Ultraman: The Dark Chronicler

Dark Lucifer's power is comparable to Noah's, at least equivalent to that of a single universe. He can freely traverse the universe, and destroying a galaxy would be incredibly easy for him. Of course, this is acceptable if it's written in the original text; it doesn't have to be exactly the same. However, it's recommended that the author learn some basic data about celestial bodies.

Why would anyone watch Ultraman if it's not for Ultraman's sake?

True darkness should be as all-encompassing as the night itself; if the night can nurture a galaxy of brilliant stars, what else cannot it contain? Extreme darkness is clearly not the most essential darkness, for even the faintest light can easily illuminate it. Yet darkness is always there, was, is, and will always be, merely obscured by temporary light. Perhaps the deity representing darkness truly exists as a detached recorder, eternally existing alongside the world.

So?

Ugh, just kidding. If you're going to write a book, just write it properly. Why use so many incomprehensible words and foreign languages? It's so awkward and annoying.

Huh? Dark Lucifer, Noah's antithesis, was taken down by the Spark Doll? That's so beneath him. I didn't even see Ultra King among the Spark Dolls.

Because so much time has passed, the author has almost forgotten some of the dramas from the Showa and Heisei eras. Moreover, everyone has their limits, and there will always be some characters that a young author will forget. The story will definitely not follow the plot blindly, so there will definitely be a lot of monsters that don't fit into the main storyline.

To be honest, the protagonist is too lenient with his subordinates. He himself is from the dark side, yet all his subordinates have defected to the light. What use are subordinates who oppose him like that?

To clarify, the so-called Dark Lucifer is not a scrapped design; it's just a fan-created character. Of course, it's a derivative work, and there's nothing wrong with using it. The point is to prevent people from actually taking Dark Lucifer as the original Ultra Incantation. Dark Lucifer and the land of Karafal are essentially the same.

Damn, I glanced at the original description and immediately threw it away, but the new one makes me want to keep reading, especially the original title, which made it sound like the studio's name.