Lin Mo, a food delivery driver, transmigrates to the world of Ultraman.
Monsters could appear at any moment, and the world could be destroyed at any time.
But he doesn't panic. As a longtime Ultraman fan, he's read the script and knows how to coast to victory.
His plan is simple: save money, earn points, and scrape together enough for the trip to Hokkaido to wait out the disaster.
Once the final battle is over, he'll come back.
So a figure in a yellow delivery uniform appears on the streets of Tokyo:
Delivering breakfast to GUTS, he accidentally stumbles into a pyramid and encounters the Giant of Light in person;
Delivering iced coffee to some ruins, he happens to photograph an ancient monster in its slumber;
Riding an electric scooter that never gets a flat, he drifts at full speed beneath beams of light, never late with a five-star service.
Until one evening at high tide, he rescues a seven-year-old girl from a lonely reef.
Until he sees with his own eyes that the bystanders who were supposed to survive in the original story are alive because of him.
Lin Mo suddenly doesn't want to leave.
What he wants to protect has never been world peace:
Just the everyday warmth of human life, three meals a day, and the people waiting for their deliveries.
The day Gatanothor awakens, light from across the world gathers into a sea.
No one knows that among those beams is one coming from the figure who always delivers right on time, at the very last moment:
The Ultraman deliveryman.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on