Ultraman: You’re Really Forcing Me to Be the Villain
奥特曼之逼我当反派是吧
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Even Noah wouldn't bother with Fried Chicken if he wasn't causing trouble and destroying everything, let alone Legend and Saga. Only those Porter Guards from the Land of Light, with nothing better to do, would bother to keep an eye on him.
A true villain or a fake villain 😏, they wouldn't be the kind of person who talks the villain but actually does better than the protagonist in the original work 😏, would they?
Will this game be another one of those humiliating defeats like the previous Dark Fried Chicken game?
In the Ultraman universe, most Ultramen are the type who, unless you're an alien who's deliberately causing trouble for Ultraman or waging war against ordinary civilizations, will simply ignore you. Even if you're Zagi, Emperor, or even a dark alien like Yapool or Mefilas, Ultraman won't bother with you.
I think it would be even better if we could bring out Ito Teru and let Cheng Feng beat him up. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
A villain like Jugglus Juggler wouldn't be bad either. He helps Ultraman and saves the world. Importantly: not tragic, very cool, just occasionally gets his comeuppance.
I've never understood what qualifications Yicheng would have to be chosen by Noah.
Honestly, I can't stand any angst. The connection between the protagonist, the female lead, and that Ito Teru in the author's previous book made me uncomfortable. Actually, the first impression of the author when writing about fried chicken is that of a dark boss, and there are very few things he can't do as he wants. At least the author of Chaos focuses on someone who does whatever he wants.
I read it as "Ultraman's Badass: I'm the Villain, Right?" 🙂
Can't I just do whatever I want? Do you really want to be morally blackmailed by others? The protagonist is constantly torn between being a good person and not wanting to be in the dark; it's really speechless. Only power is real, and only power can prevail. As long as I'm happy, that's all that matters. If anyone bothers me, I'll just wipe them out. Isn't it better to be a chaotic neutral party?