Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

While leading its people to Earth, it fought a battle with Gauss, both of which resulted in severe injuries, forcing it to hide inside the Devouring Dragon's body to recover.

However, this also gave the Neo-Baltan aliens the opportunity to force Devourer to awaken from its slumber and come to the surface, and to give themselves a pretext to retaliate after the Earth Defense Force launched an attack on Devourer.

Immediately afterwards, the Neo-Baltan aliens displayed their military strength, which was powerful enough to overwhelm the Earth Defense Force. They then used both soft and hard tactics, citing reasons such as accepting human invitations and stopping humans from continuing to destroy the Earth, to try to settle on Earth.

In the final battle against Gauss, the Neo-Baltan's self-destruction was a very clever move.

It knew it couldn't defeat Gauss, let alone keep its people on Earth; even leaving Earth alive would be extremely difficult.

Its war with Gauss and humans could very well affect its own people. Even if Gauss doesn't care, can humans not care?

To quell the anger between the two sides, the Neo-Baltan chose to atone for their sins by self-destructing, which aroused Gauss's compassion and led him to protect the remaining Baltans as they left.

This is an extremely wise move. If the Neo-Baltan aliens remain obstinate, just look at their fate in the original Ultraman series.

Like the Neo-Baltan aliens, Saint Delos is a highly intelligent monster.

However, Saint Delos's wisdom is more manifested in its brutal behavior and its theory of the survival of the fittest, and is not often demonstrated in combat.

In terms of strategy, none of Gauss's four bosses are actually that good.

It's a matter of choosing the best among the worst: Neo-Baltan > Chaos Darkness = Saint Delos > Giga Endora.

Next is physical fitness, which is something to watch out for.

None of the bosses showed much strength, so defense was the main focus.

Although Chaos Darkness's record is not very good, this is mainly due to Suagu Ore and Chaos Destruction Enzyme, which are Chaos Darkness's two fatal weaknesses.

However, at his peak, Chaos Darkness had overcome both weaknesses.

The Suagu ore was completely destroyed, and the Chaos Destruction Enzyme was rendered completely immune. Under these circumstances, Chaos's dark defenses were virtually impenetrable.

Even if it were blasted away by the intense shockwaves of the Gaussian corona, it wouldn't be able to truly harm it.

Next up are the Neo-Baltans, whose defensive capabilities are not so good.

The final battle was less of a boss fight and more of a showcase for Gauss's skills. Gauss's Luna and Corona exhibited ridiculously strong defensive capabilities, while the Neo-Baltan aliens could only withstand the intense shockwaves from Gauss's Corona.

Unlike Chaos Darkness, the scorching shockwave has no effect on Chaos Darkness.

For the Neo-Baltan aliens, however, it directly shattered their fighting spirit, making them realize that they had absolutely no chance of victory.

Chapter 330 The Great Debate with Gauss Boss 2

In terms of defense, the performance of the Destroyer Super Monster Saint Delos was neither good nor bad, because Gauss and Justice did not use powerful beams to attack it much throughout the entire process.

Aside from the final finishing moves, which are the finishing moves of Gauss Eclipse and Justice's standard form, there's only the assault beam that Justice fires when he appears.

Judging from the standard form of Justice against the Gauss Eclipse, the power of the Assault Ray is quite considerable. At least this one move is enough to make Saint Delos's performance surpass that of Neo Baltan and Chaos Darkness.

Furthermore, Saint Delos's light defense is not great, but its physical defense makes up for it somewhat.

The two ultimate arcane arcs, Gauss Eclipse and Justice Standard, joined forces to physically assault Saint Delos, and even used a combined attack to severely damage Saint Delos, forcing him to change his tactics.

The final boss, Giga Endora, boasts some of the best defensive capabilities among all previous bosses.

Only Gilbaris and Grimd, who also fought against multiple Ultimate Ultras in their debut, had comparable defensive performance.

After all, Cosmos Future and Justice Crush are enhanced forms based on the standards of Ultimate Ultra, and are among the top-tier Ultimate Ultra.

It can withstand the attacks of two ultimate Ultras without showing any signs of being breached, which is even better than Gilbaris's ability to fight against three ultimate Ultras.

After all, Gilbaris was briefly pushed back, while Giga Endora advanced the entire way without being affected in the slightest.

Aside from the two Ultras' ultimate beam attacks, the attacks from the Earth Defense Force and military satellites from various human nations, which were also quite powerful according to the game's design, were completely ineffective against Giga Endora.

Clearly, among the four main bosses of Gauss, Giga Endora is undoubtedly the strongest in terms of physical attributes, followed by Chaos Darkness and Saint Delos, two bosses tied for first place, and finally Neo-Baltan.

Next is fighting skills, in which Giga Endora is incomparable. Like the ultimate weapon used for celestial suppression, Giga Endora is also unable to engage in any hand-to-hand combat.

Chaos Dark's fighting skills should theoretically be very strong. Its predecessor, Chaos Ultraman Clemedi, already had fighting skills that surpassed those of Cosmos Eclipse. Chaos Dark should at least be on par with Clemedi.

However, Clementi was able to unilaterally suppress Gaussian Eclipse in combat, while Chaos Darkness couldn't even defeat Gaussian Corona.

The Gaussian corona, barely materialized by the residual energy, was given a good beating.

It can only be said that Gauss's corona damage was insufficient, his energy was inadequate, and most importantly, his human host did not want to fight and hoped to influence Chaos Darkness with gentle means. Otherwise, Chaos Darkness would very likely have been killed again.

Of course, we must also consider that Chaos Darkness was disturbed by the cries of several monsters from Lidolias, which caused internal problems and affected its combat power.

Considering Chaos Darkness's focus on ranged telekinetic combat and light-based attacks, it's likely a mage unlike berserkers like Chaos Clementi, with little emphasis on melee combat.

Meanwhile, Gauss, who fought against Chaos Darkness, was invincible, which resulted in Chaos Darkness's fighting performance being inferior to its predecessor, Clemence.

In summary, Chaos's dark fighting techniques are weaker than Gauss's Eclipse-level physical abilities, but on par with Gauss's Corona-level physical abilities.

The Neo-Baltan aliens have excellent fighting skills, and their fighting style is particularly flashy.

However, looking closely at his record, this guy fought to a standstill with Gauss Luna, but was completely crushed by Gauss Corona.

In terms of fighting skills, it was no match for Gauss at all.

After switching to combat mode, Gauss can use more methods to show off its skills, but its fighting skills do not improve much.

Gauss switched to corona mode in order to defeat it more quickly.

The Neo-Baltans' fighting skills are clearly inferior to those of the Luna Gauss.

The final Saint Delos, though its physique is not suited to traditional fighting techniques, has its own unique fighting style.

After Justice arrived, Justice underestimated Saint Delos and fought him for a few rounds. Justice initially had the upper hand, but after Saint Delos bit his arm, the situation was completely reversed.

As we all know, Ultraman's body is very fragile. Monsters can cause considerable damage to Ultraman by grabbing his neck or biting his arms or legs, whether it is an ultimate Ultraman or a regular Ultraman.

Justice's performance here perfectly illustrates this; without Gauss's help, it would have taken him an incredible amount of effort to break free after being bitten.

Since most of his opponents were Ultimate Ultras like Gauss Eclipse, Saint Delos's performance in all aspects was mediocre.

The same applies to this fighting technique; it was overwhelmed by the combined efforts of the two Ultras, but in a one-on-one fight, even in a purely combative contest, the two Ultras might not be able to defeat it.

Clearly, in terms of fighting skills, Saint Delos > Chaos Darkness > Neo-Baltan > Giga Endora!

The next item is light-gathering ability.

First, let's talk about light, which is still divided into two types: offensive and defensive light.

In terms of attack beams, Giga Endora is undoubtedly the undisputed number one; the combined beams of the other bosses don't even come close to the beams emitted by Giga Endora.

Even a minor skill like Giga Plasma Emission can severely damage two ultimate arcane beings in a single strike.

Not to mention its powerful skill, the Reset Beam, which is a powerful attack beam that few bosses have been able to match so far.

Next up is Chaos Darkness. Because Gauss gave himself and his allies an invincibility cheat during the final battle, Chaos Darkness's attack beams performed extremely poorly.

Both of their main attack beams, the Crimson Destruction Beam and the Annihilation Orb, performed extremely poorly in the final battle.

Both of them withstood several attacks from Lidorias, a monster of low rank, without falling down, let alone being killed.

His performance against Gauss was also strange. The Destruction Orb, an attack that had an exaggerated effect after being hit, could not be blocked by the barrier set up by the Great Destruction Gauss Eclipse on the Moon, but it could be blocked by Gauss Luna on Earth, which also had a weakened buff.

It can only be said that the mental attacks of monsters like Lidorias were too powerful, giving Chaos a weakening buff; otherwise, it would be almost impossible to explain Chaos's performance in the final battle against darkness.

Considering the performance of these two beams, they are at most capable of penetrating a Gaussian corona, and would likely be completely blocked during a Gaussian eclipse.

The Neo-Baltan aliens have many light attacks, but their attack power is weaker than that of the Chaos Dark.

It performed well against the Earth Defense Force, shooting down many aircraft with the Baltan Beam.

It faltered when facing Gauss, as Gauss blocked all kinds of beams of light.

These include various blade-shaped light projectiles, Baltan rays, and more.

The most lethal attack was the light whip fired from the beam cannon on his left arm, which bound Gauss and unleashed an electric shock, preventing him from breaking free immediately.

Chapter 331 The Great Debate with Gauss Boss 3

In terms of beam attacks, this might be the only useful move for the Neo-Baltan aliens.

After binding Gauss with a light whip, he was then subjected to excruciating electric shocks with high voltage current.

Unfortunately, this move caused Gauss considerable pain but failed to break through his defenses, instead thoroughly enraging him.

Good grief, you won't listen to my reasoning with you calmly, so I'll just have to talk to you about physics!

Gauss broke free of the light whip and switched to the Gaussian corona, beginning the physical manipulation.

Saint Delos's beam attack consists of only one move, but it is an extremely powerful one: the Giga Tear Impact.

This move once reduced Gauss Eclipse, who was almost at full strength, to near-death in a single shot. At that time, Gauss Eclipse was summoned by Musashi in a semi-idealistic state and had just defeated several Skapis, so it was at the height of its power.

As a result, Saint Delos completely overwhelmed Gaussian Eclipse with his first move.

After Saint Delos opened the Dark Space, this move was used again. If it hit, its power was still there. Both Ultraman Gauss and Justice were unable to block it and were sent flying far away.

However, this kind of knockback is very common in Gaussian games and is not considered a good attack performance.

The key point is that Saint Delos's use in the dark space exposed the weakness of the Giga Rip Impact: it was too bright.

Most light rays are bright; otherwise, they wouldn't be called light rays.

However, if you want to use it in conjunction with Saint Delos's Dark Space, it cannot be too bright, and the release speed must be fast.

Unfortunately, the Giga Rip Shock lacks both of these characteristics.

On the one hand, it was very obvious in the dark; on the other hand, even if Saint Delos charged up first, it was still the two Ultras' ultimate beams that struck first.

It is evident that the Giga Tear Impact has the weakness of slow energy accumulation, and this slowness can affect the course of the battle.

Of course, even so, Saint Delos's gigabit tearing shock far surpassed the attacks of Chaos Darkness and Neo-Baltan.

In terms of attack beams, Giga Endora > Saint Delos > Chaos Darkness > Neo Baltan Alien.

Having discussed attack, let's talk about defense.

Chaos Darkness has only one defensive beam, which is the Chaos Barrier. This barrier was clearly copied by Chaos Ultraman from Cosmos, and Chaos Darkness inherited it as well.

The barrier remained unbroken; several attacks from the Eye of the Storm's Tek Gyro failed to break it, and the Chaos Destruction Missile had no effect on it.

However, this barrier has a fatal weakness: it can be bypassed.

Just by looking at the area covered by the barrier, you can tell that this barrier is not a perfect defense.

However, in most cases, once this barrier is deployed, the enemy will only attack from this side, and will not give up until the barrier is broken.