Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Sitting quietly in his seat without saying a word, Ye Rui stared blankly at the photo of the Sparkler, feeling that it looked very familiar, as if he had seen it somewhere before.

Where is it?

Ye Rui thought and thought, but he just couldn't remember.

The sudden alarm interrupted Ye Rui's thoughts and the discussion of the others.

The monster has reappeared.

Daigo secretly patted his chest and breathed a sigh of relief.

In his final battle, Segugu's performance was rather mediocre compared to his previous two.

[All of its henchmen were dealt with by Ultraman; the entire fight was almost entirely one-on-one between X and it.]

[Even under these circumstances, they managed to win every game against the odds.]

[Faced with X's dominant performance in the first half, this battle was surprisingly frustrating for X.]

The ultimate skill, Hellfire, performed even worse than Hellfire Pool.

[That is, the energy absorption function in the second form is somewhat noteworthy, but not much.]

[Finally, facing the Beta Spark Armor, his charged ultimate attack was blocked, and he was instantly killed. This was actually nothing out of the ordinary; it was something expected.]

Chapter 38 Ex Boss Settlement

Having discussed the two main villains from the Ultraman X TV series and movies, let's now analyze their strengths and weaknesses from eight aspects: character design, battle record, strategy, physical attributes, fighting techniques, beam energy, weaponry, and subordinate armies.

First, there's no need to compare their origins. Greeza is a monster from an unknown realm, representing nothingness; it is nothingness itself.

After arriving in the universe, it destroyed three habitable planets.

Seggu was a powerful monster that ruled the Earth in ancient times, but was later sealed away.

Compared to the two, Greiza's style is clearly far superior.

Then there's the record.

[Greeza defeated X in his Super Mode once, and Virtual Gomora twice.]

[Seggu also defeated Beyond X once and Virtual Gomora once.]

Based on their records, Greiza defeated the virtual Gomora one more time, so Greiza still has a slight edge.

Next, let's discuss strategy, which also has two aspects.

[On the one hand, there's strategy. There's not much to say about Greiza; it doesn't possess wisdom at all, and therefore has no strategy.]

[As for the Seggu, it also doesn't demonstrate much in terms of strategy.]

Therefore, in terms of strategy, the two are evenly matched.

On one hand, there's combat strategy.

In the battles between Greza and X and Virtual Gomora, Greza mostly relied on the Void trait to withstand damage; dodging was simply not an option.

This approach to all attacks resulted in the user being transformed into a different state by the Rainbow Blade, becoming the main reason for its defeat. This is indeed a significant deduction in terms of combat strategy.

[Seggu is quite good in combat intelligence. First of all, it knows how to launch a sneak attack. In the first battle, it gave X an unexpected attack, which directly made X angry.]

Facing X's ultimate attack in his transcendent form, Segguk spun around and whipped his tail, directly interrupting X's attack.

Later, when faced with an ambush by Team Xio, and unable to break through Eleking's energy shield immediately, it chose to use physical attacks to breach the shield, summoning minions to help it destroy the energy tower at its source.

In the final battle, Seggu was no match for X in the energy blast exchange. Taking advantage of the thick smoke, it ambushed Tiga and the original Ultraman, absorbing their energy.

This directly caused both AoE to suffer from energy shortages, rendering them unable to participate in subsequent battles.

These four points are enough to make it superior to Greiza in terms of combat intelligence.

[Considering both points, in terms of strategy, Seggu is superior to Greiza.]

In terms of physical attributes, there's no need to compare strength and speed; they completely outclass Ultraman.

Let's compare their defensive capabilities.

As the ultimate bosses, both of them are completely immune to Ultraman's beams in terms of defense.

While Greza's ethereal nature remained, its defenses were virtually impenetrable; Virtual Gomora, the Defence Force's fleet, and attacks from Beyond X were all ineffective against it.

Even after losing his Void trait, Greiza still chose to withstand Gomora's various attacks and suffered almost no damage, demonstrating that his defense was maxed out.

However, after entering its third form, Greiza was directly attacked by X in its transcendent form, causing it to lose its defenses and leak air, and all the monster puppets it had devoured were spat out.

This is definitely a negative point.

As for Seggu, it is also immune to attacks from fighter jets enhanced by monster power when facing attacks from the defense team, and it has a record of ignoring Gomora's super vibration wave.

In the battle against X, he lost to X in his normal beam attack, but survived being hit by X's beam without taking any damage.

[Seggu's defense isn't terrible, but it's still much weaker than Greiza's before the penalty.]

Therefore, in terms of physical fitness, Greiza has the upper hand.

Next, let's talk about fighting techniques.

There's not much to say about this; Greeza practically lacks any fighting skills. Its attack method is almost entirely based on standing still, taking hits, and dealing damage—there's no technique involved.

[Seggu performed quite well, dominating X in the first battle, and almost entirely using physical attacks.]

However, Seggu's fighting skills are somewhat lacking, and he has a strong tendency to kill on first encounters.

In their first battle, X was completely overwhelmed by Seggu, who wielded a spiked club in his right hand.

In the second battle, X, using only his normal form, fought Seggu to a draw.

[This shows that Seggu's fighting skills are only effective against opponents with whom he has no experience fighting, which is a drawback.]

[Of course, even with the points deducted, Seggu is still stronger than Greiza, who has zero points.]

In terms of beam energy attacks, both have shown strong performances, but also have weaknesses.

[Greeza has a second form with three double spirals, breaking through the Xio Defense Force's shield and defeating a virtual Gomora.]

There's also a third form, where a series of attacks fail to damage X at all—a truly pathetic performance.

[Similarly, Seggu's first attack, Hellblood Pool, instantly killed X and also corroded the transformation device in the process.]

However, in the final battle, Seggu's ultimate move, Hell Release, was surprisingly defeated in a direct clash of beams by X's normal ultimate move. This was utterly pathetic.

Therefore, in terms of light attacks, they are evenly matched; none of them possess particularly powerful offensive skills.

Needless to say, neither side had any weapons or equipment; they relied entirely on their physical strength to fight.

Finally, there's the subordinate legion, in which Seghku has a significant advantage.

[Seggu can launch needles from its back that transform into clones of monsters, and these monsters are absolutely loyal.]

Currently, there are only three types: Dark Sword Demacia, Gomora, and Antara. All three types of monsters have been enhanced to varying degrees.

For example, the beams emitted by Gomora, and Antara's high-speed flight.

More importantly, these monsters are not grunts, the kind that can be dealt with one hit at a time.

Like the puppets created by Etelgar, they were able to fight Ultraman for a considerable period of time.

Seggu's clone did not show the decline in combat power that occurred after Etelgar's puppet lost its fear.

When Ultraman Tiga and the original Ultraman faced Antlar and Golza, neither could defeat them quickly without the assistance of the defense force, demonstrating their usefulness.

[Greeza could also enhance monsters using the energy of the Dark Thunderstorm, but unfortunately, monsters are food to Greeza; it can't possibly have subordinates.]

Therefore, Seggu has a clear advantage in terms of its subordinate legions.

Overall, based on these eight ratings, Greiza has advantages in three aspects: character design, combat record, and physical attributes. Greiza, on the other hand, has advantages in strategy, combat skills, and the strength of its subordinate army.

In terms of light-based attacks and weaponry, the two are evenly matched.

It appears that Greiza and Seggu have reached a draw in this debate.

However, when facing a monster like Greeza, there is one option with veto power.

That is, the ability to exploit bugs.

Greza is nothingness; if you can't turn it into something, you can't defeat it. This isn't just empty background information; it's based on actual combat records.

So, this is Greiza's overpowered ability.

Does Seghku possess the ability to create Greiza from nothing?

The answer is no, so all the above scores are for reference only. Greiza's one move will decide the outcome.

[Ultraman X's archenemy, Greiza, is none other than himself!!]

Chapter 39 Maga Ultimate Serpent

The universe of Ultraman Orb.

Under the scorching sun, even though Gai Kurenai, an Ultra Warrior, was not afraid of the high temperatures, he still found the heat unbearable.

If you look at the time, it was around this time yesterday when the screen started discussing X's battle.

Today, I wonder which Ultraman it is.

Even though Hong Kai had traversed the universe for many years, he had never seen anything as novel as a video.

Hong Kai leisurely waited in a cool spot in the park, and when he saw that there were cold drinks for sale nearby, he couldn't resist the urge to buy them.

After careful selection, I bought an ice pop.

Just as they were about to savor the experience, a sudden storm of fire struck.

The popsicle in my hand melted and evaporated instantly, leaving a wooden stick disheveled in the hot air.

"hateful!"

The sweltering weather had already put Hong Kai in a bad mood, and when he looked up, he saw that another sun had appeared in the sky.

Upon closer inspection, it was not the sun, but a giant fireball.

Hong Kai quickly realized that the sudden heat was caused by the fireball.

The true form of the fireball is obvious without even thinking about it.