The Lord of Magic in the Ultraman World

Serious Ultraman Warrior

I think it's alright.

Ultraman appearances in Gaia always have special effects. The land of Gaia responds, and even the giants know this. As a sky giant, how could it not have special effects? At least give us some lightning, thunder, and howling winds!

I'm truly speechless. I've finished the Gaia arc of this book so far, and in my opinion, it has its merits. It's humorous and fun, making you laugh out loud quite often. However, the main problem is that it focuses entirely on the protagonist's achievements and emphasizes his power, failing to highlight the shining qualities of the original Ultraman.

Just discovered! They finally released a new book! Posting a picture to celebrate. The main problem was that the original video couldn't be found back then, so even though there are methods to remove watermarks now, sigh.

Good grief, the last one was melee, and this one is ranged.

This is the most disappointing Ultraman fanfiction I've ever read. I wanted to see Ultraman's gradual growth, not some overpowered protagonist in Ultraman's skin. Ultraman should be a figure of will, and the power of will cannot be quantified. The biggest flaw in this book is that it quantifies it. Willpower in this novel exists merely as a skill "entry point."

Honestly, I suddenly feel like Ultraman would be quite interesting in the Cthulhu universe.

Why would Ultraman, who can travel through space, be short of money? Is it because he's been forcibly made less intelligent?

The male protagonist is clearly Ultraman himself, yet he separates his human and Ultraman states so clearly. Anyone who didn't know better would think he was possessed. Injuries sustained in Ultraman form have no impact on his fighting ability in that form; the injuries are only synchronized when he reverts to human form after the battle.