Ultraman: Infinite Rampage, Starting with Pacific Rim

It is rare to find an online novel that seriously portrays the protagonist, but at the same time, it does not neglect the character creation of the original characters in the various worlds the protagonist travels through and the process of their growth and unraveling their knots. The brief but vivid descriptions of small details in various battles are also very reminiscent of watching the Three Heroes of Heisei and Ultraman Lao Showa when I was a child. It is really full of emotions. Natsuki has the temperament of a knight-errant and a kind heart. While he never does evil, he is also not a good person who can easily be pointed at a gun. If you are tired of the kind of online protagonist who always talks about "the greater good" and does bad things for personal gain, or who clearly does bad things but always emphasizes that he is right, you might as well try this book for a change.

I just watched it and it's very good. It's not a darkened version of anti-humanity, nor is it a native of the country who does whatever he wants. I don't eat beef. In my opinion, although not as good as others, the protagonist is currently a very good person [laughing]

New book to support! Unexpectedly, I didn't expect it to be Variety Movies! What a novel experience! Because I have experience reading the previous book, I feel at ease with the writing style of this book! The introduction also comes with a warning! Bonus points, extra points! I will continue to observe the second book and draw three creations in the picture! (If you poke me into something cute, I'll draw——

A very good Ultra fanfic. You may not be too impressed when you first start Pacific Rim. After arriving in the EVA world. After becoming one with Shinji Ikari. Slowly change this boy. Change the original tragedy. It highlights the personality charm of an Ultra senior. Among them, the EVA World plot near the end touched me the most. The originally cowardly and introverted boy has become a brave and sunny warrior who can stand alone. This is the charm of fantasy special photography. I hope the author will have more fun!

The protagonist's personality is relatively open, but his three views are absolutely positive. This book is not just a simple novel. This book, Lao Fengmo's Pseudo-Aurora and the author's other book Houshan Galaxy can be said to be the three outstanding ultra-art fanfics in Tomato.

Hello, author! I really love this setting! When Ultraman breaks through the special photo studio to show off his skills in different universes, the feeling of overwhelming combat power is simply incredible! The male protagonist is a time traveler but interacts with human civilization as Ultraman. He not only retains the purity of the Warrior of Light but also has the delicacy of the human body. This collision of perspectives really irritates me! The author is great, I must strongly praise the creation of the protagonist! You have torn apart the stereotyped filter of traditional special effects films on Ultraman - there is no mindless sacrifice of the Virgin's heart, no groveling compromises to human civilization, but a dialogue with the earth as a true high-dimensional life form. One of the subtitles of the new Ultraman movie I watched was when Lipia calmly said, "If you dare to hurt my companions, I will blow up the earth before Zeton does!" That kind of god-like rational deterrence made my hair stand on end! This is the real Ultraman who conforms to the laws of the universe: establishing order with absolute strength and drawing the bottom line with reason. Human beings are no longer babies that need to be held in the palm of the hand, but equal interlocutors who must face the rules of higher civilizations. (The protagonist of Pacific Rim told Albert what he could do in three minutes? He asked very calmly, "Then how long do you think it will take me to destroy human civilization now?") It simply wrote the feeling of "divine violence" and "dimensional crushing" to the extreme! Please keep this narrative style as sharp as an eight-point light wheel! Instead of the Gentle Guardian, what I imagined in my mind was the real Ultraman you wrote. Looking forward to seeing more famous scenes of civilized games - letting human beings learn to dance with the gods in trembling is the ultimate romance for fans of the real arcades! The ideas in the introduction about tearing apart monsters in the Pacific Rim, instantly killing apostles in the EVA world, and cooking Ghidorah with the Saw Man of Light perfectly satisfied all my fantasies about "real Ultraman" - it turns out that those skills that destroy the world can really reduce the dimensionality in the real dimension! In particular, the design of setting the main universe of the Kingdom of Light as a "fighting of gods" and turning other studios into novice villages not only retains the feelings of arcane fans but also opens up a new battlefield. Please continue to maintain this rhythm of humor and passion! Already recommended to all tokusatsu fans, looking forward to seeing more of the daily cross-border law enforcement of the Space Guard! (Otterby Heart. Jpg) PS: When I thought about the introduction saying that the Mobile Arcana Chapter will summon the Kingdom of Light in the main universe, I was so excited that I pounded the bed! Please be sure to let Captain Zoffi bring the M87 light to teach the Star Cluster Council a lesson!

After reading the first five chapters, there are no big mistakes in logic. Although many people have opinions about the protagonist's character, from a plot perspective, it is very reasonable and there are no plot flaws. It is precisely because of the protagonist's character that the protagonist is sent to these universes to correct his character. Currently, I give it a five point rating. I saw Chapter 50 and the plot developed well with no flaws. Chapter 100, I feel good.

Finished spreading flowers! This is the real Ultra spirit, the real fantasy tokusatsu, and I think Lao Den's portrayal is very good. Some people think that Lao Den was too depressed at the beginning, but I think he is very determined. When the whole planet was destroyed because of himself, and I still have super strength, it would be good if I didn't have the Ultra spirit and didn't go crazy and seek revenge. Whether it's the first appearance of Pacific Rim, or letting Shinji have his own spirit in Eva (but to be honest, I can't hold back laughing for even one second while playing Ultraman and I'm severely depressed). The other two films are a bit weak but still within the excellent range. But they are not divorced from the Ultra spirit and love for mankind. (When I think of this, I always think of Pseudo-hope and I want to laugh). Until Ji'ao really interpreted the light as a bond and the perfect interpretation (the light is a bond ~ killing generations after generations cough cough cough). Especially when Lao Deng finally rekindled his passion, it really made me cry. This is the real Ultraman, the real Ultraman Lias! [Cry][cry]

From the current point of view, Lias (Laodeng) is very strong and good, similar to Vine Tree (a selfish hero) in the previous book, and most of them are righteous. Pacific Rim explains the world view and related settings. The changes in the EVA world are also the significance of Ultraman. Monster No. 8 Has Gauss to help him fight, which is good. The Godzilla incident has many foreshadowings, but it also reflects the divinity of Ultraman. Overall, very good, a rare Otwen Looking back now, it is still a rare and good book. In this fast-paced, post-truth era, it is really remarkable that there are so many people who are willing to believe in Ultraman and are willing to inherit the will of Mr. Eiji Tsuburaya. May each of us be our own backing, find the rising light, adhere to the heart of mutual help, find ourselves, challenge powerful enemies, inherit the responsibilities of our predecessors, believe in love and courage, chase glory, explore the unknown, pursue symbiosis and coexistence, integrate love and strength, and persist in ordinary and great life.

This book is really well-written, the protagonist has brains, logic, and a sense of justice. The writing has the feeling of Ultraman, who has experienced many vicissitudes of life, unlike those protagonists who seem to have passed through female videos. In one sentence, it's awesome.