
Giant: The Giants of Light Are Giants Too!
巨人:光之巨人也是巨人!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 393k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 21h ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
142Chapters
74Monthly votes
1.1kRecommendations
14.8kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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The protagonist doesn't deserve the power of light at all
Anyone who has watched Attack on Titan knows that the entire movie is about Titans, who are the real protagonists of this world. But the giants were slaughtered, expelled, and imprisoned! As a warrior of light, instead of fighting for the giant, they killed the giant together! He is simply unworthy of possessing the power of light!
Scratching head
No, I'm just curious about one thing. Even if you only have Land of Light grunts, you can still speedrun Attack on Titan within chapter 50. Whether it's Tiga or Nexus, how are you going to write the plot like that?
What's the point of adapting an invincible novel? I don't understand the author's thought process. In a world where the power cap is only 100, is there any difference between a protagonist with 10,000 and 100,000 power? Aren't they both holding back, afraid of killing their opponent with one punch?
The worst time Ultraman was nerfed was when the giant's defense could withstand so many of Ultraman's punches.
The writing is average
Basically this is just a gimmick.
The Ultraman series has remained popular for over half a century precisely because it has long transcended the superficial thrill of "fighting monsters." Its core has evolved with the times, containing profound philosophical reflections and humanistic concerns. In summary, the core of Ultraman's evolution is mainly reflected in the following dimensions:
Dude, Tiga conquering this world is no joke.
A single cell-transforming beam of light could turn any giant into an ordinary human. This thing can even revert monsters mutated from consuming nuclear waste back to their original state, even those with broken or mutated genetic chains.
I can understand weakening
After playing for a long time, why does the protagonist show up again? It's like a background board. Whenever something happens, he will disappear. Whenever something happens, he will disappear. When the person is almost dead, he will pretend again.
"Ultraman" and "light" are an inseparable bond. From its initial conception to the core spirit conveyed in the storyline, "light" is not only the source of Ultraman's power, but also the ultimate romance that transcends time and connects the hearts of countless viewers. 1. The Origin of Race and the Essence of Life: Born of Light, Return to Light
Normally, the protagonist in a novel would be alright, but since it's Ultraman, I can only say the protagonist is rather weak.