Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Furthermore, during its final strike, the Abdominal Destruction Ray clashed with the Blaze Ray and the Aarth Flame, resulting in a stalemate that lasted for quite some time.

They only lost when Blaze unleashed his full power.

This ray of light is far superior to the combined performance of the two rays of Valaron.

In addition, Gonkiel also possesses the Gonkiel Ray, which he emits from his mouth. Its power is similar to that of the As Flame, but slightly stronger.

The red electric beams emanating from various parts of its body, and the purple electric beams emanating from its tentacles, are, in their very appearance, no less powerful than Valaron's bizarre lightning beams.

In terms of attack beams, Valaron completely lacks powerful enough abilities to directly clash with Gonkiel.

Next are special abilities. Valaron's two secondary special abilities are energy absorption and evolution!

Valaron's energy absorption is very limited; it can only absorb energy from its opponent by biting them, and so far, it has only absorbed energy from Blaze.

The second evolutionary ability is the self-evolution that occurs after absorbing enough energy; this is how Valaron's second form came about.

If these two abilities were labeled as infinite, they would be incredibly powerful.

Unfortunately, no. Valaron only used these two abilities once, evolving into his second form and never using them again, and his target was Blaze, who was unable to put up an effective resistance.

Against a formidable enemy of similar caliber like Shang Gongjier, the combat advantage isn't significant.

In addition to these two, Valaron can also remotely control the explosion of his own bio-bombs, but this ability is not as useful after his head is damaged.

It also needs to be used in conjunction with Valalon's most important special ability, bio-bombs.

Valaron, a terrifying monster known as the "cosmic bomb," is essentially a bomb factory, capable of continuously producing bombs and controlling their simultaneous detonation. The combined power of these bombs is enough to create a terrifying effect.

The show once depicted Valaron blasting the moon off its orbit, and in its second form, an even more powerful bomb could potentially blast the Earth off its orbit as well.

The ability to control bomb explosions and produce bombs, when combined, provides a natural advantage in combat on Earth.

If Valaron hadn't been injured in the head, and if the Earth's monsters hadn't come to his aid, Valaron would have had the confidence to overturn the table and blow up the Earth at any time.

In comparison, while Gonkiel's special ability to heal itself is quite helpful in battle, it pales in comparison to Valaron's bio-bombs.

[Gonkiel is stronger in attack beams, while Valaron has an advantage in special abilities, so they are evenly matched in beam attacks.]

Next are weapons and equipment.

Valaron's equipment is naturally biological bombs, which are its most powerful weapons and its only equipment.

Gungil had a lot of equipment; during the battle, he displayed three different claw-wielding weapons on his hands.

They are classified as drill type, shield type, and claw type, with the claw type being the most powerful.

The crimson claws, much larger than Gonkiel's main body, were powerful enough to pierce Blazer's chest and shatter Faldran's armor.

But this does not mean that Gonkirk's weapons are superior to Valaron's.

Both weapons have certain flaws.

First, let's talk about the Gungil. Its weapon is quite powerful, but it has one drawback: it's not attached to the hand, but rather mounted on top, making it too easy to pull off.

Blazee had pulled Gonkiel's weapon off on several occasions, and Asgaron had even chopped off his arm along with his strongest claws in one blow.

Valaron's bio-bombs also have significant problems. First, they can be eaten without causing an explosion.

Secondly, as has already been mentioned, Valaron needs to rely on its head to remotely detonate it.

Last but not least, the bomb manufacturing plant in Valaron was not very secure.

This is the most important part of Valaron besides its head, but its protection is lacking.

With his rainbow halo, Blaze easily severed Valaron's tail and detonated the last biological bomb.

Without biological bombs, Valaron is like a tiger with its teeth pulled—completely devoid of threat.

The key to determining the relative strength of these two weapons lies not in the weapons themselves, but in whether the two bosses can discover each other's weaknesses in advance and exploit them.

For Valaron, whether its tail was severed largely determined its victory or defeat in this battle.

If Gonkiel can cut off his tail before Valaron produces enough bio-bombs, then virtually all of Valaron's other attacks will be unable to threaten him.

While Gungil's weapons are easily pulled off, they are produced by fusing monster cells from his body with Damdoksin, making him, in a sense, a weapon manufacturing factory.

If Valaron can pull off the tentacles from Gonkirgan's head, causing him to fall into a slight breakdown, and withstand Gonkirgan's attacks in his berserk state, he will have a chance to win.

Valaron can achieve victory by choosing to wage a protracted war against Gonkiel, dragging it out until it collapses and disintegrates on its own, or by preventing Gonkiel from severing its own tail, producing enough bombs to kill Gonkiel in one fell swoop.

The key to victory lies in how much of the combat wisdom written into Valaron's lore can be retained after entering its second form.

The above inferences are all based on the performance of the two players to determine the outcome; the difference in the strength or weakness of the weapons themselves is not obvious.

Therefore, in terms of weaponry, the two sides remain evenly matched.

[The last item: subordinate legions.]

[Valalon claims to have an advantage in this regard, but in reality, it does not.]

It is the third wave of attacks sent to Earth by V99's companions, following two monsters, Bazan and Gebalga.

In the final battle, V99's companions personally stood on the field, intimidating the Earth.

If such a powerful background could be used by Valaron, it would naturally crush Gonkilgang.

Unfortunately, Valaron came alone as the third wave of attacks, and when its companions left, it did not take them with it or take them away from Earth. It was completely abandoned on Earth as a pawn.

Bazanja and Gabarga were not Valaron's subordinates or legions working for it; at most, they were products of the same biological weapon manufacturing plant.

Therefore, Valaron has no subordinate legions.

Gungil was even more isolated; nobody on Earth wanted it to continue existing.

In terms of their respective legions, the two sides remained evenly matched.

[In summary, across eight categories—setting, combat record, strategy, physical attributes, combat skills, light-based abilities, weaponry, and subordinate legions—Valalon only wins in strategy, while Gonkiel wins three in setting, combat record, and combat skills; the remaining four categories are even.]

[Neither Valaron nor Gonkir possessed a bugged ability that could turn the tide of battle in the final blow.]

Therefore, the monster that can be considered the strongest enemy in Ultraman Blaze so far is the Demon Beast Gungilgan!

Chapter 218 Greza Needs to Be Cut Off

With the end of Ultraman Blaze's version, the debate over the new generation of Ultraman has temporarily come to an end.

Today, let's take another look at those meta-defining heroes that were nerfed over the years.

Ginga-Hikari: "Last time it was Zero and Belial, who will it be this time? Tomoya, do you think there have been any enemies in our battles who appeared before but were defeated by Ginga?"

Yuya Ichijoji: "As the first Ultraman of the new generation, it is logical to expect that new monsters will appear to attract new viewers.

But the old monsters are indispensable, otherwise how can we retain our old audience?

but...."

Xiao Guang: "But what?"

Yuya Ichijoji: "Ultraman is more likely to be the main character in this video. Later, Hikaru should be able to see himself transforming into Ginga and suffering various defeats."

Xiao Guang was taken aback: "Why? Even if it's just a cameo, Yinhe's strength is no less than any of his juniors."

Yuya grinned crookedly: "Seniors should make way for juniors. Zero was once invincible, but he was repeatedly defeated when he made a cameo appearance."

Ex-Earth: "Could today's main character be Gomora or Zetton?"

X: "Zetton is more likely. Zero has fought Zetton many times in his battles. From a human perspective, Zetton should be one of the more popular monsters."

Earth retorted, "Gomora is quite popular too, isn't it? That monster from Reionics Ray is just a Gomora!"

Gomora Doll: "Hooray (That's right)!"

Last time we talked about Ultraman Zero, who runs through the New Generation series, and his nemesis Belial. Today, let's switch the focus to monsters.

Most of the monsters appear in TV series, fighting against the protagonist Ultra who has not yet grown up. Even if they have appeared in several versions, there is not much difference in their strength.

To see a significant difference in strength during version updates, the monsters must at least be among the strongest, or even bosses.

Galaxy-Hikari: "Could today's protagonist be Dark Lugiel?"

Ichijouji Tomoya: "Judging from Lugiel's reappearance in Galaxy S and Galaxy theatrical version, it is very likely."

Ex-Earth: "Greza really needs to be nerfed. Its abilities are too overpowered. Is it even playable without nerfing it?"

Orb Gai: "Will there be duplicate Demon Lord Beasts, or will they appear in some other way?"

Taiga-Yuuki: "It probably won't be Tregear today..."

Of course, since most of the monsters were defeated by Ultraman at the end of the episode, even if they reappeared, they would not be the same individual as Zero or Belial.

If the monster is a mechanical monster or a biological weapon, the pilot's operation may also affect the monster's performance.

This point will be taken into account if necessary in the subsequent version comparisons.

The first protagonist we're going to talk about today is Greeza, the final boss of the Ultraman X TV series!

Below is Greeza's first battle: against Ultraman X, Gomora, and XIO!

Earth: "Great! I knew a monster like Greeza couldn't last long."

Ex: "Greeza's reappearance, I wonder which junior will be unlucky enough to encounter him."

On the screen, the final battle between X and Greeza resumes.

Having emerged from the sun, Greiza first roamed the various bases of the defense force, devouring the monster dolls within.

After thoroughly defeating the Earth Defense Force of the X Universe and destroying a fleet, they were encountered by Daichi on their way to XIO.

The battle between X and Greeza, which has lasted for decades, begins anew.

Even after X transformed into his Super Mode, they couldn't stop X's advance. In the end, they forced him to land shortly in front of the base, where he joined Gomora to fight Greeza.

At this time, Greiza was at the height of its power. When the XIO team's fighter, the Mascade, attacked head-on, it was completely blocked by an invisible barrier.

X's Transcendental Form and Cyber ​​Gomora's punches, kicks, and claws were all dodged by Greeza in his Void state, not even getting a touch.

Greza didn't need to dodge at all; with just a slight movement, he dodged X's attack like a ghost.

Even without dodging, Greiza could easily interrupt X and Gomora's punches and kicks at just the right moment, just like a skilled fighting master bullying a child.

X's attacks couldn't hit Greiza, but Greiza's attacks could engulf both of them.

Such a battle is naturally impossible to win.

The first ship to be shot down by Greiza's attack was the Mascadi, which was hit by Greiza's beam.