Ultraman: A Fifty-Fifty Match

Also known as: Ultraman: Matching You with an Equally Powerful Big Daddy After transmigrating to the world of Ultraman Tiga, Takahashi received a golden finger that claimed to offer absolutely fair competition: the ability to transform into any Ultraman. But why am I up against S++-rank Eternal Glitter Gatanothor while I can only transform into S---rank Glitter Tiga? Is this the fairest ELO matchmaking System in history? With every transformation, the damn matchmaking System gives Takahashi the weakest Ultraman form available. With every battle, his enemies get boosted by the Spheres and all sorts of other bizarre beings. And his teammates are all heavy hitters in their own way: Tiga, who fights until his body is battered and broken; Dyna, who gets corrupted by the Spheres and goes berserk now and then; Seven, so full of divinity that he has no love for humanity; and Leo, sunk in despair over losing his homeworld. Every so often, even more enemies invade this world, whose difficulty has already gone completely off the rails. The Root Disruption Entity, the Makatsu Monsters, Chaos Header, negative-energy monsters… Greeza, the Emperor, Alien Reiblood, Zagi… Thankfully, the original human hosts from these worlds arrive here too. Gaia, who wants to wipe out humanity; Cosmos, a staunch believer in justice; Max, who actively intervenes in humanity’s dark side; Mebius, clad in the armor of vengeance; Nexus, who is timid and clings to life… Why are my teammates either useless or troublemakers…? The only reliable teammates I have are the little GUTS planes. In short, one god carrying four deadweights, every match an upper-bracket showdown, and one slip-up means a funeral feast. Takahashi has this to say: “Big crossover worlds are fine, but don’t bring your lousy cheats!”