[No Female Lead] [Pure Comedy] [Ensemble Cast] [Soft Science Fiction] [Defying the Heavens]
-Reader Advisory-
This is a plot-driven story powered by three core elements, not simply a binary struggle between light and darkness.
Combined with an ensemble-cast approach, that means every character may get a genuine viewpoint and take a distinct stance.
(I didn't think writing a fanfic set solely in the Ultraman universe would be very interesting, so I've added a world setting on the scale of an all-heavens universe as the backdrop.)
This is a long-running story, so the overall pace will be on the slow side.
But don't worry, I can fill in the holes in this story. After all, I really do have a similar all-heavens world setting.
-Official Synopsis-
The bombing of the North-West Pipeline (crossed out), or rather, the bombing of an unknown civilization alliance's reincarnated-spirit transport passage, caused some higher-dimensional souls to spread throughout the surrounding universes. The other affected universes have something to say about it.
But wait a moment. Jackals and hyenas, hold your tongues. You're the ones who got beaten up. Let's hear from representatives of the victimized universes:
Ultraman King: To be honest, things turned out all right overall. The timeline of the entire universe has just become unstable. Look on the bright side: at least I'm retired now, right?
Ultraman King: ...? Wait, why is nobody here?
Lucifer: I benefited from it. Why should I go up there?
Noah: Exactly. I benefited too.
Ultraman Legend: Why are you looking at me? Connecting with an alien civilization's universe is a good thing for our universe!
Saga: I benefited just by being able to stand here.
Old King: Am I the only one who got hurt?
(This synopsis was revised on August 31.)
This is a great book; it's the best one I've ever found.
Keep it up! It's really good, and how should I put it? The foreshadowing is very deep, the author has built a very large world, which definitely makes you curious and want to keep reading. The settings are also quite reasonable. However, the main perspective, especially the protagonist's perspective, is very fragmented.
It's alright, quite novel.