Tiga: The Giant of Light Descends on Marvel

Seeing someone bring up the 1 trillion-degree fireball hitting glass, you haven't even looked at the performance of Marvel movies from the same period. Their visual effects weren't even as good as Showa Kamen Rider. What right do they have to compare the special effects of the original series?

Was it appropriate to forcibly add TPC? And with the original cast? At least change some allies. Instead, you're bringing in people from the Japanese headquarters, all of them low-level employees. It's incredibly jarring and out of place.

Honestly, this monster-hunting unlocking system isn't very good. What I really wanted to see was a Tiga different from Daigo. Since we've already entered the Tiga universe, what I wanted to see was a different fighting style. After all, back then, we still didn't know how many skills Tiga actually had.

This book is a complete waste. It inexplicably switched from Ultraman to Kamen Rider, the maxed-out character from before disappeared, and the protagonist has amnesia. What the hell is this?

It's all just filler for the sake of filler, with all sorts of inexplicable things happening. Things could have been resolved much earlier, but they insist on showing off their supposed kindness. They're not exactly saints, just utterly disgusting to the readers. Doing this once or twice would be fine, but this constant repetition is just awful. Jenny is disgusting!

Ultraman? He's considered a powerful figure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but in the broader multiverse, he's nothing, his survival is questionable. (And I vaguely remember Ultraman appearing in the Marvel multiverse; after all, it's a hodgepodge, so anything could happen.)

... I've always had a question: just how fast are Ultraman and the monsters? Tokusatsu shows can't depict it due to technical limitations. But if you write it into a novel, you have to describe it. Considering Ultraman can travel at the speed of light in space, supersonic speed on Earth shouldn't be a problem, right? So, the monsters that can fight them should have similar speeds, right?

Great, maintain your high-class image. You absolutely must maintain your high-class image and a sense of mystery. At the very least, you should avoid revealing your true identity, and it's best not to join S. H. I. E. L. D.

Marvel's behemoths, stop copying Ultraman's plots! This is Marvel! This Bilibili creator has introduced some of Marvel's giant monsters.

It's been dozens of chapters, and it's all filler, written haphazardly, with no discernible purpose for the protagonist. He just transforms whenever a monster appears, fights it, and then disappears – it's like a Superman movie.