[Ultraman + Crossover] Why Are the Ultra Warriors Like This?

You are the will of Earth.

Long ago, you were saved by the first light in the universe and became the fulcrum sustaining countless worlds. But one day, he left without a word, leaving behind only the one light he had entrusted to you. You held on to it, alone, through countless ages.

And now, you are about to die.

A planet on the brink of death is nothing but desolation. Standing amid the wasteland of the apocalypse, you calmly accept your impending end. Yet, with your life almost over, you wish to see that savior of light one more time.

You take out the light Noah left you.

Before you can say a word, a familiar voice suddenly rings out:

“Beep! Welcome to the Earth Rescue System.”

“Collect the Ultra Warriors' favorability and complete the planetary restoration missions to unlock the ultimate question of the universe: Where exactly is Noah?”

You: ?

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One hundred and fifty years after the crisis that engulfed the universe, the Land of Light detects that the universe's central hub is on the verge of collapse and decides to send someone to protect the planet.

The young warriors cross countless galaxies and land on Earth's surface. In their haste, they kick up a cloud of dust.

When the dust settles, before they can even take in the planet's full appearance, they find Earth's will, covered in dust from the impact, standing in front of them and glaring up at them. A line of bright red text slowly appears above its head:

[Earth: Favorability -10, Survival Points -1. Current Survival Points: 6]

[System Alert: If Survival Points drop below 5, Earth will veer off its orbit at an undetermined time, collide with the moon, and perish with it.]

The Ultra Warriors: ??!!!

The main story is told in third person. The female lead has a name, is doted on by everyone, and the romance is mutual.

Some other tokusatsu series are referenced, but it won't affect your reading.

Any out-of-character moments are on me.

Theme: Protecting Earth is everyone's responsibility