Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Battle over!

Jiede-Xiaolu: "Yes!"

Pei-Chia stammered, "Xiao-Lu, this form is so cool!"

The charade involving Galaxy Rising and Belial in Galaxy Fight 3 wasn't shown, but this form is a proper fighting form, and it looks really cool when it moves.

Xiao Lu touched his nose and said proudly, "Of course, after all, it's my brand new form, the Rising Galaxy!"

Hikari from the Land of Light jotted down in his notebook: "The Geed Riser was damaged by Gilbaris's attack and appears to need to be reinforced."

Gaia-I Dream: "Shouldn't all artificial intelligences grow? How come this Gilbaris hasn't improved at all?"

Fujimiya: "The garbage made by aliens is not even as good as my quantum computer."

Zeta-Haruki: "No matter how you look at it, Geed-senpai is so handsome!"

Zeta: "Yeah, they're only a tiny bit worse than me."

[In the first battle of the Zeta version of Gilbaris, this battle was definitely a heavy blow to Gilbaris.]

Unlike the devastating blow of being resurrected by demon fragments, this time it's a devastating blow in terms of combat performance.

In its complete form, Gilbaris failed to inflict a single scratch on Geed in a one-on-one head-on battle against Geed's Galaxy Rising form, and was utterly defeated in the beam clash, resulting in a complete rout.

In terms of close-quarters combat from the start, Gilbaris's heavy armor is a significant advantage.

In the movie, it was like a mountain, and no matter how Zero, Orb, and Geed attacked it, it remained unmoved.

In the Zeta version, not only was it forced back by Geed's small fists, but its two big claws had no power at all.

Next comes the beam attack, which is Gilbaris's most powerful and frequently used attack method.

The initial attacks on Sevenger and Windom appeared to hit, but in reality, the damage was negligible.

Geed then blocked Geed's attacks on the Galaxy Rising.

The beam that once blew up Zero and Orb can't even touch the edge of Geed now.

Needless to say, the final, deadly attack was pushed back during the clash of energy with the rising galaxy, completely humiliating the BOSS.

However, none of that matters. While Gilbaris's attacks are not weak, its defense is the foundation for success in the Ultra Universe.

The armor in its complete form once withstood attacks from Infinite Zero, Orb Tri-Force, and Ultimate Geed, bringing the three Ultras to the brink of death while remaining almost undamaged itself.

The final shattering occurred only after enduring several powerful attacks from Ultimate Geed under the influence of his idealistic outburst, and was finally broken by the combined ultimate attack of Zero in his normal state and Orb Origin.

In the Zeta version, it was actually shattered by Geed's ultimate move.

This armor is incredibly fragile.

The only commendable aspect is that the core artificial brain was not destroyed.

Its immunity to Ultraman beams remains unchanged; it cannot transform into its ultimate form. No matter how many times Geed shatters Gilbaris's armor, it cannot completely destroy him.

Hikari from the Land of Light continued writing in his notebook: "The Riser needs to be compatible with Red Steel, Galactic Spark, and Sheparton Armaments. Consider the possibility of manufacturing badges or capsules on-site."

Tiga-Horie: "One trick is all you need. No matter how weak the other abilities become, as long as this one isn't weakened, Gilbaris won't be completely defeated, no matter who comes."

Gaia-Womeng: "If it can't be destroyed, could you try locking it up and destroying it after the sublimator is repaired?"

[Zeta version, Gilbaris third battle: against Geed, Zeta, Windom, and the rest of the Armory crew.]

Having a whole combat team behind them, along with the help of professionals, is a huge advantage.

Although Gilbaris is a super artificial intelligence, after arriving on Earth, even with only its core, it was still subject to considerable limitations.

Not to mention, he was injured.

As a team with official backing, the Armory quickly identified the key figure in the escape.

It was determined that the Gilbaris core was not entirely unscathed in the battle with Geed, and some of its integrated circuits were damaged.

Therefore, it needs to collect enough silicon for core self-repair.

After figuring out Gilbaris's objectives, the armory quickly devised a battle plan, sending Haruki and Yoko to ambush Gilbaris.

Gilbaris, deceived by the false information posted online by Yuka, falls into a trap. Just as Haruki is about to launch an attack, Riku, who has been tracking Gilbaris, appears.

At this point, Riku has two choices: one is to transform into Ultraman and fight, and the other is to attack with Little Red Steel in human form.

Xiao Lu chose option three, grabbed an iron rod, and charged towards the core of Gilbaris.

Although only the core remains, it is still much larger than Xiao Lu and can fly.

If Riku could properly utilize his physical abilities as the human form of Ultraman, there might actually be a chance, but unfortunately, that's just wishful thinking.

Gilbaris unleashed a tiny bolt of lightning that knocked the iron rod from Xiao Lu's hand, injuring Xiao Lu himself in the process.

Fortunately, Haruki appeared with a gun at that moment and fired several shots, forcing back the Gilbaris core; otherwise, who knows what hilarious things might have happened.

Chapter 230 Let's Fight Together

Xiao Lu's sudden appearance slightly disrupted the armory's operational plan, but the impact was minimal.

The artificial brain, forced to retreat by Haruki's attack, crashed into the hands of Windom, who was waiting outside.

Knowing he had fallen into a trap, but surrounded by enemies on all sides, Gilbaris went all out and materialized his armor once more.

In the previous battle, Xiao Lu's attack was not entirely ineffective. Gilbaris's armor was completely blown apart, and its core was also damaged, causing the regenerated armor to have problems even before it was used.

Even so, it would be more than enough to take down Uindam.

Haruki and Riku, who escaped from the factory, transformed and joined the battle after a dramatic reunion using the Riser.

Galaxy, X, Orb!

Ultraman Geed - Rising Galaxy Form.

Zero, Seven, Leo!

Ultraman Zeta Alpha Armor Mode.

Upon entering the arena, Zeta, who was finally able to speak, greeted Geed. The two had met in Galaxy Fight 2 and never expected to meet again on this Earth.

Zeta, ever the chatterbox, immediately launched into a description of Geed's glorious achievements. As Zero's apprentice as well, Geed had already accomplished feats such as eliminating Belial.

Ignoring Riku's rebuttal that he wasn't Zero's apprentice, he continued to lecture Haruki on his own understanding of Geed.

Zeta's talk got more and more outrageous, to the point that even Xiao Lu couldn't stand it anymore. Zeta was practically being touted as a superstar of M78.

They are both Ultraman, and both are disciples of Zero.

It's confirmed; they are partners who can be trusted.

Let's eliminate the enemy in front of us first and fight!

Meanwhile, Uindam also fell to the attack from Gilbaris.

Just as Gilbaris launched lasers and missiles to destroy Undham, Geed and Zeta finally joined the battle. The two Os deployed a barrier to shield the heavily damaged Undham from the barrage of artillery fire.

Geed pulled out the Rising Device, Zeta took out the Zeta Gun Bow, and rushed forward to unleash a flurry of attacks on Gilbaris.

These two weapons are far inferior to Orb Triple's circular saw, Orb Origin's holy sword, and Infinite Zero's two spark blades. Naturally, they wouldn't be able to break through Gilbaris's defenses in the movie.

But this Gilbaris, having been resurrected, weakened, and severely damaged by Geed, is much easier to deal with.

This massive and heavy armor, which was supposed to provide Gilbaris with indestructible defense, has instead become a sitting duck here.

Faced with attacks from both sides, Gilbaris was overwhelmed and completely unable to cope.

It's understandable, really. This version of Gilbaris, even in perfect condition, couldn't handle Galactic Rising, let alone an injured Gilbaris facing the combined might of Geed and Zeta. Defeat was inevitable.

However, the final counterattack of this stubborn mechanical monster, Gilbaris, was not easy for him either.

Geed, who rushed forward rashly, was repelled by Gilbaris's Baris Meteor Finger Vulcan Cannon. With a chance to catch his breath, he immediately turned his attention to Zeta.

Perhaps Gilbaris sees Zeta as an opponent he can prioritize eliminating.

Zeta effortlessly deflected Gilbaris's shattering electromagnetic blast attack with his gun-bow.

Realizing that the Alpha Armor was ineffective, Haruki chose to switch forms.

The powers of Ultraman, Ace, and Taro are fused into the power-type Beta Impact form.

To deal with a mechanical monster like Gilbaris, if you don't have a powerful enough weapon to shatter its armor, then using the brute force of its powerful form is a good option.

Galactron MK2, which appeared in Taiga, was smashed to pieces by Titus's muscles; even his axe was smashed to pieces by Galactron.

Simply using weapons to scratch the surface will only lead to the same fate as Seven versus King Joe.

During the brief period when Geed was offline, Beta Impact decisively rushed forward and engaged Gilbaris in a fierce battle.

Clearly, Beta's muscles weren't well-developed enough, and he was quickly thrown to the ground by Gilbaris.

The re-entered Geed went over and helped Zeta up, while the two Os were somewhat helpless against Gilbaris.

Although it's unclear why Geed alone could defeat Gilbaris, the two of them couldn't, there's just no way the two Os can handle this iron behemoth.

Now it's time for the armory to make its appearance.

After all, it's not a movie with lots of fighting and killing. The TV series not only has to focus on combat power, but also on the plot, the main Ultraman, the bond between humans and Ultraman, and the development of the defense team.

Now we can conveniently revisit the foreshadowing that the initial attempt to solve the Millennium mystery failed.

The Millennium Puzzle, a problem that has plagued humanity for many years, is something that even a super artificial intelligence like Gilbaris, who developed it, certainly couldn't solve.

Yuka naturally assumed that Gilbaris was an artificial intelligence that couldn't control itself.

When faced with a puzzle, the integrated circuit will uncontrollably attempt to solve it, which will consume a lot of computing power.

The attack and defense capabilities of armor generated by the artificial brain core will also decrease.

By then, dealing with it will be much simpler.

Even Jugglus Juggler thought it was a good idea. How could Yuuka's little brain not have thought of that?

Under Uyndam's manipulation, the puzzle was successfully introduced into the core of Gilbaris.

The specific method involves using an arm filled with puzzles to punch Gilbaris's core, like giving him an injection.

The puzzle thus logically breached the firewall of the artificial brain, if it possessed such a thing, and entered its core program.

After completing this operation, Gilbaris, just as Yuka had predicted, allocated a large portion of its computing power to solving the problem, directly causing the other parts to crash and cease operation.

Taking this opportunity, Geed unleashed the Galaxy Shockwave and Zeta's Zeta Flame Shot.