, in a sharp voice.

Fortunately, Huiming hadn't forgotten about the anti-Damdokhin thing.

Because of Yuuki's interference, Captain Gento didn't have time to fire the special warhead from inside.

Now, it is even more impossible to break through the defenses of Gungilgan from the outside and drive a bullet into it with a regular electromagnetic gun.

Fortunately, there's Asgaron.

After being scanned by Asgaron, Gungil's entire body was found to be a solid block of iron. The only way to attack its interior was to tear off the two tentacles on its head, which were connected to the core of its brain.

After all, just like the blade-like armor on the knee, the tentacles only grew after entering the second form.

It's quite reasonable that the connection to the core of the entity is fragile.

Just as SKaRD was discussing the next battle plan, Blaze also achieved some results.

The lightning bolts were suppressed, and Gungil's last remaining blade was knocked down.

But the successive losses of weapons were of little consequence to Gungil, who could deal with the unarmed Fadlan armored Blazer with ease.

The power completely overwhelms Blaze, and could easily send Blaze flying.

After smashing a building that resembled the White House, Asgaron had also made arrangements.

After the loudspeaker told Blaze the battle plan, the two began fighting together again.

Unlike before, this time they had a clear target, and the two of them, working in perfect harmony, quickly grabbed one of each of Gungil's tentacles.

However, Gungil's tentacles are not so easy to pull off.

Blaze and Asgaron had just started fighting when Gonkiel used his electric skill.

The purple current traveled directly through the tentacles to Blaze and Asgaron, severely injuring Asgaron.

Blazer was left to fight alone, and Gungil just pinned him down upstairs and gave him a good beating.

As Gungil pressed closer, he took a pair of crimson claws off his back and scratched Blaze, who had just stood up.

Its attack method, similar to Belial's, caused considerable damage to the Blazefalland armor.

He was struck through the abdomen, and light energy scattered from the damaged part of his body. The Faldran armor disintegrated on the spot, and the timer on Blaze's chest immediately started flashing.

The invincible Faldeland suffered its defeat, and the heavily wounded Blaze was unable to fall.

Then, Asgaron rose up again.

With a single sneak attack, he severed both of Gungil's arms.

It not only severed the claws that Gungil had just taken off his back, but also cut off his arm as well.

Although such trauma is nothing to a monster with self-healing abilities, it is still a rare instance of damage inflicted on Gonkiel's true form.

After being injured, Gonkiel fought even more frantically, punching Asgaron repeatedly and then grabbing him by the neck and lifting him up.

The period of attack, however, gave Asgaron the opportunity to recharge.

As they looked up, the flames of As were already poised to erupt.

At the same time, Gungil gathered energy in his mouth and emitted Gungil Ray.

In a mouth-to-mouth clash of energy, Gonkiel was forced back several steps, and Asgaron was also repelled.

Blaze, who had gotten up again, immediately stepped in, picking up the spiral light spear.

Chapter 215 Is the Blazer Ray going to be a permanent fixture?

Holding his old friend in his hand, Blazer strode forward, wielding his spiraling spear and severing one of Gungil's tentacles in one strike.

Unleashing such a strike nearly exhausted Blaze's energy, and he could no longer hold onto the spiraling light spear in his hand.

The severed tentacles were clearly more serious than the severed hands, and Gungil was unable to restore them even with Damdoksin.

Enraged, Gungil stepped forward, and Blazer tried to raise his arm to block, but Gungil bit him instead.

Fortunately, although Gonkiel had fused with Valaron's cells, he had not been able to absorb Valaron's energy absorption ability; he simply vented his anger by biting.

But this gave Asgaron an opportunity, allowing him to seize Gonkiel's other tentacle.

If you don't have enough arm strength, then bite!

If you bite Blaze, I'll bite you back!

Asgaron didn't hesitate at all. He bit down on Gonkiel's tentacle with his mechanical mouth, and with a flick of his head, he tore the tentacle off.

These two tentacles are obviously very important to Gonkielgan in his second form. Without the tentacles, Gonkielgan's energy shows signs of going berserk, and the cells that make up his body begin to collapse and disintegrate.

As his body swayed, pus dripped out.

But this did not weaken Gungil; instead, it made him even more ferocious, emitting sharper, more irritating sounds.

He kicked the exhausted Blaze to his knees, then treated Asgaron like a toy.

I hate you all!

Having absorbed the negative emotions of the young man, even his roars are so unique.

But the ensuing overwhelming crimson electric currents were incredibly powerful, severely damaging Asgaron and Blaze.

With the tentacles gone, Gungil, who had just delivered a powerful blow, was now at his weakest point, and Huiming immediately issued the attack order.

Taishin and Huimei then cooperated and fired three special warheads at the broken tentacles on Gungil's head.

A rifle bullet would be as good as a candy for a monster of this size.

However, the special anti-Dumdokhin warhead was particularly lethal to Gungil.

With the bullet penetrating his body, and under the influence of the anti-Damdokhin, Gungil's body disintegrated at an accelerated rate, with monster cells constantly falling off.

But for a large creature like Gonkiel, even if it is hit by a weapon that is effective against it, it will not live long and its disintegration will take time.

Blazer struggled to his feet, intending to see Gungil off on his final journey.

The members of the String family, watching the game on television, once again cheered and encouraged Blaise.

With the support of his family, Blaze's arm glowed again.

Even in his death throes, Gungil was unwilling to give up and gathered energy in his abdomen, preparing to unleash a final, decisive blow.

Asgaron also used his last bit of energy to unleash the full power of his Asgardian Flame.

Blaze Ray + Ace Flame clash with Abdominal Destruction Ray!

One against two, one of whom was the final beam from the TV series version, Gungil, who already had one foot in hell, was doomed.

With a loud explosion, Gungil was defeated!

Battle over!!

Blazer-Stringman: "Did we win...?"

Huiming: "We won!"

Taishin pouted, "Although we won, why didn't defeating this BOSS give me the same exciting feeling as when other new generation Ultraman defeat their BOSSes?"

Huimei: "Gonkiel and Valaron, they both have a really strange feeling about them, they don't seem like the final bosses!"

Gento didn't really grasp what his teammates were saying: "Well, I think our strength is pretty good. Especially Gonkiel, who even defeated Blaze in his armored form."

Anri: "It's not a matter of strength. If we're talking about strength, it's not bad. But this Gungil, just like Ura from Ultraman Taiga, looks weird."

Taishin also explained, "Gonkiel is like a child who makes a ruckus and causes trouble without regard for the consequences, but he's a little more brutal than a child."

It's hard to consider this monster as the final boss in a game.

Hikari from the Land of Light silently memorized the name Damdoksin. Although it wasn't necessary to develop an anti-Damdoksin specifically to counter it, remembering this boss's weakness was still essential.

After all, the Land of Light will be facing a being who can travel through time and space in the future.

Seven: "Is this monster a backlash against human technology?"

Even after watching the whole thing, Seven still didn't understand.

Is this monster yet another disaster caused by human technology?

Is it a product of Damdokshin's rampage, or a product of humanity's own rampage?

The only battle in Gonkiel's second form, and also the only battle for the boss Gonkiel, is actually not bad in terms of viewing experience, if you ignore the child-like crying and screaming throughout.

Simply put, the monster Gungirgon performs well in terms of attack, defense, and special abilities.

In terms of attack, Gungil has shown prowess in both physical and light attacks.

The most powerful beam attack is undoubtedly the abdominal destructive beam, which is a destructive beam emitted from the abdomen.

This move gained a clear advantage in the clash of Blaze's armored form's ultimate attack, and the force of the explosion sent Blaze flying a great distance.

Of course, it's possible that the Fadelan Armor's ultimate attack is a slash that directly cuts through the charged beam, causing an explosion.

Under the abdominal destructive beam, the three beams that are worth mentioning are actually not very good.

Both the crimson lightning bolt and the purple lightning bolt emanating from the tentacles repelled Blaze and Asgaron simultaneously, but neither seemed to cause significant damage.

The power of the Gungil Ray was easy to determine; it was roughly equal to Asgaron's Asgardian Flame, and the two beams clashed evenly.

Gungil has many beam skills, but its greatest offensive capabilities lie in physical attacks.

In his second form, Gungil has three different weapons: a blade taken from his knees, claws taken from his back, and a drill.

All three weapons had caused considerable damage to Blazer.

The most striking feature was the two crimson claws that pierced Blaze's abdomen, causing significant damage and shattering the Faldran armor, putting Blaze into a critical state.

This attack dealt one of the highest damage in the entire Blaze map.

In terms of defense, Gungil's defense is very strange, sometimes high and sometimes low, and there are obvious differences even in this one battle.

Gao's performance was evident in his encounter with Blaze, whose effective damage against Gonkiel's main body was extremely limited, with almost no damage inflicted by the War Spear in the early stages.

Later, they targeted Gungil's weak tentacles with specific attacks, and the Spiral Light Spear made another contribution.

The opponent who performed poorly was Asgaron. Before his tentacles were severed, Gonkiel had just had both hands severed by Asgaron's attack, and his abdomen also suffered obvious damage.

Although Asgaron performed well throughout the battle, it shouldn't be that much stronger than the Faldran armor.