Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Based on the experience of the previous Heisei era veterans, the timer will stop at the next moment, making the Gaussian eclipse a dark achievement for Chaos.

However, Gauss is all about making things unexpected.

The Eyes team, who could only finish off Chaos Clementi in the previous battle, launched another Chaos Destruction Missile while piloting the Tek Propulsion Machine.

This attack was naturally useless; Clementi could even raise a barrier to block it, so Chaos Darkness would certainly not be hit.

Unfortunately, the barrier opened by Chaos's darkness is not Captain America's shield and has no ability to attract hatred.

While Hiura continued to launch Chaos Destruction Missiles to attack Chaos Darkness, the cores on both sides of the Tek Propulsion Machine also separated from the cockpit and attacked the lower part of Chaos Darkness's body.

This is certainly not a simple core; it is filled with the latest Chaos Destruction Enzyme from the God Eye Team.

Chaos Darkness, caught off guard and unable to defend itself, was struck and immediately rendered powerless to resist.

Gauss struggled to his feet, and the Kirzmium Ray was fired once more!

Chaos's darkness was dispersed, and it had no choice but to revert to its original form as a light virus and quickly retreat.

Battle over!

Gauss-Musashi: "Are the Suagu ore and those missiles weapons capable of rendering the Chaos virus inactive?"

Captain Hiura made a quick decision: "The Chaos Virus must have seen the battle just now. Set off for the moon immediately and bring back enough ore."

Chapter 316 First Battle Defeat, Chaos's Head Pulled?

[The final boss of the Ultraman Cosmos TV series, Chaos Darkness, lost his first battle. This may be the first boss in history to be defeated even with a buff for his first appearance.]

As we all know, the final battle in a typical Ultraman TV series usually consists of only two battles. The first battle is the first appearance of the BOSS, which gives the BOSS some prestige. In addition, the Ultraman side lacks information or has just fought against other powerful opponents, so they are in a low-health state.

In this situation, the BOSS can easily defeat Ultraman.

In the second battle, Ultraman was either killed or seriously injured in the first battle, so his reappearance was almost like coming with a decisive buff.

With the power of willpower and the synergy of the team at its peak, the BOSS has virtually no chance of victory.

If the first battle is lost, the BOSS's record will certainly not be good, because a loss requires at least one victory to offset it.

Chaos Darkness's first battle, though understandable in its defeat, was still a genuine loss, which will put Chaos at a significant disadvantage in the ensuing debates.

First, we need to look not at Chaos Dark's offensive and defensive performance in all aspects, but at its opponent, Ultraman Cosmos.

It's true that Cosmos in the final battle is in his strongest Eclipse form, but before the final battle, Cosmos had just fought against Ultraman Chaos Kramed, the physical manifestation of the Chaos Virus, and was severely injured.

Therefore, Chaos's dark opponent is Gauss, who is in a red-light state from the very beginning of the battle, lacking energy and riddled with wounds.

Next comes Chaos's advantage in darkness.

As an artificial virus with an extremely fast self-reproduction rate, the Chaos virus differentiates to form the physical Chaos Ultraman Clementi.

Chaos Clemedi's strength is beyond doubt. Although Gauss Eclipse has acquired many negative buffs in battles, Chaos Clemedi's strength is definitely above that of Gauss Eclipse.

Not a BOSS, but a top-tier monster powerhouse comparable to a typical BOSS.

In the battle against Clemedi, Gauss successfully defeated Clemedi by utilizing the Suagu ore's ability to counter the Chaos virus, but this also revealed the existence of the Suagu ore and the information that it could be used in combat.

Having obtained this crucial intelligence, the entire Chaos virus force was mobilized to launch the final battle.

At the start of the final battle, the Chaos virus sacrificed some of its own virus to launch a suicide attack, destroying the Suagu ore exposed in the previous battle in preparation for its next battle.

Then, the true final boss, Chaos Dark, makes his appearance.

Chaos's first attack upon his dark debut was to target the Suagu ore, which might be hidden beneath the lunar surface.

The destructive beam, Crimson Destruction, pierced the ground and destroyed Suagu ore within a certain range.

To be honest, this move isn't very good even as a crater-smashing beam. Compared to Valaron's first form, which also destroyed the moon, it's far inferior.

The second move, Annihilation Orb - Dark Destruction, targets Gaussian Eclipse this time.

Even with his golden light barrier deployed, Gauss Eclipse, barely alive, couldn't withstand the powerful attack and was sent flying far away.

Judging from its crater-breaking performance, it has a similar destructive effect to Zog's wave bullet.

This move further aggravated Gauss's already serious injuries.

Next, Chaos Darkness demonstrated its telekinetic abilities, grabbing Gauss and throwing him a great distance before slamming him onto the moon's surface.

The crater-smashing effect was slightly weaker than Zog's telekinesis. While it did cause some damage to Gauss, it wasn't significant either, and it still exacerbated Gauss's injuries.

That concludes our offensive performance; now let's move on to our defensive performance.

Like Ultraman Chaos Darkness and Ultraman Chaos Clemedi, Chaos Darkness can deploy a barrier to resist enemy attacks.

This barrier was copied from Ultraman Cosmos, and after being enhanced by the Chaos Virus, it performed extremely well, showing no signs of being breached.

Although this barrier was not used to resist the Gaussian beam in these two battles, it successfully blocked the Chaos Destruction Missile for the Chaos Virus.

However, this barrier does not have the function of attracting hatred or reducing intelligence. The opponent will not only focus on attacking the barrier, but will try to break through the barrier from other directions.

This is also the main reason why Chaos Darkness was defeated so soon after its debut; too many weaknesses were exposed.

As the final boss of Ultraman Cosmos, the longest-running TV series in Ultraman history, the Chaos Virus is present throughout the entire series, naturally having both advantages and disadvantages.

The advantage is that it fully demonstrates the power of the Chaos virus, allowing its evolutionary capabilities to be almost perfectly realized.

The Chaos virus's eventual materialization into Chaos Darkness was not achieved overnight; it evolved through repeated battles with Gauss.

There are downsides, namely that humanity could develop targeted weapons based on the characteristics of the Chaos virus.

The Chaos Destruction Missile, equipped with Chaos Destruction Enzyme, is one of them and also the most effective weapon.

The same applies to the Suagu ore on the moon, which can cause great damage to the Chaos virus.

Chaos Darkness destroyed the Suagu Ore before its appearance, but it was unable to destroy the Chaos Destruction Enzyme and Chaos Destruction Missiles, which could be mass-produced.

The Chaos Destruction Enzyme, Chaos Destruction Missile, or Suagu Ore are all very effective at suppressing the Chaos Virus or Chaos Entities.

Chaos Clemedi could block Gauss's Eclipse Blade with his bare body, but after being exposed to the Suagu ore, he lost his ability to fight.

Chaos Darkness crushed Gauss Eclipse, and after being hit by Chaos Destructive Enzyme, it also lost its fighting ability on the spot.

Both entities were defeated by the Kuzmum rays of the Gaussian eclipse!

In terms of combat power alone, Chaos Darkness, who appears as the final BOSS, is naturally very powerful, and in terms of setting, he is far superior to Gauss Eclipse.

However, the presence of Chaos Destruction Enzyme and Suagu Ore negatively impacted its performance.

Cosmos-Musashi: "The screen keeps emphasizing the Chaos Virus's ability to evolve. Could it be that the Chaos Virus will evolve the ability to become immune to Chaos-destroying enzymes?"

Musashi was startled by this idea; if that were the case, the Chaos virus would truly be invincible.

In terms of strength, Gauss Eclipse is no match for it, and its weaknesses will be gradually eliminated by its evolution. How can anyone compete with that?

Galaxy Fight - Tartarus: "An interesting opponent, the Chaos Virus. Shall we go check it out?"

Belial: "Stop looking, you'll get beaten up if you do. Let's just find a lot of weaklings to be our cannon fodder."

Torregia remained silent, but nodded nonetheless.

Diablo, who was covered in wounds and whose golden armor had become much dimmer, surprisingly did not object: "Let's not do that."

It's not that Diablo has lost his madness; it's just that his experience traveling through time with Tartarus this time was just too terrible.

Chapter 317 The speed of developing weapons can't keep up with the speed of my evolution.

It's not that Diablo has lost his madness, but rather that his experience traveling through time with Tartarus this time was too disastrous.

After being beaten back from the other side of the galaxy, Tartarus originally planned to listen to Diavolo and try his luck in the Tiga timeline, but he was scared off by Shining Tiga and didn't go. Instead, he went to Dyna's timeline.

This time, nothing unexpected happened, and the group successfully captured a lot of Sphia Spheres and returned to Narac satisfied.

To my surprise, when I returned, the entire Narak was in complete chaos.

Diablo was also unlucky enough to be ambushed by Regulus and knocked down with a single punch.

Regulus was rescued by the Ultras in Galaxy Fight 3, but he couldn't break free from the restrictions placed on him by Tartarus on his own.

Just as Tartarus was about to subdue Regulus, he heard a chilling scream.

Tartarus was stunned when he looked in the direction from which the sound came.

A Griza staggered toward them, causing explosions and turmoil in its wake.

Where did this guy come from?

Tartarus reacted quickly and was about to open a portal to put Greiza into the Dyna universe.

But they didn't expect Dyna to follow closely behind. Dyna had obviously seen the video and knew how powerful Greiza was.

He quickly switched to Miracle Form, opened a portal, and escaped from Narak.

Then, using some unknown method, they temporarily sealed off Narak, preventing Tartarus from opening it.

To be honest, Greeza's attacks in its first form weren't particularly powerful. The others present were all strong enough to fight on par with Ultimate Ultra, and Tartarus was an incomparably formidable being.

But the Greza can't kill people; it's just annoying.

The Void ability was so powerful that even Tartarus could only repel it, but could not break through its defenses and kill it.

After a long stalemate, leaving Diavolo and the others looking disheveled, Dyna's seal was finally broken, and he successfully threw Greeza out.

At this point, they were no longer in the Dyna universe.

That miracle Dyna used some kind of superpower to banish them to the void of the multiverse sea, the very place where Zero first crossed the multiverse.

After throwing Greiza out, the group simply secured the Sphia sphere in one spot and set off again.

After being driven back from the Galaxy side, X was too unlucky, so the group went to the Orb Universe next.

Last time, Tartarus obtained a lot of good things from different timelines in this universe.

Although they had all been wiped out one after another, this time they planned to go find Daibo Rigu.

They had all obtained this boss in Triga's timeline, and thought this time it would be foolproof, but an unexpected incident still occurred.

When they appeared, Orb was ready to unleash his ultimate attack to destroy Daiborig and the Gopiah aliens.

Tartarus was waiting to pull people out of the explosion, but Deborah Rig failed to do so and was instead exposed when Orb Triple's Triple Light Wheel cut through space.

No one expected that Orb Triple, who had been constantly defeated in this video and was arguably the worst-performing Ultimate Ultraman, would unleash such power.

Suddenly exposed to the encirclement of five Ultramen—Ginga, Victory, X, Seven, and Orb—he was hit by a barrage of beams before he could even run.