Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Gaia-Womeng: "This monster was defeated in just one battle. Is it because it was somewhat weak?"

Fujimiya: "In my opinion, he's not as good as Zog!"

Tiga Daigo: "Is this Tiga also me? Or is it a different Tiga?"

Daigo is now somewhat confused about whether these cameo appearances of Ultraman Tiga have any connection to him.

Dyna-Asuka: "Well done! Dyna is Dyna. Who dares to say Dyna isn't awesome? Step forward and let me see!"

Blazer-Stringman: "King Orb Mengs, assessed as a not-so-great BOSS."

Geed Zero: "Am I overthinking it, or is that the power of that red ball limited to this? Can King Orb's fighting power really be considered capable of destroying civilizations?"

Xiao Lu: "Could it be that among those destroyed civilizations, there was no Ultraman to protect them?"

Zero: "As long as humans believe in the existence of Ultraman, Ultraman will appear."

Zero used to scoff at this kind of motivational rhetoric that sounded like bragging and empty hype, but after watching so many battles between Ultraman and the BOSS, Zero couldn't believe it anymore.

[The first and final battle of King Orb Mengs.]

As one of the few monsters whose first battle was the decisive one, and whose fate was decided in a single battle, King Orb's performance in this battle was not good, and could even be described as somewhat lackluster.

First, let's talk about attacks. King Orb's attacks are quite flashy, but there aren't many truly powerful attacks.

In terms of beam attacks, the only noteworthy one that King Orb has shown is the incinerating beam.

Its power is quite good; it can break through Gaia's Ultra Barrier V2, but it is powerless against Gaia's Ultra Barrier Supreme.

It's worth mentioning that Gaia's idealistic buff in this battle mainly summoned two predecessors as teammates, and the increase in his own combat power was not significant.

Gaia fought in V2 form throughout the early and middle stages because the energy consumption of Supreme Gaia was too great, and Gaia's energy consumption in this universe far exceeded that in Gaia's own universe.

I didn't switch to the high form to prevent running out of energy halfway through the fight.

The fact that Gaia switched to its highest form later on only shows that it had gained confidence in winning with its highest form.

In other words, the Ultra Barrier that blocked King Orb's incinerating beam was more due to the power of Gaia itself than to idealistic power.

In terms of physical attacks, King Orb performed well.

The tail-whip attack knocked off the Adventurer's cockpit, and the sharp teeth on its abdomen also bit Gaia, causing her considerable damage.

In terms of defense, the Orb Mengs King's defense is barely acceptable after being strengthened by the red ball several times.

Although Gaia's attacks repeatedly caused sparks to fly, the damage was actually not significant.

Its bone shield can also block Gaia's photon ice blades, causing the background music that originally belonged to Gaia to stop abruptly.

In terms of both attack and defense, it is only average. The strongest part of Orb King is its splitting ability.

Gaia was able to split into Scylla and Basilis to fight alongside him, putting Gaia at a direct disadvantage and causing him to be beaten into a ball by the three monsters.

Of course, this move has its advantages and disadvantages. If the other two monsters are injured, the injuries will also be reflected back to King Orb.

Chapter 312 The Great Debate Against Gaia the Boss

The TV series and the movie Ultraman Gaia's Great Battle in Time and Space has come to an end. Who is stronger between the two bosses, the Root Destruction Angel Zog and the strongest combined monster Orb Mengs King?

Next, as usual, we will analyze the strengths and weaknesses of these two bosses from eight aspects: their character design, battle record, strategy, physical attributes, combat ability, light-based skills, weapons and equipment, and their subordinate legions.

First, let's start with the settings.

Zog is the ultimate weapon of the Root Destruction Bringer. Ordered by the Root Destruction Bringer, he came to Earth to destroy humanity.

The purpose is simple and brutal, but its origin remains a mystery.

The origins of the Root Destruction Summoning Entity remain a mystery even after the end of Gaia TV.

The origins of the Scia were originally just as mysterious, but in the final episode, the Gran Scia appeared, and it can almost be considered the supreme leader of the Scia in the Dyna universe.

Furthermore, in the new generation Dyna-Dekay, the old boss Sphia is continued, and the appearance of the Mother completely exposes Sphia's background.

Unlike the source of destruction, the new generation Gaia died in the womb, and its origins have become an unsolved mystery in the Ultra Universe.

The same goes for King Orb. It is the strongest monster created by the Red Ball in the Super Dimensional War universe, with the same goal of completely destroying human civilization. It is known as the strongest combined monster.

The red ball is something created by humans, and its origin from which dimension or universe remains a mystery. However, that universe has been destroyed by the red ball, so there's no need to delve into it.

Although the red ball itself was created by humans, after absorbing human desires for a long time, it has surpassed humans.

Comparing them in this way, it seems impossible to determine which is superior based on their origins, since the root cause of destruction is unknown and the physical body is unclear.

At this point, some of you might be wondering, since Orb King is known as the strongest, why can't he surpass Zog?

Because the term "King Orb" has limitations; it refers to the strongest combined monster, not the strongest monster, nor Gaia's strongest enemy.

Moreover, the timeline of the transdimensional final battle takes place before Zog's appearance, so even the strongest enemy cannot overpower Zog.

If it were King Grand who were debating with King Orb Mengs, he might have been able to outdo this Showa veteran, but Zog would have to forget about it.

In terms of setup, neither player has a clear advantage over the other, resulting in a draw.

Next is the battle record, where Zog has an advantage because it fought against two Ultramen, Gaia and Agul.

In the Ultraman universe, due to the special nature of the final battle, in order to give the newly appeared BOSS some face and create a sense of pressure, the more Ultramen fighting against the enemy, the better the record.

Dark Lugiel and Victor Lugiel are examples of this; those like Greeza, who only have one Ultraman as an opponent, will be at a disadvantage.

Zog belongs to the former category; it defeated, and even killed, Agul and Gaia, achieving a double kill.

Orb Mengs King was a disappointment. As one of the few bosses to be defeated in a single battle, even if we count his victory over Gaia as one, it's still far from Zog's achievement.

In terms of record, Zog is the clear winner.

Next is strategy. Neither of the two monsters are particularly good at this, but they both have their moments of brilliance.

First, let's talk about Zog. His decision to give away all the Destruction Worms later on has cemented his intellect's place on the pillar of shame.

However, it did demonstrate some strategic acumen in its initial battle.

Especially the scene where he restores Ultraman's health upon his first appearance—this is a unique moment for any of the previous bosses.

If Zog didn't have the power to suppress the two Os, then doing this would just be clown behavior.

Zog's performance in the first battle far surpassed that of the two Olympians combined, which was an act of demonstrating his strength.

Furthermore, this caused Agul and Gaia to lower their guard, allowing Zog to use a combination of charm and sneak attack to severely injure Agul.

Zog's tactical performance ended there, while Oub Mengs Wang did not demonstrate any tactical prowess in this area.

In terms of combat intelligence, both have their own strengths.

In the late game, when Zog was suffering from a severe intellectual deficit, he knocked down two Ultras with a single Wave Blast after sending them flying.

King Orb then used the Burning Beam and Bone Shield to deal damage to Gaia.

Compared to a truly intelligent boss, these are all standard tactics, but both of these bosses are brainless; they're just the tallest among the short ones.

In terms of tactical intelligence, Zog's performance was evenly matched, both good and bad.

In terms of combat intelligence, both are roughly equal, resulting in a tie.

In terms of strategy, the two bosses ended in a draw.

Next is physical fitness, which is another major advantage for Zog.

In his angel form, Zog withstood multiple beam attacks from Gaia and Agul, including the Photon Ice Blade, Photon Crusher, Clearer, and Quantum Stream, and was also hit by multiple Ultra Cuts before his disguise was knocked off, revealing his true form as a dragon.

In his dragon form, although his size increased, Zog's defensive capabilities were weakened, and his horns and throat were severely damaged by two Ultramen working together.

However, Zog's defeat was still quite stylish; he was killed by a quantum explosion resulting from the combined attack of Gaia's Supreme Being and Agul's Agul Ray.

This kind of finale-limited lighting is naturally incredibly cool.

Orb King's performance in this regard can only be described as average. Although he didn't get hit by any well-known beam skills, he also didn't break through the defense much, because when he did break through, it was a major defense.

At the end of the great battle, the sharp teeth on its abdomen and the bone wings on its back were damaged by the defeat of the two monsters that had split off, and the damage was reflected back to King Orb Mengs himself, causing it to suffer unprecedented damage as well.

And what ultimately defeated him was not the limiting light beam, but the photon stream of Gaia's supreme power.

If a normal monster were to be killed by this move, it would be incredibly cool.

But since King Orb is the boss, that's not enough.

Compared to Zog's quantum burst, it was completely outmatched.

Besides its defense, King Orb also has a clear strength setting, saying that it is very strong, and in actual combat it has indeed suppressed Gaia v2.

However, Zog also performed admirably in this regard, sending Gaia flying far away with a single slap in his dragon form.

And it's not Gaia v2, it's Gaia Supreme.

Compared to Zogby's 666 meters, King Oub is also quite a bit weaker.

In conclusion, in terms of physical attributes, Zog's performance far surpasses that of Obmans.

Next, let's talk about fighting techniques.

In actual combat, neither of them performed very well in this aspect.

Although Angel Zog is a humanoid monster, she only stood still and attacked throughout the entire fight, without any display of combat skills.

The Demon Dragon Zog, on the other hand, focuses on using powerful bricks to fly, and its physical attacks mainly rely on forceful strikes, so it doesn't really qualify as a fighting style.

Later on, it did have a charge skill that flattened dozens of buildings, but in the end, it still couldn't catch up with the two flying Olympians.

But can this be considered a fight?

Chapter 313 Gaia BOSS Grand Debate 2

The angel Zog excels at energy attacks, while the dragon Zog is more adept at melee combat.

Unfortunately, neither form demonstrated any noteworthy fighting skills.

Orb King is similar; its prototype was a monster imagined by children to defeat Ultraman, and it was only after fusing Basilis and Scylla that its complete form was born.

The mischievous child is naturally modeled after a ferocious beast. Although he has two claws and two legs, when it comes to fighting skills, King Orb Mengs does not have any such ability.

Clearly, in terms of fighting skills, neither is superior.

Next is the light-based ability, which is divided into two parts: offensive and defensive light beams, and special abilities.

Angel Zog performed quite well in attack beams, with the wave beam being the primary weapon.