
Ultraman: I'm Hyper Zetton, the True Light of Earth!
奥特:我海帕杰顿才是地球之光!
- Status
- Completed
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- 849k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 2y ago
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I feel that the Gaia world would have a stronger sense of conflict. Having Agul's unwavering support from the start, along with the goodwill of the Four Holy Beasts and a series of original Earth monsters like Renlong, would immediately trigger faction wars. The internal and external troubles of division and unification should be more interesting than the Tiga world. Having experienced Tiga first and then Gaia, I feel the sense of wonder would be slightly diminished.
It's laughable to think that the Earth has been destroyed by humans.
The Gaia arc is completely unacceptable.
Initially, after watching the Ultraman Tiga arc, I found it quite interesting. The Earth's Light, who initially loathed humanity, gradually accepted them after seeing the good in them. But the Gaia arc completely turned sour. Why put the human host inside the Rainbow Mirror and force-train them like prisoners, not letting them out?
There are illustrations of most of the monsters; you can go to the book section.
The author's biography can be summarized by the apt term "extreme environmentalist" to describe the protagonist.
The will of the Earth? Ecosystem will. Even if all life were wiped out, Earth would still be Earth. Why bother protecting the natural environment? Just because Earth's surface changes color doesn't mean it will disappear. Or how do you determine what constitutes a good planetary state? Oh, a place suitable for life is a good Earth. It's ridiculous, especially the protagonist's perspective.
This book is written from a very high perspective.
If you insist on writing about philosophical or divine protagonists who are too close to nature, then you should probably just leave it at that. Novels written by people with such lofty ideals are not suitable for this kind of plot; otherwise, it will just become a story that is neither human nor divine.
According to the introduction, the Earth's Light program chose a little Swedish girl.
Is it possible that when Tiga was fighting on Earth, Gazo and Lightning Man hadn't even been born yet?
He can go toe-to-toe with anyone, and can withstand a few blows from even the weakest opponent. You can withstand a few attacks from small monsters, and you can withstand a few attacks from big monsters too. You can even hold your own against the Ultra Brothers and the ultimate Ultraman. The protagonist's form changes again and again, and the commentators claim he's gained some huge improvement, but when you look at his performance, it's still the same old back-and-forth fighting.