Anime Crossover: I Am the Tera Noid Ultraman

It seems good so far, and I don't ask for anything. From the time I first saw the title of the book, I have followed it all the way up to now [smile]. It would be great if the settings of Terra Noid as an artificial Ou could be preserved. There are also people who wrote the artificial Dyna, but there are a lot of private goods included. The most typical thing is to change the name and redesign the appearance. It feels like it has nothing to do with the original one. All the interesting settings of Terra Noid are lost and it becomes just an ordinary Ultraman. I hope the author can keep some of them (the ones on the encyclopedia). Having said so much, it's basically just my little complaint [laughing and crying]. After all, it would be nice to have a book to read [laughing]

The writing is very good. The protagonist is well established. The daily routine and battles are very comfortable to watch. There is no discomfort. Why give it four stars? Because the transformation is too long before the transformation takes 31 chapters. The first 30 pictures are used as foreshadowing. Unless you like this subject or are old foodies like us who have been eating for a long time and are willing to read it, it will be easy to dissuade many people. The process of waiting for the protagonist to transform is a bit painful, so I deduct one.

It's so good, I really like it. It's a combination of daily comic works and Ultraman. I hope it can be interspersed with a lot of battles. The bond between the protagonist and those girls. I have read a book before, which is similar to this one. It seems to be my lonely battle or something, but the protagonist in it is a giant who transforms into a monster form. Alas, it is a pity that it has been discontinued.

The transformation was a little delayed, and it didn't happen until after 30 years. At present, it seems that there may be three female protagonists. The manga has both male and female protagonists. The great teacher has joined the service club. There is Mai Sakurajima, but she doesn't know the master, so she should be the heroine. Then there is Ellie's classmate and the male protagonist, but this Ellie likes the protagonist. The original protagonist can only act in vain. There is also Kato Megumi. It seems that these three are all female protagonists.

It's okay, but the follow-up treatment of monster corpses and global monster activities (although they are all two-tailed monsters) are not mentioned later. Although this book is supposed to be a comprehensive comic with daily monsters to fight, I still hope that the description of the world view can be more or expanded. In this world without Ultraman, monsters start to move, and how countries should deal with these situations. Is there a better way to deal with it? You can write more about monsters appearing in other countries or in wild oceans and write about the ecology of monsters. You can also refer to the classic Ultraman and Godzilla series, where humans use monster corpses and bones to build mechanical monsters and succeed or go berserk. Also, the protagonist should work more overtime and travel around the world, instead of just being limited to this small area of Japan.

It's pretty good, but I don't really like daily romance. I want to have fun fighting, I want to watch lonely heroes, and I want to see rivers of blood!

Many people say it's too bloated. In fact, I feel that this kind of slow-paced novel has a unique flavor. If you are willing to calm down and read it, it is surprisingly good. It is one of the top comprehensive comics.

It's okay. My first impression is pretty good [Like]

"Really, I usually don't say a word, but suddenly I said this..."

The writing is very good and the daily battles are not delayed, but there are too many descriptions of the environment before the battle.