I, Melba, King of the Monsters!

The author shouldn't write about this kind of comprehensive world. I feel like the author can't control it.

It was just a fantasy before being smashed to pieces by the giant of light as the fusion material of the three emperors.

It's better to write about traveling through one world after another

Both Gol and Erba wrote about absorbing the evolution of other monsters.

I saw another long article today, saying that the monsters in Pacific Rim are weak, and that they were trampled to death by monsters from the Ultra World... Anyway, it's just a bunch of problems with the original plot settings. First of all, I said in the introduction that this book is an attempt to write a fusion of world views. If you are too concerned about the settings, you can just abandon the book and not read it. There is no need to give me a lot of common sense. I plan to write an original book about strange beasts in the future, so now I will write more about monsters. They are familiar to me, and there is really no need to be so malicious if you don't like them. Furthermore, as we all know, some values ​​​​are filled in casually. Whether it is the Ultra World or the Pacific Rim World, there are man-made robots or mechanical monsters. The mechanical monsters in the Ultra World often weigh tens of thousands of tons. The 100-meter-tall robots in the Rim World are much taller than the mechanical monsters, but they are set to be thousands of tons, so the values ​​​​are easy to see. Otherwise, it is the same as the earth. Is it possible that the metal density can be dozens of times different? Seriously you will lose. Finally, I haven't even written the plot of Pacific Rim yet. It's a bit too much to start blaming just from the introduction...

I saw a post where the monsters in the Pacific were placed in Ultraman as inflatable balloons. Big in size, small in weight. It breaks when you poke it.

It's just offal soup that was forcibly fused. It can only be used for people's pleasure.

I, Lelei, and Gatanje are sleeping in the Pacific Ocean. How many brains do you have to rush to open a wormhole in the Pacific Ocean?

Author, are you kidding me? To be honest, after reading the introduction, I didn't want to read this book. Are the monsters from Pacific Rim scary? A mere few thousand tons in weight. Damn it, this is a taller Ultraman monster, and it will kill them all in one collision, as well as Red Lotus Godzilla and Gatan Jack. Are you kidding Todoroki? I don't have any basic knowledge at all. Damn it, can the monster in Ultraman move hundreds of thousands of tons? This fucking Pacific Rim is head-to-head with Godzilla. It's scary. If you make Melba, I won't say anything. It's not unacceptable. But if you make a monster from Pacific Rim, it's scary. You'll laugh to death. It's really 😒. If you don't understand the setting, then don't write it out and it will be embarrassing. It's also disgusting.

Don't do any nanny stuff. They're all monsters. They wouldn't even dare to kill someone and destroy an entire city.