The Lord of Magic in the Ultraman World

Serious Ultra Warrior

I think it's okay.

Everywhere in Gaia where Ultraman logs in has special effects. The response from the land of Gaia is known to all the giants. As a sky giant, how could there be no special effects? Let's have some lightning, thunder, and howling wind.

I really accept being incompetent. I have finished reading the Gaia chapter of this book so far. In my opinion, this book has many advantages. It's very humorous and fun, and makes you laugh out loud from time to time. However, the point is, the whole process highlights the protagonist's contribution, the whole process exaggerates the protagonist's strength, and does not write out the shining point of the original Ultraman. The whole process is funny, but it is not funny at the end, right? The thing that I couldn't stand the most was the captain of Team Inazuma. After watching the joystick incident, I thought the protagonist would help explain it. In the end, although everyone would joke from time to time, they all knew that it was not Captain Kajio who backed down at the last moment when he decided to die! However, there was no explanation throughout. In the final battle, Captain Kajio tried his best to fight for humanity. Some people below knew who he was and made fun of him. The author may think it is humorous, but I just want to know why a hero is treated like this! Although there is a little girl behind for comparison, ordinary people still don't know the truth. Will Captain Kajio live his whole life with the reputation of being greedy for life and afraid of death? (I haven't seen any explanation so far) It only represents my personal opinion, I don't like to lightly troll (I know there must be some people trolling, so I won't say don't troll😐)

I just discovered that a new book is finally out, so I'm posting a picture to celebrate The main reason is that I couldn't find the original film at the time, so although there are ways to remove the watermark now, alas

Good guys, the last one was about melee combat, this one is about long-range combat.

This is the most disappointing Ultraman fanfic I've ever read. What I want to see is Ultraman's step-by-step growth, not a Long Aotian dressed in Ultraman's skin. Ultraman should be idealistic. The power of idealism cannot be quantified, and the biggest poisonous point of this book is that it quantifies it. Weixin only exists as a skill "entry" in this novel. The skill damage will be higher if it has it, but it doesn't matter if it doesn't. This can no longer be called Ultraman, more like a monster with the appearance of Ultraman that has stolen Ultraman's power.

To be honest, I suddenly felt that Ultraman would be very interesting in the world of Cthulhu.

Why is Ultraman, who can travel the universe, still short of money? Is it forcibly reducing intelligence?

The male protagonist clearly knows that he is Ultraman, but he separates the human state and Ultraman state so clearly. Those who didn't know better thought you were possessed. Injuries sustained in the Ultraman state have no effect on the combat effectiveness of the Ultraman state. The injuries will be synchronized only when the player returns to the human state after the battle. Injuries sustained by Ultraman will only synchronize themselves with the human state. In turn, it can be said that if all limbs are severed in the human state, the combat effectiveness when transforming back into Ultraman will not be affected at all. You, a pi, are the setting of Ultraman.