Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Aside from attack and defense, its only special ability is a fairly good self-healing ability.

It can regenerate its hands, which were severed by Asgaron, in a very short time, but it cannot regenerate vital parts such as its tentacles.

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The battles of Valaron and Gungil have ended.

Clearly, these two bosses are not considered strong among the new generation of bosses.

It can only compete with Ura, the old Lu who doesn't have the spark, the evil Triga, and Deborah Rig, who doesn't have the diamond light, for the bottom spot. It can't even compare with the top-tier characters like Tregear, Gilbaris, Belial the Evil, and Greiza.

However, although they can't compete with the top-tier bosses above, there's still a ranking among them.

Next, we will compare the strengths and weaknesses of these two bosses from eight aspects: setting, battle record, strategy, physical fitness, fighting skills, light skills, weapons and equipment, and subordinate legions.

First, let's talk about the settings.

Valaron is a terrifying monster known as the "cosmic bomb," possessing extremely high combat intelligence and extraordinary fighting power. It is an ally of a mysterious alien force codenamed V99 and is part of the third wave of attacks launched against human civilization on Earth.

Gungilgan is a monster born on Earth. It was developed by the Necromas Group to explore the origins of life and create an immortal substance. After Damdoksin leaked the substance, it devoured the cells of other monsters in the research institute and was born as a terrifying monster.

Judging solely from their backgrounds, Valaron and Gonkirk are equally matched.

However, Gungil has an additional bonus setting: the strongest and most evil enemy!

The strongest among Ultraman is not necessarily the strongest. Each version has its own god, and every version has its strongest.

However, at least during this period of time, in the Blazer universe, Gungil is set to be the strongest enemy.

Even a powerful being like Belial was suppressed by his strongest enemy, Gilbaris, so Valaron was naturally no exception.

Therefore, in terms of the established rules, Gonkiel, being the strongest and most evil, just suppressed Valaron and took the lead.

Next, let's look at the results.

Valaron and Gonkiel share a common enemy: Asgaron and Blaze.

It's relatively easy to determine whether Blaze has been defeated, but it's more difficult to determine whether Asgaron has been defeated.

How exactly is this tenacious mechanical warrior considered defeated?

The judgment should be based on whether the driver is injured or killed, or whether Asgaron is incapacitated.

According to the former calculation, neither Valaron nor Gonkiel ever defeated Asgaron.

According to the latter calculation, the two bosses still failed to meet the defeat conditions.

Considering both, the results seem to be no different.

In the battle against Valaron, the closest Asgaron came to being defeated was when he was hit by a bio-bomb from Valaron's first form on the moon.

The driver inside is temporarily unconscious and unable to move.

However, the SKaRD crew awoke in less than fifteen minutes and piloted Asgard back to Earth.

In the battle against Gonkiel, Asgaron was defeated by Gonkiel multiple times and was once unable to move.

However, after Blaze's intervention, Asgaron quickly got back on his feet and rejoined the battle by discarding unnecessary components and keeping only the most crucial modules.

Clearly, in either case, Asgaron did not completely lose his ability to fight during the battle.

Asgaron, the true god!

Compared to Asgard, Blazeeer's number of defeats is much easier to determine.

Lava's first form defeated Blaze in a weakened state once on the moon, and then it was gone.

Lagoon also defeated Blaze once, but it was Blaze-Faldran in armored form that it defeated.

One is Blaze in its normal state with a weakened state, and the other is the ultimate Alphadran armored Blaze in almost full condition. It goes without saying which one is more valuable.

Laogong leads Laowa 2-0.

The third strategy, needless to say.

Valaron is a monster written into the lore, possessing exceptionally high combat intelligence.

Furthermore, when Blaze first encountered Valaron during the Moon Wars, Valaron displayed combat intelligence that surpassed most other monsters.

During the battle, they exploited Blaze's weaknesses and the moon's terrain to manipulate him at will.

Although Valaron's intelligence was somewhat weakened when it evolved into its second form, it was not a major issue.

As a monster created from a corpse, Gungil has very limited intelligence; it could even be described as a biological weapon devoid of emotion.

After absorbing Yuuki's emotions, she sometimes displays childlike fear and apprehension during battles, which she uses to mislead Blaze.

But only for brief moments; for the vast majority of the time, Gungil was fighting on instinct.

Such wisdom is clearly incomparable to that of Valaron.

In terms of intellect, Valarón gained the upper hand.

Next is physical attributes, which are compared based on the peak physical attributes of the two monsters, that is, their second forms.

Powerful monsters are powerful in their own way, while weak monsters are all equally weak.

Both Valaron and Gonkiel's second forms have significant weaknesses.

Let's start with Valaron. Its head is its most vulnerable spot, and Blaze can pierce it with a single strike of his Spiral Light Spear.

Gungil's weakest point is also its head; the connection between its tentacles can be severed by a spiral spear of light, and if cornered, Asgaron can also bite it off by shaking its head.

These two monsters are really strange; even their heads, the most crucial part of their bodies, have such obvious weaknesses.

Aside from his head, Gonkiel's hands and abdomen are not particularly tough either, as Asgaron has managed to break through their defenses before.

Furthermore, as the main substance constituting Gongilgang's body, Damdokosin has something that counteracts it: anti-Damdokosin.

Once imprisoned in the Anti-Damdokhin, regardless of the outcome of the battle, Gungil's body will fall into an unstoppable collapse.

However, neither of these points poses a threat in the battle against Valaron.

Gungil has excellent self-healing abilities, and besides, it is a fusion of cells and nanobots, so this injury is nothing to it.

Valaron is also unable to synthesize anti-Damdoksin to attack Valaron.

In conclusion, while both Valaron and Gonkil have their own weaknesses, neither affects the main character's combat ability.

Even if their weaknesses are exploited, they can still continue fighting.

Both have enough offensive power to exploit each other's weaknesses, but neither can withstand the other's attacks.

Therefore, in terms of physical fitness, they are evenly matched.

Fighting skills.

There is a criterion for this, which is to withstand the combined attack of the Blazefalland armor and Asgaron.

Despite facing the combined forces of Asgaron and Blazefalran armor, and having his weapons repeatedly pulled from his hands, Gonkiel was still able to continue the fight.

Furthermore, it severely damaged the Blazefaldland armor by attacking with its claws.

Even when facing the combined attack of the two, Valaron was unable to inflict much damage on Blaze and Asgaron. In the end, the two, considering the presence of their V99 companion, voluntarily laid down their weapons.

From this perspective, Valaron is inferior to Gungil in terms of fighting skills.

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After combat skills, the next major category is light-based skills, which are divided into attack beams and special skills.

In terms of attack beams, neither Valaron nor Gonkiel are particularly strong.

As an Ultraman who only used a beam attack once throughout the entire TV series, Blaze's antagonist naturally wouldn't, and shouldn't, be too strong in beam attacks.

Otherwise, Ultraman wouldn't be using beams, and the monsters would be spewing energy everywhere – that's going against the natural order!

Getting back to the main point, Valaron's main beam attacks are the first form's ultimate attack, the Strange Lightning Beam, and the second form's ultimate attack, Valaron's Breath.

The power of the Lightning Beam is hard to say. Valaron has used it quite a few times, but most of the time it either demolishes buildings or misses, causing little to no damage.

Especially when facing Blaze in his armored form, even a direct hit would only cause Blaze to cry out in pain, without affecting his combat effectiveness at all.

Valaron's Breath has been used quite a few times, but aside from demolishing buildings, it has only been used twice in actual combat.

The first time was against Blaze, who was in a severely injured state. Valalon, who had just evolved into its second form, used Valalon Breath to almost deliver a close-range blow to Blaze.

Although Blaze attempted to defend himself using wormholes, he was still forced to separate from his human host in order to save the host's life, while he himself tragically died on the moon.

If the opponent is in Blazefaldran armor form and the damage dealt is similar, this move will have an extremely high damage ceiling, regardless of whether there is a flashing light.

Unfortunately, the opponent in this attack was Blaze in his normal state, severely injured and weakened. Defeating Blaze at this moment doesn't prove anything.

The second use was also a great opportunity to demonstrate its power, clashing with the Blazefaldran armor's ultimate attack, Chilsofador's Flame Dragon Arrow.

As long as the outcome isn't Blaze standing still while Valaron is blown away by the explosion, then the power of Valaron's breath can naturally be increased to the level of an ultimate Ultra Kill.

However, another unexpected event occurred.

The arrival of V99's companions has shifted the key to victory or defeat to them, and Valalon's status as the boss is in jeopardy.

To stabilize V99's companions, Blaze, who had already charged up his energy, released it.

Valaron's breath struck Asgaron, who had also disarmed.

He was hit head-on, and Asgaron did not adopt any defensive stance or activate his shield.

Under these circumstances, Asgaron was only knocked away, his chest was slightly burned, and he immediately stood up again after dusting himself off.

After taking a beam attack from the BOSS's final form, which was practically a fatal blow, I was basically unharmed!

Can you believe it!

Up to this point, Valaron's Breath was never used again in the subsequent battles, nor was it qualified to clash with the Blaze Ray.

This move is incredibly weak!

In comparison, the Gungil's beam is much more powerful.

Because it incorporates multiple monster cells, Gungilgun has a variety of beams, the most important and powerful of which is the Abdominal Destruction Beam.

A purple destructive ray condensed in his abdomen, its power enough to counteract another of Blazefald's ultimate attacks, Kirsofard's Flame Thunder Slash.

In a direct confrontation, its power is even greater, enough to overwhelm Blaze's finishing move.