When the Ultramen Are Gone

I think it's very beautiful. Although it's not huge yet, isn't the spirit and belief conveyed the best portrayal of light? By the way, when will the author start becoming gigantic? Otherwise Ultraman will become a life-size Kamen Rider [laughing]

It's well written. The main character's consciousness when he has red eyes shouldn't be that of the first generation. As a personal Austrian fan, I hope to be able to write about the divinity of Austria in the play, that kind of compassionate but determined fight for peace. In the play, the first generation shared the same life after Hayata died in an accident. I remember an episode where kids were drawing pictures and there was a cosmic ray that turned the drawings into real monsters. The monsters have no tendency to attack and destroy but Team Cote still has the power to attack. The children chased and told Team Kurt not to attack the monster, it was very well-behaved. After running into the river dam, Hayata (who was already the first generation at this time) saw that the children were in danger in the river and jumped off the bridge. Finally, the children were given a monster they wanted to draw and sent into space. Tell the children that there is a star, that is their monster, and they can look at the star when they think about it. The divinity can only be known after seeing it

Author! Must be updated! Must be updated! The plot is very novel Very worth tasting Very appropriate description At present, I see that I have just entered the "old place" The author must add more updates! It's too painful to catch up on updates! The protagonist's ultimate goal is to go home. Let's see how the protagonist becomes Ultra in this world! Hope this book isn't too short!

I really like this book, I feel like I'm reading Ultra Q

Imagine for yourself that due to special reasons, arcana and monsters cannot come to the earth, and then through pathways (similar to proxy wars), over-reliance on pathways, some monsters and space people pathways may be controlled and eroded, becoming lackeys, and then the people on earth are defeated by our own people + space people and monsters.

It's okay so far. I originally wanted to give it four stars because the pace is too slow and it's a bit similar to the traditional development system with an Ultraman world view. But so far, I can barely watch it and there is no poisonous point. It can barely be regarded as a combination of middle-aged and old people. I hope there will be more and more like this in Tomato.

The new world view is very interesting. It's very interesting, mainly because I read too many traditional Australian texts. It feels very nice to see this new type of product now.

It's nice. This article reminds me of when I watched Nexus, but the protagonist shouldn't be as aggrieved as Nexus, right?

What do you say, the supernatural version of Owen?

It's good-looking but slow to update. Although the writing is excellent, it always gives me the feeling of being a eunuch, which is not good.