Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

The seven-colored energy condensed into a halo, which passed through the body of the evil beast and severely injured it.

On the other side, Tregear, who had withstood two deadly attacks, also disappeared in the explosion after uttering a sigh about family affection.

Having eliminated the threat from Torregia, Grob flew into the sky without hesitation, spreading his arms to gather seven-colored energy.

Grubbin's Ray!

The light, imbued with the power of miracles, instantly destroyed the black snake's body, and a seven-colored ray of light carried the figure out of the exploding sea of ​​fire.

It was Yukio Toi who was rescued.

Battle over!

This battle is Blackfly's final battle and Toregia's first. Let's analyze their combat performances one by one.

First, there's Black Serpent. Without Tregear's second enhancement, Black Serpent was already struggling against Rob's attacks.

The fact that Toregia appeared and blocked Queen Gergio's Triple Cannon is enough to show that this move was able to break through Blackfly's defense before it was strengthened.

In terms of attack, Calamity Roar achieved a second victory by disintegrating the original Geed.

After Tregear's second enhancement, there was no noticeable increase in defense, and in terms of attack, the only improvement was defeating the Rob siblings and suppressing Geed's ultimate ability with Calamity Roar.

Torregia performed better than Blackman in the first match.

First, in terms of defense, it easily blocked Queen Gergio's strongest attack, demonstrating its superiority over Rob.

Later, he even managed to block several attacks from the even stronger Grob, as well as Grob's Vortex Burst and Geed's ultimate Destruction Nova, all with his body alone, without dying, demonstrating the strength of his defense.

Secondly, there's the attack, where Torregia excels.

With just one move, Geagi Dag, he achieved the remarkable feat of disintegrating Ultraman Geed and Ultraman R/B.

After facing Grobb and Geed Ultimate, Tregear initially showed performances on par with Grobb in both beam and melee combat, and even subtly suppressed Geed Ultimate.

However, subsequent powerful attacks failed to inflict effective damage on Groob, and his smaller skills were useless against Geed's ultimate attack. After several rounds, he lost all his advantages and was ultimately defeated.

Chapter 64 Rob BOSS Settlement

Having discussed the bosses in the Ultraman R/B TV series and movies, we will now analyze their strengths and weaknesses from eight aspects: character design, battle record, intelligence, physical attributes, fighting skills, beam energy, weaponry, and subordinate armies.

First, let's start with the settings.

The concept of Black Serpent is not particularly surprising. The darkness deep within Toi's heart is used by Tregear, who uses dark energy to fuse the virtual monster created by Toi with Toi, thus giving birth to Black Serpent.

There are many similar virtual monster settings, such as the super-combination monster Orb Mengs King, which are created by humans and then materialized by some exceptionally powerful forces.

Lugiel, on the other hand, has a remarkable background. It is considered a terrifying life form that has brought disaster to the entire universe, having destroyed countless planets and earning the title of the strongest and most evil enemy.

The setting of Ultraman Tregear is divided into two parts.

Ultraman's character is quite ordinary. He is an Ultraman from the Land of Light, but he goes astray due to a misunderstanding of light and darkness, and eventually becomes corrupted.

Of course, it's just a case of him turning evil. Given his physical abilities, which were downgraded by the Space Garrison, even if he were ten times stronger, he wouldn't cause much of a stir. After all, Tregear isn't like Belial, whose strength before turning evil was second only to Father of Ultra, and who, after turning evil, could even rival Father of Ultra when he awakened his true power.

But like Belial, he received the blessing of dark power after turning to the dark side.

Belial was possessed by the Reiblood alien, while Tregear sealed the evil god beast Grimd within himself, gaining chaotic power that transcended light and darkness.

This setup seems similar to Belial's.

However, unlike Belial, who focuses on destroying the Land of Light, Tregear prefers to travel through the multiverse and randomly pick an Ultraman to mess with.

For example, Murnau from the Orb movie has her gem-transformation power derived from Tregear; in the X universe, Greeza, who was originally sealed in the sun by X, was able to escape with Tregear's help.

This black swarm was orchestrated by Tolstoy, and the Lugsette incident is also inextricably linked to him.

Lugiel was originally a cosmic white blood cell responsible for cleaning up cosmic bacteria. However, Tregear edited Lugiel's genes, causing it to believe that Earth was bacteria that needed to be cleaned up, thus launching an attack on Earth and indirectly causing the deaths of the previous generation of the Rob brothers.

Both Lugiel and Black Serpent, two boss-level monsters, were used by Tregear to carry out his crazy plans.

This elevates Tregear's status and prestige among the new generation to the highest level, far surpassing his predecessor, the extremely weak Belial.

Naturally, as the mastermind behind all this, Tregear is far superior to Lugiel and Black Serpent in terms of established power. Lugiel, in particular, has a backstory of destroying countless planets, which surpasses Black Serpent's relatively late-blooming origins.

Next, let's look at the results.

Lugiel defeated Queen Gergio once, Ultraman R/B twice, and Rosso and Blu once each.

Blackfly defeated Rosso once, defeated Geed and Blue once, defeated Queen Gergio once, and defeated Geed once.

Torregia defeated Rob and Geed the Great once each.

On the surface, Lugiel and Blackfly have equal records, surpassing Toregia who only made his move halfway through the battle.

However, it is clear that Bru and Rob cannot be considered the same unit as Queen Gergio and Rob.

As a combination of the two brothers, Rob has already stepped one foot into the threshold of the ultimate level, if we take him as the benchmark.

Rosso and Blu combined count as one battle, while Riku, fighting away from home, only counts as half a battle since he didn't transform into his Royal Mega Master or Ultimate form.

Based on this calculation, Lugiel defeated four Robles, Blackfly defeated 3.5 Robles, and Old Tor remains at the bottom, having defeated two Robles.

In terms of battle record, Lugiel > Blackfly > Tregear.

Next is strategy, which is self-evident.

Both Blackfly and Lugiel are mindless monsters, with Lugiel being the most mindless of them all.

Although Lugiel demonstrated his ability to destroy the monster-capturing system on Aizen Tower, it was not as impressive as his performance in the first battle against Black Serpent, which challenged Rosso's mentality.

After all, at that time, the fusion form of the Black Serpent, Toi, still had a mind of its own, and the person it was facing gave it a strange feeling of being superior and accusing, which is why it performed exceptionally well.

Torregia is different; his scheming and manipulative skills make him a strong contender for second or even first among the new generation.

Only Belial, after becoming a soul, could rival Tregear in scheming and plotting.

In terms of strategy, Torregia > Blackfly > Lugsette.

Then there's physical ability. As top-tier bosses, being able to withstand Ultraman's beams is a basic requirement.

However, upon closer examination, it is still possible to distinguish between them.

The difference between Lugsett and Blackfly lies in their attacks on Queen Gergio. Lugsett clearly demonstrated that she resisted one of the Queen's Triple Cannons with her barrier and her body, without budging an inch.

However, when Blackfly faced the Triple Cannon, it forced Old Tor to appear and block it.

Clearly, before being enhanced a second time by Tregear, Blackfly was not as defensively capable as Lugiel.

After the second enhancement, there was no particularly obvious defensive performance.

Tregear's opponent is Ultraman Groob, the pinnacle of ultimate Ultraman.

Grobb's strength far surpasses that of Rob. During the fight between Tregear and Grobb, Tregear was unharmed despite taking multiple hits from Grobb.

After withstanding two fatal beams from Ultimate Geed and Grob, he was still able to escape, demonstrating just how high his health and defense are!

In terms of physical attributes, Torregia > Lugsette > Blackfurter.

The following are fighting techniques, which, like strategy, are not comparable.

Neither Lugiel nor Black Scorpion displayed any fighting skills. However, Tregear, despite being a talent rejected by the Space Garrison, did demonstrate some fighting techniques in his battles against Geed Royal and Groob.

Clearly, in terms of fighting skills, Tregear > Lugiel = Black Serpent.

Next is light energy.

Lugiel's signature move, Requiem of Creation, is unparalleled among monsters. Its power not only pierced through Queen Gergio, but also killed Saki, who was in human form.

While Black Serpent's Calamity Roar did manage to defeat Queen Gergio, it failed to harm the human host, making it less penetrating than Lugiel.

Torregia's ultimate move, Torreira Altekaisser, once sent Grobb flying with a single blow, and Torreira Altekaisser also demonstrated its ability to match Grobb's Triangle Breastplate Shot.

Lugiel's Genesis Requiem was repeatedly blocked without damage by Rosso, Blu, or Ultraman R/B in later battles, greatly diminishing its cool factor.

Black Serpent's Calamity Roar had little effect on Ultimate Ultra Geed, which was also a negative point.

Although Torregia's small skill damage was also blocked, the opponent was Grobb, so it was neither increased nor decreased.

Overall, Tregear has a slight edge in attack skills.

In terms of special abilities, Tregear possesses a variety of unique skills such as Great Power, Great Shield, opening other dimensions, and inter-universe projection, giving him an overwhelming advantage.

In terms of beam attacks, Tregear > Lugsette > Blackfly.

Regarding weaponry and equipment, it goes without saying that the three are evenly matched.

Neither Lugiel nor Blackfly clearly possessed this kind of equipment, and Tregear's combat consisted entirely of beam attacks or hand-to-hand combat, without any display of weapons.

[In terms of subordinate legions, Tregear is undoubtedly far ahead, after all, he created the boss-level monster Black Serpent, and in a sense, he also manipulates Lugiel.]

Finally, in these eight aspects, Torregia is a completely overpowered boss.

In terms of setting, strategy, physical fitness, fighting skills, light energy, and subordinate legions, it far surpasses Lugiel and Blackfly.

Lugerset has a clear advantage in three aspects: combat record, physical quality, and light energy. Black Serpent only has an advantage over Lugerset in terms of intelligence, and is almost completely inferior in other aspects.

As the strongest enemy Rob has ever encountered, Torregia is undoubtedly worthy of the title.

Of course, Torregia's nemesis was not the Rob brothers; they were merely one part of his plan.

Torregia's true target is his beloved son, who will be the focus of the next video.

Ultraman Taiga, the son of Ultraman Taro!

Chapter 65: Taiga, the son of Ultraman Taro!

The Kingdom of Light Universe.

Within the Land of Light, all the Ultras are eagerly awaiting the arrival of this Crown Prince.

Father of Ultra and Mother of Ultra, the two pillars of the Land of Light, also put aside their important matters to see their grandson make his appearance.

Taro stared at the blank screen in front of the cosmic prison, feeling uneasy and anxiously calculating the time.

The next debate video is about to begin!

The main character of the video was mentioned at the end of Ultraman R/B, and he is an absolute heavyweight Ultraman for Taro, which can be said to have dealt a heavy blow to his worldview.

His son, Ultraman Taiga!

Upon hearing the name, Taro knew for certain that it was indeed his future son.

A person with the courage to embrace the sun!