Ultraman Monster League

You are a monster, you don't feel anything if you don't kill people

If the protagonist voluntarily becomes a monster, he should be prepared to be hostile and forcibly weaken the protagonist. Nexus TV replaced several capable people to see the NB of the alien beast. As a result, the level of the first-generation alien beast is this. Finally, why does the protagonist want to form an alliance, and what is written in the TM article so that innocent monsters can have a good life and guilty monsters can be punished. As a result, Shirbagun just stayed at home and slept and the protagonist beat it to death. Let alone it eating people, people on TV always died in cars. This kind of purely physical monster that eats people will never leave cars or bones behind. Joe Bailey, who died because of human mistakes, is not allowed. Instead, Kiranbo, who eats children's dreams, is taken away, and the crows who capture humans are taken away. The only ones who are truly innocent are Eblon and Litmarus. That's it. The whole article is still talking about how the protagonist is good to humans, how fair to monsters, and how to build a paradise that is good for both humans and monsters. Bah! [Null]

I won't complain about the protagonist's strength. Anyway, the abnormal ability will become stronger sooner or later. But you are a monster turned human. You are essentially a monster, not a human body. Why are you defeated by Ji Lanbo like Da Gu, a human body?

Turning into a monster and trusting humans too much is the stupidest thing

Why was THE ONE written so weakly? Deliberately weakening the protagonist? How difficult it is to defeat the alien beasts can be seen in Xiao Nai's TV series and the theatrical version, and in the setting, only the R7 factor in Xiao Nai's light can truly kill the alien beasts. It is not possible to kill the alien beasts in other arcs, and the evolution speed of the alien beasts is definitely beyond the author's understanding. The key protagonist is the ancestor alien beast. Your strength is not as powerful as Pedron (TV's first giant alien beast)

What the author wrote is really strange. In the first chapter, the protagonist wants to be a monster. What kind of situation will he face when he becomes a monster? He has no idea? Later, he is targeted by humans, and he still behaves like a resentful woman. Isn't it disgusting?

The more I look at it, the more unhappy I am. I have turned into a monster. Isn't it possible that I will fight back if I am being hunted by humans all the time? Isn't this some disgusting person who is in the dark and has a heart for the light?

After most chapters, is there no narration except for the protagonist talking and the supporting characters? For example, in Suna Ghost, the protagonist leaves after defeating Suna Ghost, and there is no dialogue describing the winning team, Tiga, or Ida Iryu, the human-headed monster. I looked at it, generally speaking, except for the slight lack of writing power, it is still a good book.

The legendary opening hand was a good one, but the hand was played badly

Go check the information and write it down. Damn it.

Ask the author, what kind of evolution is the protagonist like? Is he Dark Lucifer? Or the ultimate life form Rebrando?

In fact, most of the monsters in the Ultra World were forced to death by humans.

The protagonist can completely fly into space after evolving wings, and then evolve the ability to adapt to space in space. Then he can leave the earth and fly in the universe, so there won't be that many things! Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it🙂🙂

The protagonist has too much animality. It's not the wildness of the animal, but the stupidity of the animal.

It has the ability to live unswervingly and evolve by devouring other creatures. But if you go and shut yourself up for others, you still have a good reputation and say that you live alone and stay away from the waves. There is no one like you. Started with a good hand, played with a bad hand.

It's so disgusting to write. I've become a bitch and have to build a memorial arch. I'm going to persuade you to quit.

From a human perspective, we don't like the rise of monsters. In the Ultraman series, many planets that were unable to stop the monster invasion were slaughtered.