Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

The result is that humans are infected by the Chaos virus, becoming destructive and no different from crazed monsters.

It would probably take all of humanity combined to assimilate the Chaos virus.

Tiga Horii: "Monsters or aliens come to Earth with a purpose. Based on my observation of so many boss battles, the Chaos Virus's purpose is probably not simple either."

Shinjo: "Isn't that obvious? The screen says it all, they're here to destroy humanity."

[The Chaos Virus that first materialized independently in the early to mid-TV series was called Chaos Ibris! The second materialization was Chaos Mebit, and the final one was Chaos Darkness!]

The three Chaos entities appeared on the screen one after another, from Ibris to Mebit, and the Chaos entities' appearances became increasingly ferocious, like thorns.

In the end, all the spikes on Chaos Darkness disappeared, becoming round and regular.

This is the ultimate manifestation of evolution; Chaos's entity is becoming more and more perfect!

Cosmos-Musashi: "I've never seen Chaos Mebit and Chaos Darkness materialize before. After so many battles, how come we're still not at the later stages of the TV series?"

Musashi was surprised. Was this the downside of a long TV series?

How much longer will I have to fight before this long battle ends?

Although the three Chaos entities were all materialized from the Chaos virus, the two entities were not particularly powerful, and even the Chaos Mebit after its second evolution was no match for the Gauss Eclipse form.

In the TV series version, the Eclipse form is Gauss's ultimate form. It can't beat the ultimate form; at best, it's only as strong as a high-level powerhouse or a mid-stage boss.

The final boss, of course, is only the strongest, Chaos Darkness!

Zeta Jugglus: "Is it the same as Maga Orochi?"

Dyna-Asuka: "Monsters like these that have always existed can't all be included, otherwise Specia's advantage would be huge."

Gaia-WoYu: "Sphia, the Root Destruction Summoning Entity, and the Chaos Virus—this is the third long-running boss of the Heisei era."

[The first battle of the final boss in the Ultraman Cosmos TV series: Chaos Darkness versus Ultraman Cosmos!]

As soon as the words were spoken, what came into view were two Ultraman that were similar yet different.

Cosmos Musashi rubbed his eyes in disbelief: "This pose... could it be the form that materialized after the Chaos Virus copied Ultraman Cosmos?!"

The ability to assimilate monsters, replicate humans, and then replicate Ultraman again doesn't seem so unacceptable.

Geed Zero: "Here it comes, a fake Ultraman. Riku, I bet this fake Ultraman is definitely stronger than Ultraman Cosmos."

Xiao Lu was surprised: "Why?!"

Although Ultraman Cosmos's performance in the previous battles wasn't great, he certainly won't be too bad in his own TV series.

Surely they can't be defeated by a counterfeit product?

Zero: "Don't underestimate these fake Ultraman created by aliens and monsters. They are often created specifically after collecting Ultraman's combat data."

As far as I know, several of the Ultra Brothers have fought hard against fake Ultramen.

Dyna-Asuka: "Is the corrupted Ultraman Cosmos a classic battle between himself and himself?"

Captain Hibiki: "Asuka, are you stupid? This is obviously an entity created by the Chaos Virus, it just looks like it."

On the moon, Ultraman Cosmos confronts Ultraman Clemence, the third generation of Chaos.

Gauss also asked a question that had been lingering for over sixty episodes: What exactly are you doing on Earth?

Is it really just about destroying the Earth and humanity—such a cliché thing?

Chaos Virus denied this, saying, "I am a noble BOSS, and naturally I have my own lofty ideals and ambitions."

The Chaos virus came to Earth to establish a new order, to assimilate all living beings into a unified will, and to create a beautiful society free from conflict, hatred, and killing.

Dyna-Asuka: "Just like Sphia, it seems that these groups with a unified will are all mentally unstable."

Triga-Akito: "Is the lack of innovation due to a unified will? Why is everyone aiming for the same goal?"

Gauss-Musashi: "Isn't this just about making people completely abandon their free will? What kind of new order is this? I won't accept it!"

Unifying will naturally requires violent means; otherwise, who will unite with you?

In order to achieve its new order, the Chaos virus also believes that the disasters and deaths that have occurred on Earth in the past were necessary sacrifices.

Gauss simply couldn't accept this kind of talk; the controllers of the Hive consciousness were indeed all madmen.

Gauss grew angrier as he listened, and Chaos himself became increasingly agitated, eventually taking the initiative to strike.

Chaos raised his hand and fired several shattering and destructive light bullets, but Gauss Luna promptly deployed the Ultra Barrier to block them.

Seeing the two getting closer and closer, Gauss leaped into the air, dodging the light bullets behind him while also creating distance in preparation for switching forms.

Chapter 315 The Weakness of the Chaos Virus

The Luna form is generally not suitable for combat. After Gauss's Luna Draw becomes useless in the mid-game, the effectiveness of the Luna form is greatly weakened.

Even the Corona Mode is insufficient to defeat Chaos Ultraman in his first form, against such a formidable foe.

Moreover, this is the third-generation Chaos Clemedi, which has now been enhanced to its maximum.

After switching to Corona Mode, Gauss didn't stop for a moment. With golden light shining brightly around him, Gauss switched to the strongest Eclipse Mode in the current version.

Both sides took their stances and began their ultimate showdown.

Ultraman Chaos was created by the Chaos virus replicating Cosmos and materializing it. His fighting style and beam attacks are similar to those of Ultraman Chaos.

As is customary with Dark Ultraman, the Dark side is always stronger when using the same skills, and Chaos Ultraman is no exception.

After the battles between the first two generations of Chaos Clemedi and Chaos Ultraman, the third generation of Chaos Clemedi has completely overwhelmed Cosmos Ultraman.

Furthermore, since the start of the TV series, Gauss has experienced countless battles.

The prolonged battle left both Gauss and Musashi with numerous injuries, and their energy for fighting was dwindling.

Conversely, Chaoscreme initially had a three-minute battle time limit like Gauss, but after several evolutions, it completely overcame this limitation and became an entity with unlimited energy.

The enemy is constantly evolving and strengthening, while our side is being burdened with several negative buffs.

Even in its strongest Eclipse form, it is no match for Ultraman Chaos under these circumstances.

After only a few rounds, the timer on Gauss's chest began to flash.

Gauss Eclipse, who was suppressed in close combat, created distance and used Eclipse Blade to attack Clemence.

Unexpectedly, Clemenceau raised his arms and blocked it directly.

At this moment, the Godeye team also arrived in lunar orbit aboard the Tektronix.

Gauss and Musashi have fought to this point, their identities already exposed in the previous episode. Despite their low energy levels, the two have persisted in fighting until now.

This spirit and courage are truly moving!

Seeing Gauss at a disadvantage, the God Eye team seized the opportunity and launched a Chaos Destruction Missile at Clemedy while Clemedy was pursuing Gauss.

As the name suggests, this is a weapon developed to target the Chaos virus.

However, Clemence's reaction was surprisingly fast; he turned around and instantly deployed a barrier, blocking all the Chaos Destruction Missiles.

He immediately fired several shattering and destroying light bullets. If the Tek thrusters hadn't flashed in time and Gauss hadn't rushed forward to stop him, the plane would probably have crashed.

With the God-Eyes team temporarily withdrawing, Gauss and Clemence once again clashed.

Even if it was no match for Clementi, it was impossible for it to quickly defeat Gaussian Eclipse.

Moreover, Gauss discovered during the battle that the lunar combat environment was advantageous to him.

Beneath the moon rock right behind him lies a powerful weapon against the Chaos virus.

As Clementi launched his next charge, Gauss leaped into the air, switched positions with him, and then unleashed several Eclipse Sparks at Clementi.

Clemenceau remained agile, dodging all the projectiles.

However, this played right into Musashi's plan.

The sparks from the eclipse grazed past Clementi and struck the lunar rock behind him.

During the explosion, the surface of the lunar rock shattered, revealing the actual ore beneath.

The weakness of the Chaos virus: Suagu ore!

The Suagu ore was exposed, and the light it emitted instantly enveloped Clemence in front of it.

Under the light, Cramedy let out a painful roar.

Upon seeing the Suagu ore, the members of the Divine Eye team understood why Gauss chose the moon as the decisive battleground.

The Tek thruster fired several more Chaos Destruction missiles, this time targeting not Clemence, but the lunar rock beside it.

The lunar rocks crumbled one after another, exposing the Suagu ore beneath them, which then enveloped Clemence.

Despite undergoing numerous evolutions, the Chaos virus has failed to eliminate its greatest weakness.

Under the illumination of the Suagu ore, Clemence had completely lost its ability to resist.

Upon seeing this, Gauss did not hesitate to fire the Krzymew ray, obliterating Clementi to ashes.

However, just as everyone was cheering and thinking the battle was over, the Chaos virus made a surprising move.

The Chaos virus at point p87 has all arrived in the lunar sky, shining with colorful light, making it the most fascinating yet most dangerous enemy.

Before the members of the God Eye team and Gauss could react, the cluster-like Chaos virus made an unexpected move.

Countless viruses transformed into dazzling beams of light that shot down, instantly destroying the exposed Suagu ore with a suicidal attack.

With the surface threat gone, the remaining Chaos viruses have come together to form a new and strongest entity, Chaos Dark, the final boss of the Gauss TV series.

As Chaos Darkness appeared, he gathered dark purple destructive energy in his hands and blasted it into the moon's surface.

The ground below surged like waves under this powerful blow, and the Suagu ore below was completely destroyed.

With his worries resolved, Chaos Darkness immediately turned his attention to dealing with Gauss Eclipse.

The Annihilation Orb - Dark Destruction condensed in his hand and slammed towards Gauss!

Despite Gauss's timely deployment of a barrier to resist, he lacked energy and was already badly injured, ultimately failing to withstand the powerful blow.

The barrier shattered, and Gauss was also blasted away.

Facing Gauss, who had been his adversary for 64 episodes, Chaos Darkness naturally showed no mercy.

Using telekinesis, he hurled Gauss, who was almost incapacitated, into deep space, where he slammed him hard onto the moon.

With each attack, the timer on Gauss's chest flashed faster and faster, almost becoming a continuous flash.