Also known as Everyone Was Reborn After I Became the Villain Who Would Destroy the World, Except Me
After climbing to the legendary pinnacle of the warriors and gaining the power to transform into an Ultraman, Aitros starts to feel that something is strange about this world.
Ultramen, who are supposedly extremely rare, keep showing up in droves before him for some reason. Every one of them seems to know him and share memories with him.
And they all act so strangely. One takes his hand and recommends a therapist. Another warmly invites him to attend a thought-reform course in the Land of Light. Yet another grabs him and does everything in his power to stop him from going to certain places alone.
When he says he feels a little lost, everyone inexplicably rushes over to him.
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The warrior named after the Mobius strip has seen that hellish scene in his dreams for the umpteenth time.
A massive explosion spreads, eventually annihilating the entire universe.
When he wakes, he looks at the culprit, who knows nothing as things stand now. Nothing has happened yet.
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Everyone believes Aitros has no memories at all, but Superman Zero doesn't.
"He's forgotten everything," someone advises him. "Stop showing up in front of him all the time."
"Forgotten everything? I don't believe it."
He doesn't believe it.
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Aitros really feels like there are far too many people around him. Have Ultramen taken over the entire universe?
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Please note:
1. The story's pairing is a choice between his archenemy (Seven) and his close friend (Mebius).
2. The timeline is hard to sort out, so the story contains a lot of original worldbuilding. Those parts will be clearly marked.
3. His past life is real, and he really did become a villain, but other characters' perspectives contain some misunderstandings.
Theme: Believe in tender love
