Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Hiding inside a human body on Earth, remaining undetected for so long, leaving a backdoor inside the Prometheus, they cleverly obtained Dyna's combat data and implanted a false memory of defeat into Dyna's human brain, causing Dyna to show weakness and be defeated when facing the new Magus Cannon.

This series of actions already qualifies them as those of a qualified Earth invader.

Desfasa is indirectly controlled by the Monera aliens in the battle, while Queen Monera was born after these Monera aliens merged with the spaceship.

Perhaps her mind was blocked by the spaceship, causing Queen Monera to make the most foolish move, turning her advantage into a huge disadvantage.

Even a blind, foolish monster like Gatanothor, whose brain is practically on its ass, couldn't possibly stand by and watch Tiga revive.

Clearly, in terms of strategy, Desfasa > Gulansfia > Queen Monera!

Next is physical fitness, which is quite interesting.

[Gransphia is far ahead in this respect; it is itself a massive black hole that can easily devour and digest even Pluto.]

Even powerful attacks like the Solgent Ray from the Idealist Dyna, the Thunder Tornado from the Victory Eagle, or the New Magus Cannon were all distorted and swallowed up by the gravitational field surrounding Gransphia, and almost no attacks could hit his body.

As a mechanical monster, Desfasa did not suppress Ultraman in close combat and physical defense like other mechanical enemies.

On the contrary, Desfasa is a mechanical monster that focuses on magic defense.

As a mechanical monster that looks very much like a human, every joint of its body is a weak point, and Ultraman's joint skills are most effective against it.

Furthermore, the Desfasa has two weakest points in its defense: its head and the new Magus cannon.

The new Magus cannon is alright; as long as it's not firing, the chest armor provides protection, leaving the head as a completely exposed weak point.

Even the attack from Alpha could smash the head of the Desfasa, let alone the Victory Eagle or the New Magus Gun, which would probably blow its head off in one shot.

The final Queen Monera has stronger defenses than Desfasa.

At the very least, besides being destroyed by the combined beam attack of Tiga and Dyna, the main body of the body also had parts that were clearly breached.

However, even Queen Monera could not achieve the level of defense that Gulansfia possessed.

Its tentacles and the reticulated structure on its abdomen are areas with weak defenses.

Clearly, in terms of defense, Gransfia > Queen Monera > Desfasa!

Next, let's talk about fighting skills, where Desfasa is far superior.

Queen Monera's tentacle attacks were mostly accomplished through sneak attacks and powerful brick-throwing attacks, while Desfasa's first battle with Dyna relied on her fighting skills to suppress Dyna.

Although there was an element of trickery involved, such as collecting Dyna's combat data beforehand, Desfasa is a mechanical monster.

Collecting data or making predictions based on supercomputing power is a unique fighting style of mechanical monsters.

After his head was smashed, Desfasa's computing power was greatly weakened, and Power Type Dyna seized the opportunity to disable both of his arms and most of his weapons.

However, as a humanoid boss, Desfasa's fighting skills are clearly superior to the other two.

As a planet-sized monster, Gransphia has no limbs and, like the celestial Zetton, does not intend to use fighting techniques to decide the outcome of the battle.

Therefore, in terms of fighting skills, Desfasa > Queen Monera > Gransfia!

Chapter 302 Dyna's Great Debate 2

[After combat skills, naturally comes light-based abilities.]

Let's start with the lighting.

Gransphia has very few attack beams; it only has one move, which is its lightning attack.

This move seems very powerful, at least it performed very well when attacking Ganymede, instantly destroying one-tenth of Ganymede. However, its performance against Dyna was less impressive.

It's possible that during the battle with Ganymede, Dyna, having experienced the journey to Jupiter, was already in a preliminary idealistic state, and with a single slap, he extinguished the lightning attacking the mobile fortress.

In the final battle, Dyna, in his completely idealistic state, was even more formidable. He practically ignored the lightning attacks and flew all the way to Gransphia's vicinity.

Compared to Gransfia's monotonous lightning attacks, Desfasa's attack beams are much more numerous.

Its left arm is a laser machine gun, and its right arm can also fire destructive beams.

However, these two moves are not very powerful. The laser machine gun is better at attacking fighter jets, shooting down several Victory Flying Swallows, but it does little damage to the Dyna.

The destructive beam from his right arm is rarely used; the only time it was used was to attack a building, but it didn't completely destroy it.

Besides these two minor skills, Desfasa also has a powerful finishing move: the Neo Magus Cannon.

During the Prometheus era, the new Magus cannon performed very well, blasting the monster that Dyna was struggling against to smithereens into dust with a single shot.

But the key is still the Desfasa era. In the first battle with Dyna, Desfasa fired the new Magus cannon, which scared Dyna away and, in a sense, defeated Dyna.

However, this attack did not hit Dyna head-on, so the extent of the damage it caused is unknown.

The reason Dyna was scared away was not because of his great power, but because the Monera aliens had implanted false memories into Dyna's human host's brain beforehand.

If it were to truly clash with Dyna's Solgent Ray, the outcome would be uncertain.

The new Magus cannon looked powerful, but in Desfasa's hands, its true power was limited to blasting Cremos Island into a basin.

This performance seems quite strong at first glance, but compared to Gulansfia, it's nothing.

Queen Monera also possesses a considerable number of beams of light; her tentacles can fire destructive beams, destroying two patrol cars of the Super GUTS team and forcing Megumi Iruma's Victory Swallow to make an emergency landing.

But this kind of beam is only good for hitting vehicles; it's definitely useless in boss battles.

The same applies to the high-voltage current. To say it's weak is an understatement, as it completely extinguished the Dyna, but to say it's strong is also an absurd limitation.

It's effective against enemies smaller than yourself, but against an opponent like Gransphia, whose size is many times larger than yourself, this amount of electricity isn't even enough to tickle Gransphia.

The Crown Beam, the strongest finishing move, is indeed a relatively destructive beam of light from a human perspective.

The light spread outwards, causing considerable damage to the city.

However, the Crown Beam consumes too much energy. After absorbing Dyna's light energy, Queen Monera needs to rest for half a day after firing the Crown Beam once.

Without Dyna's light energy support, Queen Monera might have to stop her activities altogether.

Moreover, the damage caused by the Crown Beam is only a fraction of that; the chain reaction caused by Gransphia's own gravitational field when it gets close is ten or even a hundred times greater.

The lightning of Gransphia, the new Magus cannon of Desfasa, and the crown beam of Queen Monera—these three bosses' ultimate moves—failed to inflict much damage on Ultraman, who was their main opponent.

Their height can only be determined by drilling holes.

In terms of attack beams, Gransfia > Desfasa > Queen Monera!

Next is the defense against light, which only Gransphia and Desfasa have demonstrated.

It doesn't have much of an advantage in physical defense, but Desfasa's magic defense is quite good.

With a single move, Mirror of Annihilation, Dyna successfully blocked Miracle Type's Radiant Radiance. This was the first time Dyna had used this move, and to be able to block it and even reflect it back is definitely a valid achievement.

As a boss with almost maxed-out defense, Gransphia's defensive barrier is currently one of the most powerful.

In one-on-one combat, it almost never breaks through defenses.

Queen Monera's defense relies more on her physical body and does not involve deploying any barriers.

In terms of defensive beams, Gransfia > Desfasa > Queen Monera!

Now that we've discussed light, let's talk about their special abilities.

The first one is still Gransphia. As a planetary monster whose main body is similar to a black hole, it can devour and digest almost all the light and objects that attack it.

This is also one of the few instances in all the BOSS debates where a star-destroying performance was achieved without any prior setting or wild hype.

The annihilation of Pluto and the artificial sun is the best proof of Gulansfia's ability to devour.

Secondly, Gransfia can also summon monster souls to launch mental and psychological attacks on enemies.

But this time the opponent is a villain, and this ability is useless against Dyna, so it probably won't be very useful against the villain.

As a mechanical warrior, Desfasa theoretically possesses the ability to predict an opponent's movements and launch a counterattack using its immense computing power.

However, firstly, Desfasa's performance in battle relied more on the data she had already collected, rather than on her own computing power to forcibly calculate, which is different from Janna or the killer Bit Star later on.

Secondly, neither of his two opponents seemed capable of launching attacks that he could predict and defend against.

Clearly, Desfasa's ability is almost non-existent.

The last queen, Monera, possesses the ability to absorb energy.

However, this ability has many limitations. First, the opponent whose energy is absorbed must be trapped in the mesh structure in Queen Monera's abdomen, and second, it must be combined with attacks from high-voltage current.

These two restrictions make this ability almost ineffective against Gransfia.

If we can absorb the energy of the new Magus system, it might be effective for Desfasa.

In terms of special abilities, Gransfia > Queen Monera > Desfasa!

[In summary, in terms of light-based abilities, Gransfia > Desfasa > Queen Monera!]

Next, let's talk about weapons and equipment. There's not much to say about the three bosses in this regard.

None of the three bosses possessed weapons or equipment that could significantly enhance their combat power.

[Finally, the subordinate legions.]

As the leader of the Specians in the Dyna universe, Gransphia had a good habit of sending them away one by one, but even in the final battle, it still had powerful Specian chimeras under its command, such as Neogagard.

Secondly, there is Queen Monera, after all, Desfasa himself was one of Queen Monera's subordinates.

Desfasa had no legions under his command.

It goes without saying who is stronger, Neo Gaigared or Desfasa. Neo Gaigared himself died from the New Magus Cannon, being blasted into dust in one shot.

In terms of subordinate legions, Queen Monera > Gransfia > Desfasa!

Finally, consider the eight aspects: setting, battle record, strategy, physical attributes, combat skills, light-based abilities, weaponry and equipment, and subordinate legions.

There are three bosses. The first place gets three points, the second place gets two points, and the third place gets one point.

Gransfia scores 9 points for character design, physical attributes, and light-based abilities; 2 points for combat record and fighting skills; and 4 points for intelligence and subordinate legions, for a total of 15 points.

Queen Monera scores 6 points for her battle record and her army, 6 points for her character design, physical attributes, and fighting skills, and 2 points for her light-based abilities and strategic thinking, for a total of 14 points.

Desfasa scored 13 points, clearly indicating that Gulansfia is the strongest overall competitor across all eight events.

In terms of the ability to turn the tide in the end, neither Desfasa nor Queen Monera is strong enough to be overpowered, or theoretically capable of doing so. They also cannot reverse the situation in other aspects.

On the contrary, Gransphia also left behind the move of mutual destruction. Even if the two bosses team up and defeat it with an attack comparable to the Spiritual Dyna Solgent Ray, Gransphia will turn into an even larger black hole after the explosion, swallowing the opponent.

Dyna didn't die, but that's because he's the main character, and he'll be making cameo appearances with his juniors later on. A mere villain like him doesn't need an open ending.

[In conclusion, Gransphia is definitely Dyna's strongest enemy!!]