Ultraman: Two Daigus Compared, This Tiga Is All Wrong

As the Kyrieloids shouted their threats across the world, a dual-perspective livestream suddenly appeared, splitting Madoka Daigo's life into two parallel timelines for everyone to see. In the white world, Daigo's Spark Lens crumbled to dust, he never made it to the altar with Rena, and Tiga was turned into a reckless close-combat brawler. A Giant of Light who should have fought like a mage instead charged in with his fists. In the black world, Daigo pushed himself from his very first day as a trainee: he slept only three hours a day, earned his advanced pilot's license, personally took part in developing the Victory Hawk II, and beat five opponents at once in combat training.

When a meteorite fell and the ancient prophecy came to pass, Black Daigo saw right through Yulian's disguise. A System quiz instantly rewarded him with cosmic martial arts, while his body was enhanced to the point that he could take Golza's attacks head-on. White Daigo was red-faced with anxiety, while Black Daigo already had the Spark Lens in one hand and was beating Golza so badly it burrowed underground and fled. The Ultramans in the chat fell silent as Camearra screamed wildly in Luluye. Then the two Daigos looked toward the camera at the same time: one was still learning how to become light, while the other was already preparing to beat the monster to death.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.