Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Monsters that can be reformed will generally become docile and will not appear in front of humans again, let alone attack them.

The only explanation for Guvira's reappearance is that some additional force has caused it to become violent once again.

This force is the Baltan aliens.

On the screen, most of the humans on Earth in the legendary universe have been captured, but a few dozen have survived.

It cannot be said to be a small part, because this part is far too small compared to the number of people on Earth.

The Baltans were not acting out of kindness or accidentally letting them slip by; they deliberately left them behind and then periodically sent out monsters to harass them.

According to the Baltan aliens, to cultivate the most powerful Zetton, it is not only necessary to devour monsters, but also to have the despair and fear of humans.

Zetton, first developed by the Zettonians, defeated the monsters that swept the multiverse after the first generation, but it was in the hands of the Baltans that it truly flourished.

The Baltan aliens have grasped a bit of the secrets of the Ultra Multiverse: the most powerful force is not the Specia, but the human mind.

Positive beliefs such as hope, courage, and friendship allow Ultraman to enter a state of idealism, where he can kill gods and demons alike.

Negative emotions such as despair, fear, and betrayal can also be exploited by monsters to create unprecedentedly powerful monsters.

Although it's unclear how effective it would be for the Baltan aliens to leave behind a dozen or so people, at least their direction is correct.

Guvira and Gomes are its tool monsters, specifically designed to chase after the remaining humans.

Although the successive appearances of Gauss and Zero were unexpected, the Baltan aliens were never afraid.

They immediately dispatched Gomes and the berserk Guvira to attack the human base. Since Daigo was still uncooperative, only Gauss was able to fight alone.

Although this Gauss has been upgraded through TV training, he still struggles against two opponents.

Nozomi Taiga didn't want to transform into Zero, nor did he want to just stand there doing nothing.

But his Alpha was destroyed along with his own at the beginning, so now he can only vent his frustration by speaking up for Gauss: "2 against 1 is too unfair, especially in the mercy mode."

Chapter 123 Zero's Frenzy

"Quantity is not the issue; the important thing is to be observant and discerning in order to capture the enemy."

Zero seized the opportunity and used a seemingly random remark to lower Taiga's guard.

Taiga Nozomi was somewhat confused, but he still closed his eyes and used his inner eye to capture the enemy according to his own understanding.

It's unknown what Daigo caught, but Zero certainly caught his prey.

Taking advantage of Taiga's relaxed vigilance and the fact that he couldn't see the outside world with his eyes closed, Zero's glasses reappeared.

They caught the moment Taiga opened his eyes and immediately put the glasses on him.

Taiga Nozomi angrily denounced Zero's despicable behavior, saying that he even forced others to transform into Ultraman.

But Zero doesn't care about any of that. Now that he's wearing glasses, does that mean you have no say in the matter?

Nozomi Taiga's consciousness was rebelling, but Zero had already taken over most of the body and started to transform.

With a flash of dazzling light, Ultraman Zero officially joined the battle.

Zero landed gracefully, but before he could even show off his skills, he was already down a landing.

He was interrupted by a chorus of "Wow!" from the children behind him. Upon closer inspection, it turned out that the one joining the battle was not Zero, but a mini version of Ultraman Zero.

Zero, who was only ten meters tall, was furious. This Taiga Nozomi was already a done deal, but he still refused to merge and transform with him.

Now it's all good, the raw rice has turned into porridge!

Nozomi Taiga continued to argue vehemently, recounting Zero's despicable act of forcing him to transform.

Looking at the mini Zero on the screen, Zeta said with a sigh, "Master Zero, so this is why you said Ultraman can't be clever."

Haruki: "If the human host doesn't cooperate, will Ultraman be unable to unleash his full fighting power?"

Zeta: "Yes, so I'm so lucky to have chosen Haruki as my partner."

Haruki scratched his head: "No, actually it's an honor for me to be chosen by you, Zeta."

Geed-Cello: "It's true, as you can see, this Taiga Nozomi really won't listen to anything I say, so I had no choice but to resort to this tactic."

But he still tricked her, and she ended up growing to be ten meters tall.

He adjusted his glasses and said, "Oh, so this is what happens when you don't cooperate."

But when he thought about the past battles, there were times when he didn't plan to fight because of work, but he still transformed under Zero's control.

Why did Zero's fighting power not seem to be significantly affected at that time, at least not become so small!

Zero saw through Ren's thoughts: "Of course it's because I practiced. Once you transform, your character will change back to the character I initially portrayed on screen."

Despite Zero's efforts, the human host can still resist, but once he takes control of the body, he can forget about causing any more trouble.

People can ask questions and express their opinions on Zero's battle, but whether or not they listen depends on Zero.

Of course, in most cases, Zero will still follow Ren's ideas, even if it means getting beaten up by Belial.

Taiga Nozomi is different; at this time, Zero will be greatly restricted because of his lack of cooperation.

Size doesn't always affect Ultraman's performance, such as Dagon, who can knock a monster away with just one finger.

However, it can be used as an option to embarrass Ultraman when needed, such as now.

Zero's size has shrunk, making it difficult for him to unleash his full power. He suffered a great loss when he faced Guvira.

In order to inspire Taiga Nozomi's fighting spirit and get him to cooperate well in the battle.

Zero grabbed Guvira's horn and successfully stopped the fleeing Guvira.

But Zero forgot that Guvira's horns could turn.

The next second, Zero was flung around like a windmill.

It wasn't over yet. Guvira realized she couldn't shake off Zero in the corner, so she ducked down, and Zero's spinning body crashed directly into the ground.

Zero's fighting spirit is truly remarkable. He spun around and around like a centrifuge, smashing a large crater into the ground before finally letting go and being thrown out by Guvira.

He fought angrily, was thrown around in a sorry state, and landed in a sorry state.

Zero was furious, but he couldn't do anything about Taiga Nozomi and had to beg him to fight seriously.

But even after being taught a lesson by Guvira, Taiga Nozomi still refused to admit defeat and remained unwilling to cooperate in the battle.

Zero couldn't afford to pay attention to this guy; Gauss, who was being fought two against one, was already at a disadvantage, and he had to hurry to provide support.

This time, however, Zero has a different opponent, Gomes, who at least doesn't have horns.

When Zero jumped onto Gomes, the difference in size became apparent.

To avoid embarrassing himself again, Zero jogged all the way to Gomes' tail, intending to throw Gomes away using the tail.

However, due to Taiga's extreme lack of cooperation, Gomes probably couldn't even feel Zero's exertion.

However, Gomes sensed that someone was interfering with him from behind. With just a slight sway of his body and a flick of his tail, Zero was once again sent flying up and down, looking utterly disheveled.

Zeta couldn't bear to watch anymore. Now, Zero was wearing a cape, looking glamorous and with a bright future ahead of him. It turns out he had such a miserable past.

Compared to that, being humiliated by BitStar is nothing. After all, BitStar is a BOSS-level mechanical monster, and anyone would be crushed in the dirt.

Zero is being toyed with and mocked by two ordinary monsters, Gomes and Guvila, and has to listen to Taiga's hateful voice. Zeta feels that Zero is about to go crazy with anger.

If it were me, I probably would have burst into tears on the spot.

Geed-Ring: "Zero, you're really... pathetic."

This explains why Zero has to completely take over his body every time he transforms; if he were to encounter Taiga Nozomi, no one could stand it.

After being thrown to the ground by Gomes again, Zero was probably stunned by the fall, and Zero's anger also fueled his power. Zero grabbed Gomes' tail and stood up.

Then he threw Gomes away, eliciting gasps of surprise from the crowd.

After all, it's like throwing an ant at an elephant—the contrast is striking.

It wasn't over yet. Enraged, Zero flew to Gomes's feet and lifted him up.

The contrast is even more striking now. Zero is not even as big as one of Gomes' claws, yet he can lift Gomes completely.

And with a leap, he lifted Gomes into the air, retaliated by spinning Gomes dozens of times before throwing him away.

The next battle was to be resolved by Gauss.

After all, both of these monsters can be redeemed.

As usual, the moon goddess Gauss unleashed the full moon beam, and under its radiant glow, the two monsters gradually returned to normal.

Under the setting sun, the two monsters, who had been fighting side by side, were quite familiar with each other. After returning to normal, the scene looked exceptionally harmonious under the watchful eyes of Gauss and Zero.

If there were no comparison of the two Ultraman's heights...

The battle is over.

Zero from the Land of Light remained silent for a long time: "Leo, I want to learn how to control human hosts."

Leo had seen too many embarrassing moments of Zero today, and thought he couldn't provoke the poor kid any further: "Let him learn from him, it'll be good for him to learn."

At the same time, I secretly rejoiced that not having a human host was indeed the right choice.

Chapter 124 Jaden Larva

[This fight at 10 meters tall was still a pretty good performance for Zero.]

Although Zero was outmaneuvered and made to look bad in the early battles by Guvira and Gomes, most of the reasons could be attributed to Taiga's lack of cooperation, and had little to do with Zero himself.

Humans like Nozomi Taiga, who show such extreme resistance to transforming into Ultraman, are extremely rare in the Ultraman multiverse and can be almost ignored.

Furthermore, Zero also made a special patch to address variables like Nozomi Taiga after Zero.

Therefore, the weakening of his human form is nothing to Zero. On the contrary, living and fighting alongside his human form can become a bridge connecting Zero with humanity.

In the later battle against Gomes, Zero, still furious from his earlier encounters, unleashed his full power, almost completely overwhelming Gomes and adding a respectable achievement to his combat record while in his shrunken state.

Zero from the Land of Light forced a smile: "Things didn't go very smoothly at first, but the result was still very good."

Belial was unusually silent in the cosmic prison, leading Ace, who was guarding him, to believe that Belial was up to some kind of scheme.

Actually, Belial was clever. From the beginning until now, no matter how powerful the BOSS is, it is always Ultraman's side that wins in the end.

Moreover, Belial has nothing to do with this battle, and rashly making fun of Zero might backfire.