Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Bitstar, who had just dodged several attacks from the LeBron Killer, was making boastful claims when the LeBron Killer suddenly rushed in front of him.

One punch landed squarely on Bitstar's forehead, shattering his face.

Bitstar simply couldn't understand why the LeBron Killer could launch attacks that were beyond their calculations!

Because the one who threw that punch wasn't the killer James, but Captain Hyuga.

As humans, we are undoubtedly the biggest bug in the Ultra Multiverse.

The infinite possibilities that humanity possesses would overheat and crash even if you combined mechanical monsters like BitStar and Gilbaris.

This scene, while stealing the spotlight from Zero, was undoubtedly a huge surprise.

This made even the viewers watching on the screen eager to try it out, imagining themselves making the same pose.

James Killer delivered a single punch that brought Bitstar to a standstill, dealing maximum damage before handing the kill back to Zero.

After all, this is still the theatrical version of Cyrus.

Most of these mechanical monsters are equipped with immunity or high light defense. In order to prevent the light from destroying BitStar in one go, Zero chose to use a weapon.

Of course, it's not Zero's head-mounted weapon. Since Seven's time with King Joe, the head-mounted weapon has become an ordinary weapon. The brief moment of glory that Zero showed in his hands was just a flash in the pan.

To truly defeat these mechanical monsters, we'll have to rely on Zero's Twin Swords.

Although the Holy Light did not demonstrate any further formidable abilities afterward, the sharpness of the dual swords was definitely superior to that of the head-mounted dart.

Last time, Zero used his dual swords to defeat the Dark Lops Zero prototype. This time, against BitStar, his destructive power is no less formidable.

The Plasma Spark Slash slashed out an X-shaped wound, delivering the final blow to BitStar.

Even a mechanical monster, after being hit by Zero, felt that all of BitStar's systems and parts were destroyed and that its life was nearing its end.

Unlike other villainous bosses who might come to their senses upon death, Bitstar remained convinced until his death that only he could maintain peace and order in the universe.

What drove him to have this thought was fear and dread.

When the last remaining life form in the universe created BitStar, it incorporated its fear of the Baltan aliens into the creation process. This gave BitStar a programmed self-awareness, ultimately leading to the current situation.

As Bitstar lay dying, it unleashed its final attack.

The destruction of the artificial sun on the Iron Planet triggered a chain reaction that destroyed the entire Iron Planet along with its mechanical army.

The Killer Bit Star incident has now come to an end.

The battle of the 09 God Tournament has now come to an end.

Chapter 120 Zero - The Occasionally Rising Protagonist

[Killer Bit Star, as the mechanical monster who successfully brought Zero down from his pedestal, his strength and plans are undoubtedly top-tier BOSS level. Like Gilbaris who appeared in the new generation, he belongs to the pinnacle of mechanical monsters.]

Faced with such a BOSS, Zero went through the standard process of fighting small monsters, failing to defeat the big BOSS, relying on his will to defeat the BOSS, and finally winning the battle. He also achieved the final victory and took the kill.

This process may seem ordinary, but for Zero, it is undoubtedly the biggest blow.

Unfavorable combat environments that occur repeatedly, and the enemies that target oneself, can only be considered minor weakening factors.

For Zero, the biggest weakening is undoubtedly making his boss-fighting process perfectly match that of the ordinary protagonist, Ultraman.

In other words, from this moment on, our Sai Shao will no longer be able to unleash his full power.

Facing a boss, suffering losses and defeats is common; not being destroyed or turned to stone is considered a success.

[The Ultraman Legend, as one of the turning points in Zero's participation in the theatrical versions, saw Zero transition from the true protagonist to one of the main characters or a supporting role.]

The Kingdom of Light Universe.

On planet K76, Zero grew increasingly angry as he listened. Couldn't this screen say something nice?

Since the Galactic Empire got beaten up, only Ultimate Zero got a bit of hype, what about the others?

Belial, however, was quite pleased to hear this, laughing loudly: "Zero, you'll get what you deserve today."

Tregear listened to the word repeatedly mentioned on the screen, and he certainly understood what it meant: "Protagonist, what kind of Ultraman can be the protagonist?"

It now appears that every new generation Ultraman introduced earlier is a protagonist, or rather, a protagonist in their own TV series and theatrical version.

"Does that mean that the one who gets more screen time and more attention is the protagonist? Taro, it seems you are the protagonist."

[To briefly explain the background of Ultraman Legend, continuing the story of Killer Bit Planet, after Zero destroyed Bit Planet, he formed the Ultimate Zero Guard and launched a multiverse-level battle.]

However, after two versions, one large and one small, Galactic Empire and Killer Bit Star, the three guards members, Crimson Flame, Mirror Knight, and Janbert, have been officially weakened from their original supporting roles.

Aside from Zero's signature fighting game, Zero has become a marginal character in other theatrical films featuring him.

Galactic Empire Universe.

Crimson Flame blazed up instantly, furious: "Captain, did I hear wrong? Is the screen saying that I, Crimson Flame, have become a marginal figure?"

The fiery pirate captain, dressed in bright red and wearing a pirate captain's hat, said: "No, that's exactly what he said."

Crimson Flame: "Damn it! How could I possibly be a nobody? What is this screen saying? I'll burn it to ashes!!"

Mirror Knight, who was also considered a marginal figure, was equally unhappy, but his reaction was more elegant, consisting of nothing more than a graceful silver cross beam.

[Similarly, the story of Reonics and the Earthlings of the main universe has also come to an end. The Ultimate Zero Guard will never again have the grand occasion of all members being present when they were on Killer Bit Planet.]

As a core member of the Ultimate Zero Guard, Zero, who possesses the ultimate armor and can freely traverse the multiverse, will not stop his journey.

During the Galactic Empire era, Belial, who accidentally arrived in the Galactic Empire universe, sent a large number of Dark Lops Zero and Reginald into the multiverse in order to continue his revenge against the Land of Light.

Although Belial's fortress and two generals were destroyed in the battle against the Galactic Empire, and he temporarily withdrew from the scene, his Legion of Reginald and Legion of Darklops Zero were not completely wiped out.

To be precise, a large number of mechanical legions were left scattered throughout the multiverse.

Even in the New Generation era, Geed continued to eliminate Belial's remnants in the multiverse.

These Dark Lopez Zeros are no match for the original. Reginald is someone Zero could wipe out a whole bunch of with a single beam of light; they're nothing to the Land of Light.

However, their strength is overwhelmingly superior to that of other civilizations in the universe.

The first battle in the Ultraman legend begins with Zero's fight against the Regent Army.

In the vast, starlit universe, Zero heard a constant call, a voice pleading for help.

At this moment, Zero had no time to be distracted.

On the meteorites surrounding him, countless Reginalds completely surrounded Zero.

These small fry were wiped out in one strike by Zero using the spear that Ultra Zero Bracelet transformed into in the Galactic Empire.

Despite version iterations, Zero still easily defeats these weaklings.

Zero's beam of light swept across, and a whole bunch of Reginalds exploded one after another.

Having experienced the Galactic Empire's energy shortage, Zero wanted to end the battle in a more energy-efficient way.

The voices in Zero's ears became more frequent and urgent, conveying the message that another universe was about to be destroyed.

The mention that all of humanity on Earth in this universe has been sealed away by evil forces piqued Zero's interest even more.

For the Ultraman of the Land of Light, Earth is undoubtedly their Achilles' heel.

No matter which universe Earth is in, it can touch Ultraman's sensitive nerves.

Zero immediately unleashed Zero Double Rays, sweeping across the entire field and blasting all the Reginalds to pieces.

Despite not knowing who the other person was, what their purpose was, how they met, or how they could transmit a voice across the universe, Zero didn't care about any of that.

Earth, Zero's famous second home in the Land of Light, is a place he hasn't had time to visit yet.

This is a good opportunity to visit Earth in another universe.

Zero then summoned his ultimate armor, transformed into Ultimate Zero, and charged toward the universe from which the sound originated.

The ultimate armor is undoubtedly extremely powerful; with it, Zero can traverse the multiverse and pursue enemies across universes.

However, traversing the universe consumes too much energy for the Ultimate Armor, often leaving Zero with insufficient energy after catching up with his enemies.

Furthermore, Zero is more accustomed to and skilled in hand-to-hand combat, which means Ultimate Zero rarely gets a chance to appear.

The same applies in another universe; the ultimate bracelet's greater function is to keep Zero's energy levels high and prevent him from running out of energy.

Zero will also pay more attention to energy consumption, just like now, when Zero shrinks his size and stands on a tall building observing this silent and still Earth.

In Zero's understanding, Earth in the main universe of the Land of Light should be an ally of the Land of Light, a civilization that is flourishing.

After entering the era of cosmic exploration, humanity's footprints have spread throughout the entire universe, and they have even been able to participate in the battles of the Land of Light.

But this Earth in the universe is somewhat different from Zero's expectations.

The towering buildings suggest a once advanced civilization, but now, for some unknown reason, humanity has vanished and fallen into silence.

Is this why the voice summoned him here?

As Zero was thinking this, the mastermind's spaceship appeared above his head.

Chapter 121 Zero's Lifelong Rival

The Baltans are evil aliens who have repeatedly plundered monster graveyards in various universes and stolen numerous monsters.

When Zero saw the enormous, disc-shaped spaceship, he knew who his real opponent was.

Without further ado, the Baltan aliens unleashed several powerful, relatively small and agile airships to attack Zero.

Along with the Baltan aliens, the man trapped beneath their spaceship and his Alpha also appeared.

Upon seeing this man, Geed Zero couldn't help but grit his teeth: "Taiga, we've finally arrived here."

It's a bit puzzling. Zero was calm and collected when he was thoroughly humiliated by Bitstar before, so why is he so agitated towards a human?

Curious, he asked, "Zero, is this person very special?"

Zero: "He is my second human form after Arashi."

This is even more puzzling: "If you are human beings, you should have a good relationship since you fight together, just like us."

Zero shook his head: "This guy is exceptionally difficult to deal with."

Dyna Universe.

Upon seeing the familiar Super GUTS uniform, Asuka thought it would be him, but it turned out to be a stranger he had never seen before.

"Who is this guy?"