I, Tiga, Don't Need a Human Body

Thirty million years ago, the dark commander Tiga devoured three companions and turned them into light, but imprisoned their consciousness forever in his body. Thirty million years later, he swallowed the ancient human body and came to the world in a perfect body to establish the divine order. But he discovered that absolute light brings absolute loneliness. When Dagu's wife and children use fetters to tear apart his divine shell, when the prisoners in his body become family members instead of tools, and when the narrator invites him to enter the higher dimensions - Tiga finally understands: Ultraman without a human body is just a lonely algorithm; gods who learn to connect are the truly complete light. From engulfment to coexistence, from divinity to humanity, from "I" to "us" - this is the ultimate story about loneliness and bondage, darkness and light.