Anime Crossover: Me, Zero, and You're Still 20,000 Years Too Early

It's very interesting to read, better than the previous one. The previous one always emphasized Noah's true nature and paddling in the water. It was weird to read. This book describes Zero's original character. In the context of Blazer, it also combines the setting of the time traveler to make Zero's human touch more interesting. Nong, I hope this Zero can change the fate of those monsters in Blaze who shouldn't die, and people like Furuhashi Laoden hope they get the punishment they deserve. Blaze's earth seems to be quite strong, and maybe a Zero SV can be unlocked [laughs]

Although this Zero is from time travel, he should not have this character after experiencing so much. Zero doesn't care whether the monster is strong or not, he will only fight seriously. And although Zero can pretend to be B, he will not be eager to express himself. There is also the tendency of some people to fall in love. It would be a bit strange if they really did this.

I've looked at all the ones I've seen so far, and they're pretty good, but they're four stars for the time being. First, because the current advantage is possession, which is different from other Owen, but it feels like they are about to be separated. I don't know how to deal with it, and may disappear from everyone. Secondly, the current descriptions of the female characters are not very good, especially Porchi-chan. To be honest, the look and feel is a bit poor in some places. I'm still a bit picky when making friends. I like to complain after getting help, and I also say that Zero likes sneak attacks. The combined impression is really not good. It doesn't feel as good as having no heroine, otherwise it will be really awkward to be together. Because none of the female characters are well described, but the description of the protagonist is not bad. At present, the focus is on Ultra, not on comprehensive comics. It would be very abrupt if he suddenly got together with a female character. Don't think about eating both sides, you will only lose both. (Mainly because there is really no good female character, I only see the charm of Zero) We'll see how it's dealt with later. Four stars for now.

The future is promising, I hope there will be more sugar in the future In the future, if someone says you don't want a heroine, don't listen to them. If the protagonist has time-traveled into Zero, then it's not the same Zero as before. If there is no interaction with Porchi and the others, then it's a time-travel in vain. I still hope that the author will not stick to the fact that the protagonist is Ultraman and can't fall in love, even if there is a lifespan theory, don't you have a little bit of Hikari's magical gadget?

It's very beautiful. I didn't click here before because I thought it wasn't well written. I'm very pleased with the results. The character fits the original Sai Shao image, confident and flamboyant, and the battle scenes are very well described. As for the title of the book, it has little impact. It doesn't matter whether I have read it or not. Who can refuse to be forced to transform into Sai Shao, who looks like one when they are one with each other?

Can we have a decisive battle with our old enemy Beria later? To be honest, I was a bit dissatisfied with the ending of Geed. I still want to see the battle between Zero and Beria, their old enemies. I really like the character of Beria.

No, your setting and plot are one of the best. Ultraman possesses a heroine from a variety show. The subject matter is good and the writing is good. If you work hard to write it down, it will make you happy. Don't be lazy. I feel bad if it's interrupted. [Smile] I give you four stars because you stopped updating.

It's pretty good so far, and it looks okay, but judging from the main character's plan to pick up girls in person, it's probably the same as other variety comics. Maybe he will be taken to the service department because of his personality. But now the plot is good, as if he has transformed into the second persona of Little Loneliness, the incarnation of the pick-up king. In fact, I feel that Lily is very good. She transforms into the second personality of Little Alone. She is a super-A heroine (the kind who wears women's clothes when Iruma-san becomes a demon) and then transforms into a normal person to fight monsters. But judging from the idea of the male protagonist, it is probably like other variety comics, and he accepts women when he meets women. He will probably transfer to Sobu High. If he wants to have a relationship with Yukino, he will probably write Shizune and bring the male protagonist and the teacher to the service department (if the protagonist of Little Alone is super contrasting, I will be very interested)

It's good-looking, consistent with the original setting, and the protagonists don't look like time travelers, like Zero himself.

The writing is quite good, good luck to the author👍🏻