Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Unfortunately, due to various reasons, there was never a theatrical version of Max.

Max from the Land of Light wasn't surprised: "Yes, that's the right way. Since I returned to the Land of Light after defeating the million Basaku, I haven't faced any strong enemies."

Geno: "Without a movie, there is no movie boss, so Million Basaku is the strongest boss."

Max shook his head: "To say it's the strongest, I doubt even I would believe it."

He had fought so many incredible battles that even a million Basaku, despite his formidable strength, was just an ordinary existence among them.

The new generation of Ultraman Zeta also did not have a theatrical version for some reasons. However, since he reappeared in the theatrical version of Ultraman Triga, Zeta's final boss, Desterdos, and Triga's two bosses are discussed together.

However, the situation is different for Max, as Ultraman Mebius takes over Max's mantle.

Although both are Ultraman from the Land of Light, and many Ultraman have made guest appearances in Ultraman Mebius, Max has never appeared in either the TV series or the theatrical version of Ultraman Mebius.

This is a bit tricky.

Land of Light - Teppei: "A cameo appearance by Ultraman? Does that mean that besides Mebius, Hikari, and Taro, there will be other Ultramen returning to Earth?"

In the future, however, a question lingered in her mind: "Did my brothers come to Earth because I encountered an invincible enemy?"

It's not surprising that Ultraman from the Land of Light came to Earth to support the Ultraman who were protecting the land.

After the first few brothers encountered formidable enemies such as the Hipporito aliens and the volcanic bird Barton, other brothers came to their aid.

Captain Sakami: "The other Ultramen... thinking about it now, it's been a long time since I last saw them."

However, there is one special feature of Max without a theatrical version: its dungeons are extremely difficult.

We have already seen the forty-eight hours of Triga's Hell.

The reason it's called "48 hours in hell" is due to several factors, including the high strength of the monsters that Triga fights, the short intervals between battles, and the instability of Eternal Shining Triga.

Max, however, was different; his copy was even more hellish than Bitriga's.

However, his hellish methods are different from Trigger's. Max's dungeons are difficult for only one reason: the strength of the monsters!

Max is known as the fastest and strongest, and his monsters are all incredibly powerful, almost every one of them being the strongest among their kind.

Besides these incredibly powerful monsters, Max's dungeons also contain monsters that are impossible to defeat head-on, or even monsters stronger than bugs.

These monsters constitute Max's daily challenges, making Max's challenges among the most difficult in the history of Ultraman.

Land of Light - First Generation: "The strongest individual, are there any enemies among Max's enemies that I and my other brothers fought?"

Zoffy thought for a moment: "Yes, there are. The Baltans and Zettons are among them."

Jack: "According to the video, it seems that these individuals are stronger than the one we encountered."

Seven: "And what about the monster mentioned in the video, which is even more powerful than a bug? Are there even more difficult enemies to deal with than Greza and Giga Endora?"

Triga-Kengo: "If we don't count monsters like Daiborigu that are exceptionally powerful, then how powerful must they be?"

Galaxy-Xiaoguang: "Is it possible for so many powerful monsters to be born in one universe? Wouldn't that universe be in chaos?"

Ichijouji Yuya: "The universe we live in is not an ordinary universe. It has beings as powerful as Ultraman, so it's not surprising that there are even more powerful monsters."

So, the first level of Max's hellish dungeon: the Slan aliens!

Max: "The Slan aliens were probably among the first monsters I dealt with; they weren't particularly powerful."

Galaxy-Xiaoguang: "I remember this monster. It was one of the puppets that Etelgar created."

Galaxy Fight - Belial: "I remember you brought this monster to fight Max, what happened?"

Tartarus: "That good-for-nothing has been sent home."

Tartarus said casually, "Yes, I did go home, but it was my hometown!"

As an original monster that appeared early in the Max TV series, the reason why the Slan alien was chosen is simple: it had been chosen many times before.

Both Etelgar and Tartarus, at the peak of their power, chose the Slan aliens to fight Max.

Especially Etalgar, whose puppet logic is based on the fear of its opponents.

Unless Max, who was captured by Etelgar at the time, happened to be one of the Slan aliens before or after, then in Etelgar's eyes, the Slan aliens truly possessed something unique and special.

So, the first battle of the high-speed alien Slan aliens is against Ultraman Max!

On the screen, a spaceship, billowing black smoke, wobbles as it crashes down.

With a loud explosion, the spaceship crashed onto Earth, and amidst billowing black smoke and swirling dust, the Slan aliens emerged.

The Slan aliens, once they appeared, immediately targeted the DASH Alpha, which was flying in front of them!

These aliens were all terrible at hitting Ultraman; their beams flew everywhere but they couldn't hit him.

But when shooting down the defense force's fighter jets, they are incredibly accurate.

The Slan aliens unleashed their Destruction Hand, and a destructive beam struck the DASH Alpha.

The Alpha could not withstand such an attack; its engines were damaged and started smoking, causing it to crash to the ground.

Upon seeing this, the Slan aliens let out excited laughter and then launched more destructive light blasts to attack the surrounding towns.

The next wave of reinforcements from the DASH team arrived immediately, consisting of DASH Asuka No. 2.

As the Asuka 2 flew past him with complete disregard, it seemed to think he was no threat at all.

The Slan alien immediately activated high-speed movement, creating countless afterimages as it moved, resembling a circular cage that trapped Asuka 2 inside.

Fortunately, the pilot of Asuka 2 was more skilled and managed to escape during a gap in the Slan aliens' movements.

However, Asuka 2 did not run away. Instead, it flew into the air and turned around to launch a laser attack, blasting the rapidly moving Slan alien away.

What makes a top-notch pilot? This is the value of DASH.

The Slan alien, whose super-speed movement was interrupted, was seriously injured and almost fell to his knees.

However, the Slan aliens managed to hold on in the end.

He stood up and fired a destructive beam, hitting Asuka No. 2!

Chapter 345 I'll Only Use One Move: Super-Fast Movement

No matter how ace the pilot is, there is a 90% chance that he will not be able to dodge the light bullet attack from aliens or monsters.

Asuka 2 was hit and made an emergency landing on the ground while smoking.

Meanwhile, Kaito escaped from the crashing Alpha while carrying Mizuki.

Seeing the Slan aliens destroying the city, Kaito looked around and, finding no one paying attention to him, pulled out his Max Spark and began to transform.

Max's transformation method is also very special. Unlike other Ultraman who transform all at once, Max and Seven are similar in that a certain important part of the body, such as the head or the timer, transforms first, and then gradually spreads to the whole body.

Max, having completed his transformation, caught Asuka 2 and helped it land smoothly.

He then looked at the Slan alien and charged at him.

The Slan alien fired a destructive energy blast to intercept the attack, but Max leaped into the air to dodge it, and then delivered a flying kick that sent the Slan alien flying.

After getting up, the Slan alien was furious. Kaito was also annoyed by his series of actions, so he took a fighting stance and clashed head-on with the Slan alien.

It's hard to judge Max's fighting skills, since there's no comparison, but the fight scenes in his TV series are indeed very well done.

At least it doesn't have the frequent slow-motion shots like Geed; the fighting movements are very smooth, and it fully showcases Max's fighting skills.

Just like the battle between Luna and Neo-Baltan, it's not that Luna and Neo-Baltan are much stronger than their opponents in the TV series, but their fluid and varied battles give people a strong feeling.

Moreover, this kind of battle looks very comfortable.

Max's opponent, Slan, is a formidable fighter, perhaps slightly weaker than Max, but Max wouldn't be able to inflict much damage on him in a short time if he relied solely on hand-to-hand combat.

After several rounds of fighting, the Slan alien was at a disadvantage. Taking advantage of the moment when Old Mike kicked him back, he swung his sword back.

The Exploding Claw on his arm was quite powerful, but Old Mike dodged it with a backflip.

Then he did several more somersaults to dodge the Slan aliens' destructive energy blasts.

Upon seeing this, the Slan alien leaped into the air, its explosive claws aimed at Max, and stabbed down from above.

Max regained his balance after the somersault and jumped up with just as much speed, even higher than the Slan alien.

In mid-air, as the two figures crossed paths, Max kicked the Slan alien in the back with his heel, slamming it heavily to the ground.

After another dozen or so rounds of fighting, the Slan alien's combat was completely suppressed by Old Mike. After taking a spinning kick, the Slan alien finally behaved himself and returned to his nature as a high-speed alien, deciding the outcome with speed.

The super-fast-moving Slan aliens transformed into countless afterimages, surrounding Old Mike.

Max nervously scanned the afterimages flashing past his eyes, trying to find the true form of the Slan alien.

But this time it was different from when they dealt with DASH Asuka II. That time, the Slan aliens only knew how to spin around, and Asuka II seized the opportunity and blasted them back to their original form.

Having learned from its mistakes, the Slan alien kept changing its position, making it impossible for Old Mike to find its true form.

At the same time, the Slan aliens launched a rapid attack, with numerous afterimages transforming into individual Slan aliens who suddenly attacked Old Man before quickly returning to their spinning state.

Unable to find the true form of the Slan pedestrian, Max stood still and was continuously attacked.

The Slan aliens weren't satisfied with just slashing with their Exploding Claws, so they started bombarding them with Destruction Light Bullets.

The destructive light projectiles emitted during high-speed movement were like countless rays of light shooting towards Max from all directions.

Before long, the badly injured Old Mike was kneeling on the ground, unable to get up, and the timer on his chest began to flash.

After being hit, Old Mac reacted, brushed his hand over his head, and the Macheum Sword shot out, cutting a gap in the Slan aliens' high-speed encirclement.

Then, following this gap, he cut all the phantoms of the Slan aliens in half.

The afterimage vanished, failing to strike the Slan alien's true form, and the Machuum Sword disappeared without a trace.

Max scanned the area in front of him but found no trace of the Slan aliens.

He then raised his left arm high, and the Max Spark emitted a brilliant light. In the instant the light shone brightly, Max turned around and the Maxhom Cannon roared out.

The Slan aliens appeared right in the middle!

These villains, who like to hide, always prefer to appear behind their opponents.

This has become a common practice in the multiverse, and no one can change it, as long as you want to ambush your opponent.

Max exploited this psychology, which is why he dared to openly use the Maxium Cannon, a powerful attack with a long charging time, betting that the Slan aliens wouldn't dare to attack him head-on.

Being hit head-on by the Machumm Cannon, the fragile Slan aliens had no chance of escaping.

An explosion marked the end of this alien's life.