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Torregia: "Too bad, you won't get it."

Titan: "Tartarus, Zezu doesn't seem to have any intention of cooperating with us."

Tartarus: "Cooperation is not the key; the kingdom does not need too many collaborators."

"You saw the battle just now; Zezu's subordinates aren't weak. If we can get them to wage a full-scale war against the Land of Light, things will be much easier for us."

On the planet Zezu, the sculpted Zezu slowly flew into the deep space of space.

Outside the planet Zezu, countless life forms of light appear to float in the void like a galaxy to the naked eye.

"Thank you all for your help."

“Ze Zu, stop your plans. We are still your allies.”

"Don't involve Earth, and don't provoke Ultraman."

“Tartarus is a dangerous man who could plunge our galaxy into even greater crisis. If I discover you are in contact with him again, we will show no mercy.”

The battle between Reiberdio and the final boss of Arke the Movie: Hyperdimension Neptunia has come to an end. As you can see, the battle is almost exactly the same as the final boss battle in the TV series.

Both sides had a clear advantage at the beginning of the battle, but were inexplicably defeated by Akron.

First, let's talk about attacks. Reberdios' attacks are quite powerful.

While the various fancy light projectiles weren't as powerful as Gilbaris's, they were still enough to make Aker scream in pain.

After the Rapoo blades in his hands transformed into floating cannons, their power became even more considerable.

Facing Ark's strongest form, Galaxy Armor, it only took four or five shots to blast the opponent apart and destroy its equipment.

The only thing that went wrong was the final blue beam, which wasn't very powerful; Akron didn't suffer any damage even when he was under its beam.

However, at least he achieved a victory by directly defeating the final form, which can be considered as salvaging some of the BOSS's reputation.

Defensively, Reberdios' performance was ridiculously poor, practically nonexistent.

Throughout the entire battle, he was almost always the one initiating the attacks. Once he lost the initiative, he was almost instantly killed.

Aside from being instantly killed, the main body of the body showed no other signs of life.

The horn on its head, being the core of the core and the most crucial part, was also quite fragile and was severed by Ake's sword.

It showed almost no strength, and after shattering the Galaxy Armor, it inexplicably ran up and engaged in close combat with Ark.

As a result, the attack on Acre had no effect whatsoever, far less effective than firing cannons from a distance.

It does demonstrate some special abilities; the anti-gravity beam emitted from its head is enough to levitate a block of land in the air.

Using the psychic power emanating from its head horn, it can simultaneously lift three or four buildings and use them as weapons to attack enemies. And it's not a one-time use attack; it can be controlled as freely as a missile.

Chapter 387 The Great Debate Against the Boss Yake

The epic battles between the TV series and the theatrical version of Ultraman Ake have come to an end. Between the dark space warrior Suid and the evil monster Reberdios, who is stronger? Who is the strongest boss Ultraman Ake has ever faced on his home turf?

I don't need to say more; I believe the viewers outside the screen already have their own answers!

Next, we will compare the strength of the two bosses from eight aspects: setting, battle record, strategy, physical fitness, fighting skills, light abilities, weapons and equipment, and subordinate legions.

First, let's talk about the settings.

The title "Dark Universe Warrior Su Yide" makes one feel that the final boss of the TV series has lost a lot of prestige.

Some of the final bosses still had the word "warrior" above their heads when the final battle came.

Even if you just include the word "weapon" in your name, calling it "Dark Universe Weapon" would sound much better than "Dark Universe Warrior."

After all, it's called a weapon. At first glance, you might think it's an ancient weapon from the dark universe, awakening from its slumber to drag the universe into darkness.

Or perhaps it was an evil weapon that destroyed its own homeland and universe, which then came to Earth.

So you call yourself a warrior, and you even openly admit you have a powerful backer. Tell me, what kind of prestige can that possibly have?

Of course, if Zezu were a big shot like the King of Ultra, Noah, Delacion, or the King of Absolut, that would be fine, but he's not.

The crisis facing Sonia the Star is strikingly similar to the crisis that occurred at the very beginning of the Land of Light's creation.

However, the Land of Light is divided among Lution's planet, Zezu's planet, and at least one other planet; it is not exclusively owned by any one planet.

The planet where Zezu and Su Yide reside is comparable to the Land of Light, which is at least two-thirds weaker.

The relationship between Ultraman Ake and his human host is actually no different from that between ordinary Ultraman Taro, Jack, and the original Ultraman and their human hosts.

As a main character-level boss in a TV series, Luthion is at most comparable to the Ultra Brothers.

Similarly, Zezu's position would not exceed that of Father of Ultra, and he was not the Father of Ultra at his peak during the Mebius era, but the Father of Ultra who had just awakened his true power after the Great Ultra War.

As Ze Zu's confidant, Su Yide, who came to Earth alone to carry out a mission, was probably only at the Zoffy level before obtaining the Star Medal.

As for Reberdios, we should not look at its monster identity, but rather at its identity as a Reberian.

As a newly introduced alien in the Arke Universe, its design and appearance are unremarkable, and it is unlikely to appear again. Therefore, we can basically conclude that it is dead.

The Reiber aliens were ambitious aliens who invaded Earth in order to seize the special energy developed by humans. Their plan coincided with Zezu's, and the two thus formed a cooperative relationship.

Zezu also lent him his own monster, Zenogros, as a weapon for his invasion of Earth and as material for fusing into his final form.

From this perspective, the Rapoo aliens' goals are much smaller; they're only interested in the human energy resources of Earth in the Arc universe, and their technological level isn't that great either.

However, he has one advantage over Su Yi.

That is, he and Zezu had a cooperative relationship, not a strict superior-subordinate relationship.

Even a somewhat comical character like Cerebro, as the final boss, wouldn't appear as someone else's subordinate in the final battle; that would be too embarrassing for a final boss.

Even if there is a boss or superior before the final battle, one must still rebel against and destroy one's superior to be a qualified final boss.

Su Yide was devoted to Ze Zu's plan until his death. Such a character could be a warrior, but not a final boss.

Clearly, in terms of their design, the Reiber aliens are superior to Su Yide.

Next is their battle record. If we only look at the final battle, both of their records are easy to calculate.

Su Yide had zero kills and zero defeats. He only briefly suppressed Ya Ke for a period of time before being quickly taken down by Ya Ke's imaginary combo and abstract ultimate move.

Reiber Dios fared much better. Its enemies included Ultraman Ake and Dark Ake, who was comparable to Ake. It suppressed the two with its fierce firepower and first-strike attacks, giving it two opportunities to be defeated.

Secondly, Reiberdios's several funnels took away Ake's Galaxy Armor form, which is almost equivalent to Zeta's Delta Claw form and Geed's Royal Mega Master form, definitely an Ultimate Ultra level.

As a result, this weakest Ultimate Ultra in history was taken down by Reiberdior's poorly executed five-shot attack, contributing the only kill count in the final battle of the movie.

In the end, Reberdios achieved an impressive record of killing two opponents with one strike, far surpassing the useless Su Yide.

Moving on to strategy, both sides performed quite well in this aspect.

First, there's Su Yide. She actually appeared very, very early on, as early as the middle of Ultraman Ark, in human form.

At that time, however, she didn't take Ake seriously, thinking that sending a mid-level BOSS-level monster would be enough to take down Ake and easily retrieve the Gate of Zezu.

As a result, she stumbled. The Gate of Zezu was split into the Galactic Cube by Ake, and the mid-stage mini-boss Zatime, which she brought with her, was destroyed by Ake. She herself also fled Earth in a sorry state.

Running so fast at least shows that it knows to run away when it encounters danger or attack, and its intelligence has surpassed that of many stupid monsters.

As a core member of Project Zezu, Su Yide displayed numerous abilities in human form when he first came to Earth. He also attacked the Monster Disaster Prevention Science Research Institute where his human host was located, thereby obtaining the location of Onikis, which is the sealed Gate of Zezu.

She targets humans specifically and uses torture to achieve her goals; she is ruthless and cruel.

After her second appearance, she brought with her an even more powerful monster, the Dream Beast Gilbag.

This monster is incredibly powerful; if it weren't for its truly awkward appearance, it could almost be considered the final boss.

Taking advantage of the intelligence that repeated use of the Galactic Armor would lead to energy contamination, Su Yide dispatched Kilbag to easily defeat Aker.

Furthermore, by using Kilbag's abilities, he nearly caused the human to become completely immersed in a dream, voluntarily giving up his fusion with Luthion.

In the end, it was Luthion who appeared and brought the human form back.

Putting aside the fact that the bond between the last human host and Luthion was broken, Sueide's plan has almost succeeded.

Despite her near failure, she made perfect use of one of the most powerful weapons at her disposal.

However, Su Yide, as Ze Zu's confidant, still harbored wishful thinking when the final battle began and did not use his full strength, which was not a good thing.

Even a lion uses its full strength to hunt a rabbit, and it has been defeated many times before. It still doesn't learn its lesson in the final battle. Only after Gilbagh was defeated did it go berserk and transform to join the battle.

What's the point of going on stage at this point?

Facing Ake, who has a bond buff, defeat was inevitable.

Chapter 388 The Great Battle of Yake 2

Clearly, Su Yide's decision regarding the final battle was a major tactical blunder, which forced her to adopt a near-suicidal tactic, transforming herself into the Gate of Zezu to complete her plan.

As for the final boss of the movie, the Rapoo alien, although there was a silly cosmic sage named Oguru alien who appeared out of nowhere and stole the show, the Rapoo alien's performance in terms of intelligence was still quite good.

First, he spotted the human form of Ark hidden in the crowd at a glance.

To be honest, this setting is really not very friendly to the human host.

After merging with light, the human form appears to 99% of the universe's inhabitants and special life forms as conspicuous as a firefly in the night, making it almost impossible for them to hide themselves.

Even among humans, there are some superpowered individuals with abilities such as mind reading and foreseeing the future, or exceptionally powerful samurai and swordsmen who can discern the identity of their human host.

Conversely, it's almost impossible for the human host to see through the opponent's identity before the hostile aliens actively reveal their true form and launch an attack, which is quite unfair.

However, the Reiberians did not take advantage of this unfairness, because there was no need for it at all.

The alien Reibo, in its human form, possesses a variety of special abilities and cleverly steals the Aker transformation device from its human host.

This is almost a death sentence for the human host. Unless the Reipo aliens voluntarily return the transformation device, it is a situation that is almost impossible to solve under normal circumstances.

In the end, it was indeed a bizarre deus ex machina that led to the appearance of such an outrageous being as Future Ark, which allowed the current human host to transform.

If our actions against the human host hadn't been rejected in the debate, this would have been a crushing victory, completely killing one of the main Ultraman protagonists.

Unfortunately, it's unclear what this guy was thinking, but after stealing the transformation device, he didn't attack the unarmed human host.

After this period of peak wisdom, he made the most foolish move as if he had lost his mind.

That is, using the Aker transformation device he stole, he created Dark Aker.

It's not entirely mindless. If you were to transform into Dark Ultraman yourself, you might just become a final boss with impressive achievements, like Evil Trigger.

At the very least, you can put on a layer of armor, and after Dark Ace form is defeated, you can transform into Reberdios. That way, your battle record will definitely look much better.