Ultraman's opening scene: lifting up Kuroshio Island

Nanase Rena knew that the world was now in a life-or-death crisis, and she shouldn't selfishly stop Tiga, their strongest fighter.

But she was afraid; she was afraid to see Tiga defeated in battle and eventually turn into a stone statue.

She didn't want Daigo Madoka to carry such a heavy responsibility in the face of an enemy he couldn't defeat. If she could, she would rather go to this almost certain death battle in Daigo Madoka's place.

Meeting Nanase Rena's gaze, Daigo Madoka smiled gently, patted her hand reassuringly, and said:

"Don't worry, it won't happen."

Nanase Rena wanted to say something more, but Nozue Yasumi's voice rang out first:

"This is bad! The black mist has invaded the base and is about to reach us!"

At the same time, the lights in the command room began to flicker.

Startled by Nozue Hachisumi's words, Izayoi Megumi frowned and immediately gave the order:

"Everyone, evacuate to the Atlas!"

The other members of the base have just been evacuated there; that will be our new command post!

Moreover, the Atlas is equipped with our most powerful weapon, the Magus Cannon; this battle must continue.

"That's right! We humans haven't given up yet!"

Zongfang Chengyi was the first to respond. He waved to the group, then suddenly said in a hateful voice:

"It's a pity I don't know how Shinjo and Horii are doing. They're near those ruins, I hope nothing bad has happened to them!"

Upon hearing his words, Daigo Madoka's gaze sharpened.

At this moment, the black mist that had invaded the base had reached the command room. This black mist was ubiquitous and poured in through the cracks.

Upon being touched by this black mist, the various precision instruments in the command room immediately exploded, sending sparks flying.

Just as Megumi was leading everyone to leave through the emergency exit, Daigo gently but firmly pried open Nanase Rena's tightly clenched hand, despite her somewhat panicked gaze.

"I'm sorry, but I have to go."

He took a step back and stood at the edge of the black mist.

Just as she was about to enter the passage, Megumi noticed the situation. Her expression changed slightly, and she stopped in her tracks.

She then asked the others to leave first, and came back herself.

"When I first saw Ultraman, I thought I had met God and felt that he could guide humanity onto the right path."

Megumi looked at Daigo Madoka and slowly spoke, her voice low and deep, her words slightly touching Daigo:

"But it seems that's not the case. Later I learned that Ultraman is both light... and human."

"team leader?"

Nanase Rena was slightly taken aback.

But Megumi continued:

"So, Daigo, you have no obligation to face an enemy you can't possibly beat. Do you understand?"

"There's no way we can win..."

Amidst the flickering sparks behind him, Daigo Madoka looked at Megumi Kiyama in silence for a moment, then suddenly revealed a faint smile:

"I don't understand."

"Yes, since when did I stop believing in fate?"

Hearing his words, Megumi Kijima gave a complex smile, a smile that contained both helplessness and expectation. She said:

"We must win, as humans!"

"No, Captain, we can't..."

Having understood what Megumi meant, Nanase Rena panicked and rushed over to hug Daigo Madoka.

"Your job is to take the people out of the base."

Daigo Madoka said softly, and he hugged Rena Nanase in response, a gentle smile on his face.

Then, he looked at Megumi and nodded slightly.

Megumi nodded silently. She stepped forward, pulled Nanase Rena away, and turned to retreat towards the emergency exit.

"You have to win, Ultraman Tiga!"

"Dagu!!!"

As the two figures disappeared into the passage, Nanase Rena's voice still lingered in his ears. Daigo Madoka pulled out his Spark Lens from his pocket:

"Yes, I will!"

"Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!"

Just then, Camilla's voice rang out. She clapped her hands lightly and smiled:

"Actually, you can continue. I can hold off these black mists for a little longer."

From the very beginning, the rate at which the black mist poured in slowed down, and this was all thanks to Camilla. Otherwise, the black mist would have already filled the command room before the group finished their conversation.

Thank you.

Daigo Madoka forced a smile, then asked:

"It may be presumptuous of me, but I beg you to help my friends escape from this base."

"can."

Camilla didn't refuse. Her gaze flickered slightly as she looked at Daigo Madoka, and she said:

"But are you really sure you want to go? You'll die."

"Of course I'll go, but I'll win!"

With a serious expression, Daigo Madoka slowly raised the Divine Light Stick in his hand and said:

"For everyone, for people all over the world, for Shinjo and Horii who are still underwater, for Masaki who has turned into a stone statue, and... Rena!"

I have to win!

One name after another was uttered from his mouth, and with each name he spoke, his aura grew stronger until it finally reached its peak.

The next moment, a light brighter than any previous transformation shone in the command room.

The light was so intense that Camilla and the other two even felt a burning pain.

But they did not flinch; they simply watched silently as the dazzling light gradually disappeared before their eyes, seemingly moved.

Leaving aside Camilla, neither Hitler nor Darram could understand Daigo Madoka's choice. In the minds of these dark giants, there was no way they would knowingly do something that would lead to certain death.

If they were placed on equal footing, they would have run away long ago.

But for some reason, an inexplicable emotion arose in their hearts.

They couldn't understand what that emotion was, which frustrated them.

Camilla's emotions were much more complex, her mind churning with conflicting thoughts.

If only he really were you, then you wouldn't have abandoned us 30,000 years ago, but would have fought for us instead.

Ha, Ultraman Tiga, you're not as good as him...

............

"Waaah!"

When Masaki Keigo was defeated by Gatanothor and turned into a stone statue falling into the sea, a monster suddenly emerged from the ground in Kumamoto City.

The monster roared incessantly, appearing somewhat panicked.

It walks on two legs and has a head similar to that of a dog, but with several thick horns on the top and sides of its head.

What's most peculiar is that this monster has a color timer similar to Ultraman's on its chest.

"Waaah!"

A sound similar to a dog's snoring came from the monster's mouth. It discerned the direction and started running away.

And the direction it was heading was the same direction in which Masaki Keigo's statue fell into the sea.

Its running pace never stopped, the heavy footsteps rumbling on the ground, creating small earthquakes as it moved along.

Normally, someone would have already come out to deal with this monster, but at this moment, there is no time to worry about it.

This allowed it to travel smoothly and cover a long distance in a short period of time.

The closer it gets to its destination, the faster it moves and the more anxious it becomes.

Her originally milky white eyes turned slightly red.

Just then, a gentle voice suddenly rang in its ears, causing it to slow its pace slightly:

"Stop, Gedi, that's not a place you can go."

"Waaah!"

Gedi roared, turning its head around to find the source of the sound.

But it did not stop moving forward.

“I know you’re worried about your friend, but don’t worry, he’ll be fine. Just go back where you came from and wait patiently; he’ll be back soon.”

The voice rang in Gedi's ears again.

"Waaah!"

This time, Gedi finally stopped, but instead of turning back as the voice commanded, it stubbornly barked a few more times.

Upon hearing this, a voice rang out, this time even gentler:

“Tiga, you know Tiga, right? He’s already taking action to save your friend, but you can’t interfere. Otherwise, if you disrupt his operation, your friend will never come back.”

"Waaah?"

Upon hearing Tiga's name, Gedi's attitude softened somewhat, and it hesitantly called out.

After exchanging a few more words with the voice, it finally turned around and returned in the direction it had come from, looking back every few steps.

Far away in the sky, Minghui breathed a slight sigh of relief as he sensed Gedi returning along the same route.