Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Seven's son, Zero, grew up to become a pillar of the Land of Light, helping the new generation of Ultraman defeat many powerful enemies. I wonder what happened to his son?

Filled with anticipation and uncertainty for Taiga, Taro's anxious emotions seemed to reach the distant stars.

Ultraman Tregear, who has not yet turned evil, is currently resting on a giant meteorite somewhere in the universe, waiting for the video to begin.

For him, seeking the truth of justice and evil, light and darkness, is not something that can be done in a short time.

Ultraman has a long lifespan, giving him ample time to seek the truth.

Although the appearance of the corrupted Tregear in the Ultraman R/B video, Gilbaris's attempt to clean up intelligent life forms in the universe in the name of justice, the appearance of the corrupted Ultraman Belial from the Land of Light, and the corruption of his mentor and close friend Hikari all made him feel nostalgic for the light he had always upheld.

However, Tregear, who received a good education from the Land of Light, will be completely corrupted as a result; he is a researcher driven by curiosity.

The video only provides the results; the few words and phrases mentioned are merely for reference. He must discover the truth for himself.

Compared to the hazy and unknown truth, the appearance of Taro's son, a friend of half a lifetime, is undoubtedly a very important matter, and Toregia is willing to temporarily stop his progress for it.

"Taiga, it sounds like a name Taro would come up with."

On Earth, Ultraman Mebius's human form, Mirai Hibino, and the members of GUYS are also waiting for the video to begin.

This planet, which has formed deep bonds with several Ultra Brothers, holds profound memories for its inhabitants, who are curious about their lives after leaving Earth.

The child of that warrior who once protected the Earth will appear before everyone today.

Hibino Mirai: "What kind of guy will Taro's son be?"

The universe of Ultraman Taiga.

Taiga, Fuma, Titus, and Kudo Yuuki formed a four-person team, all watching the screen.

Although they knew they would most likely be next since Ultraman R/B appeared yesterday, which gave them a sense of anticipation.

But after receiving a confirmed preview of the next episode, this sense of anticipation not only did not diminish, but instead grew stronger.

Not only are they looking forward to their own performance, but they also want to know who the final boss will be in their TV series and theatrical version.

Torregia?

As the screen lights up, it is watched by countless beings from the multiverse who have close ties to the Ultra Brothers and the Land of Light.

[As everyone eagerly awaits, after Ultraman R/B ends, Ultraman Taiga will take over!]

As a continuation of the R/B movie and Ultraman Galaxy Fight 1, Tregear, who first appeared in the R/B movie, also joined this TV series after a series of underhanded actions.

Furthermore, with the aim of turning Taiga to the dark side, Tregear almost entirely plays the role of the villain in the TV series.

The entire fight lasted from beginning to end, filled with bizarre and underhanded tactics.

So, considering Tregear's impressive maneuvers throughout the series, who between him and Ura truly deserves the title of the final boss in the Taiga TV series?

I think it's better to choose Ula.

[After all, although Tregear was defeated again in the final episode of the TV series, he was not completely destroyed, and he only officially left the show in the movie, so it's not appropriate to call him the final boss of the TV series.]

Next, let me briefly introduce the background of the Taiga TV series. It picks up after Ultraman Galaxy Fight 1. After the New Generation gathered and eliminated the Dark Ultra Killer, they chased after the mastermind Tregear.

Unfortunately, they fell into Tregear's trap, and the new generation collectively lost their ability to fight.

Taiga, Fuma, and Titus's team arrived to rescue them, but were also scattered into light particles by Tregear. They eventually merged with the humans, beginning their journey to protect Earth.

Tregear of the Land of Light: "What do I want to prove through this from the future?"

Ula, as the final boss of the TV series, is a suspected life form that was accidentally generated from the accumulation of waste thrown into the universe during the continuous development of cosmic civilization. It has the ability to devour everything and an almost insatiable desire to devour.

Torregia used a Gossian subterranean missile to penetrate Earth's strata, activating the Earth's etheric elements. Summoned by this powerful energy, Ura changed its course and arrived on Earth.

[Next up is Ula's debut performance, against Galactron MK2 and Taiga's four-person team.]

Taiga: "Galattron MK2, how did it become an enemy of Ura?"

On the screen, a meteorite emitting a dark purple light plummeted straight to Earth.

Tregear's human form, Kirisaki, dressed in a striking black and white outfit, failed in his attempt to mess with Asahikawa Mirika and was instead mocked. Enraged, he used the Galactron MK2 Monster Ring to summon Galactron MK2 and began wreaking havoc on the city.

Having learned of Mirika's mission, Yuuki, who originally planned to find Mirika first, had to deal with Galactron MK2's troubles first and transformed into Taiga to join the battle.

Although Galactron MK2 has lost its initial appearance buff and appeared in the Taiga TV series, it was defeated by Titus and is about to become an ordinary monster.

But his ultimate aura remains; even the fully-developed Taiga in his normal state can't kill them all with a single strike.

The two fought for a long time, but Taiga's punches, kicks, and ordinary light bullets were useless. Instead, he was blasted away by Galactron MK2.

Upon landing, Taiga immediately unleashed his signature beam attack in its normal state, Strium Burst.

It's a beam attack similar to Taro's Strium Beam, inheriting his father's skill, but unfortunately, its power is too weak.

Galactron MK2, wielding the Cataclysmic Axe, cleaved through the blast beam, stood before Taiga, and delivered a devastating blow to him.

After getting up, Taiga, under the relentless bombardment of Galactron MK2 Ray, thought of the power he had just received from Zero.

Taiga Emerim charged forward, and the beam lamp on his forehead emitted a powerful beam that struck Galactron MK2 in a vital spot in the chest.

Galactron MK2 was immediately damaged, and at the same time, a strange rainbow-colored light suddenly burst out from beneath its feet.

Before it could react, the ground beneath Galactron MK2 collapsed, as if a bottomless pit had appeared and swallowed the massive mechanical body.

A ferocious red monster, with the Cataclysmic Axe of Galactron MK2 in its mouth, crawled onto the ground.

The cosmic erosion monster, Ura, has arrived!

Chapter 66 Taiga's Triple Defeat

A seemingly life-like entity, Ura, appeared before Taiga, inspiring fear throughout the entire universe.

With its loose, flabby body and barely visible claws on its sides, it looks like a Godzilla that hasn't fully evolved.

Its fleshy red body is covered with patterns of different colors, like tattered strips of cloth that have been patched many times, as if to indicate that Ula originated from waste.

Ura didn't look nearly as terrifying or awe-inspiring as the Rainbow Dragon Lugset; its body, seemingly made of a pile of garbage, easily devoured Galactron MK2.

The remaining giant axe of calamity in his mouth was chewed up by Ula in two bites and swallowed completely.

This scene made even Hiroyuki, who had experienced several major battles, feel physically uncomfortable.

Taiga also realized how powerful Ura was, and he could no longer use his normal form, otherwise things might get really bad.

He immediately transformed into his strongest form, Taiga Tri-Strium Form (hereinafter referred to as Taiga Tri-Strium).

If the original Taiga looked like an underage Ultraman, then Taiga Tri-Emperor resembled Taro.

Taiga Tri-Eyes' body is more robust than Taiga's normal body, and the blue patterns on his body and the wider shoulder armor seem to symbolize an Ultra Warrior who has grown up.

Even the Ultra Antenna on its head appears larger against the backdrop of the red stripes.

The universe of Ultraman Taiga.

Taiga stared at Taiga Tri-Form on the screen and exclaimed in surprise, "Is that one of my forms? It looks amazing."

Fuma: "Yeah, it's like Taiga suddenly grew up."

Titus: "The power of this form is as great as mine!"

Yuuki: "With this form, we should be able to defeat Ura, right?"

This statement brought the lively discussion to a sudden halt.

Taiga thought that such a cool form must be very strong, while Ura didn't look powerful at all, and he could easily defeat it.

However, based on the precedent of previous New Generation Ultraman, he will definitely suffer a defeat in the battle against the final boss.

I reckon we'll soon see Taiga Triple defeated!

The appearance of Taiga Triple was like a huge energy appearing in front of Ura, whose mind was filled with the desire to devour. Without hesitation, she opened her mouth and attacked Taiga Triple.

Taiga quickly teleported to dodge the attack and reappeared in the same spot, intending to launch a sneak attack on Ula from behind.

However, Ura's perception of energy was too acute. As soon as Taiga Tri-Force appeared, Ura immediately turned around and attacked again.

Taiga Triple used his Triple Sword to block Ura and forcefully flung him aside.

Considering Asahikawa Mirika's mission and Ura's desire to devour planets and energy, Taiga and Yuuki immediately agreed to use their ultimate move to finish her off.

Triple Strium Ray!

The red, yellow, and blue lights merged, and a deep red flame beam roared out.

The power of this move is almost on par with Tregear's strongest finishing move.

But Ura's response was simply to open its mouth and swallow the triple Strium ray.

Even though Taiga has a lot of triple energy and bombards it with a continuous stream of light, Ura still absorbs it all.

That terrifying devouring power was even about to swallow Taiga Triple.

As time went on, Taiga Tri-Force's energy became unsustainable, forcing him to manually cut off the beam output.

However, the timer on his chest lit up, indicating that he was running out of power.

Before Taiga could react to the triple attack, Ura had already charged forward again.

Taiga used his Triple Sword to resist, but Ura threw the Triple Sword away and bit his arm.

Upon contact, Ura began to continuously devour the energy within Taiga Triple Body.

As the timer beeped faster and faster, Taiga Triple's energy continued to drain away.

Taiga Tri-Force, already low on energy, was now completely powerless to resist. Despite his desperate struggle, he was unable to break free and could only watch helplessly as Ura drained his energy.

Suddenly the timer stopped, and Taiga Tri-Force abruptly disintegrated.

Battle over!

Taiga exclaimed in disbelief, "No way, it ended after just one skill? That's too hasty!"

Titus: "They probably didn't expect Ura's devouring ability, which led to a large amount of energy being absorbed, resulting in insufficient energy and loss of combat ability."

However, if you have muscles, you won't be disintegrated even if you lack energy.

"Taiga, let's train together a lot!"

This is Ura's first battle, and also its most prestigious one.

[Upon its first appearance, it devoured Galactron MK2, the same Galactron that had unleashed its full power in the Geed movie, beating up Geed, Zero, and Orb, like candy.]

Then, with overwhelming force, he defeated Taiga Triple, seemingly proving quite formidable.