Chapter 268

Page 268

Unfortunately, Sue was alone in the final battle. Kilbage and Triangle Bull were killed by Ake, and she could only watch helplessly.

Reberdios possesses the hornless bull Zenogros, which he obtained from Zezu, and the Dark Ake, which he created after stealing the Ake transformation device.

Unfortunately, the former was an essential tool for him to transform into Reberdios, and he couldn't transform without it, while the latter directly stood on the opposite side of him, leaving him all alone in the final battle.

Regarding their subordinate legions, Sueide and Reberdios can be described as a pair of smiling tigers and two black sharks.

Overall, Reberdios scores one point each for his character design, battle record, intelligence, and beam abilities, for a total of four points.

Su Yide scored two points in physical fitness and fighting skills.

Both sides were evenly matched in terms of weaponry, equipment, and subordinate legions, and neither scored a point.

Clearly, in these eight aspects, Reberdios is arguably the strongest final boss in Acre.

So, does Su Yide have a bug-like ability that can turn the tide?

Believe it or not, there really is one—that's her background.

Su Yide is a confidant of Ze Zu, who is the leader of an advanced civilization planet and maintains a fairly good relationship with other advanced civilizations in the Sonia star system.

Although Lution was ordered to stop Zezu's plan, he did not attack Zezu himself, but instead tried to stop Zezu's Gate in a superficial way.

Judging from their later performance, Ze Zu's subordinates could completely transform into Ze Zu's Gate and directly achieve their goal.

Luthion's actions seem more like those of the leader of his planet, taken to express his attitude.

After all, Zezu's actions were also aimed at saving his own star system, and even radical methods couldn't completely sever ties.

Therefore, Zezu is actually backed by an interstellar alliance composed of several advanced civilizations.

Not to mention, Zezu himself also controls a considerable amount of power. Even though Su Yide is the only general he can use, the cosmic beast Zadimei and the dream beast Gilbag are unique monsters that cannot be replicated.

He must also have a considerable number of variants of the cosmic beast Gross, and maybe even four-horned bulls, five-horned bulls, and so on.

If Zezu himself is willing to take action or send more monsters to assist Su Yide, then Su Yide will be able to defeat Reberdios.

If he doesn't have this intention and feels that maintaining the alliance with Reberdios is more important than having a subordinate, then Sueide will lose.

However, it should be noted that Zezu did not rescue Su Yide in the story, not only because Su Yide suffered repeated defeats, but also because there were other solutions to Sonia's crisis, making Zezu's Gate unnecessary.

Su Yide's final actions seemed more like Ze Zu's desperate attempt to prove himself, which is why he treated this subordinate as a pawn.

As an absolutely loyal warrior, Su Yide herself has no stance; her stance is Ze Zu's stance.

The fact that Su Yide and the Reiber aliens are at odds means that Ze Zu and the Reiber aliens are at odds.

At this point, the Reiberians have no chance of winning.

Chapter 390 Sprinkling Flowers

Galaxy Fight - Zeta: "Master Zero, you look so worried, what's on your mind?"

Zero: "I'm thinking, it's been a long time since our Land of Light has produced a protagonist like Ultra. When will the next one be?"

Zeta: "It's so close yet so far, Master. I'm just one, how could you forget me so quickly?"

Zero: "You are from a long time ago. After you, there have been five successors: Triga, Dekae, Blaze, and Ake. None of them are from the Land of Light."

Zeta: "What difference does it make? They'll all become allies of justice anyway."

Zero: "Of course there is a difference. If it is the protagonist Ultra who was born in the Land of Light, we can find him very easily."

Tartarus is lurking in the shadows, watching with predatory intent, and with Belial and Tregear, whom he's somehow brought in from some unknown timeline, they desperately need powerful successors to support them.

Mebius Teppei: "Zeta, Taiga, in the future, the Land of Light hasn't seen a new protagonist like Ultraman in a long time."

The future: "It hasn't been that long, has it? Screens have only been around for a short time."

Ryu Aihara: "It's been a long time, okay? This is a very dangerous sign."

Future was shocked: "Oh no, why?"

George Ikaruga: "If we compare the entire Ultraman series to a TV series that spans decades, it's clear that this series is almost out of new content to explore."

Marina Kazama: "As the opening chapter of the Ultraman series, the Land of Light held an absolute advantage before the New Generation, such as the Ultra Brothers, Max, and Future You."

If you describe too much, you'll easily find yourself at a loss for what to write next.

Future breathed a sigh of relief: "No, the Land of Light is a very large planet, and there is a lot to write about."

George: "You're too naive about the future. For a film or television show to be successful, it definitely needs to attract an audience. Just because there's a lot of material to write about doesn't mean the audience will like it."

Marina: "If the audience doesn't like it, this series will end, and our story will come to an end."

Seeing the two of them acting all loud and boisterous, Wei Lai laughed and said, "Our story is something we have to create ourselves; it's not something that will be written by a screenwriter."

Even if there were a film or television series, after the brothers' story ended and they returned to the Land of Light, they would still be writing their own legends beyond what was depicted in the show.

Teppei: "That's true, but if we do that, the Land of Light could easily be abandoned."

Future: What does "sacrifice a pawn" mean?

Teppei: "It's like when a series of stories can't be written anymore, they create some gimmicks to force it to continue and attract viewers. The Land of Light, as the starting point of Ultraman, easily becomes such a gimmick."

Marina: "Based on my experience watching movies, if Ultraman is really a series of films and television dramas, there have been at least three extremely serious crises."

George: "On two occasions, the Land of Light was used as a gimmick."

Dragon: "Really? I didn't see it."

Marina rolled her eyes at him: "The first time was with the appearance of Ultraman Tiga. As a Heisei Ultraman, he was also the first Ultraman not from the Land of Light. Don't you find that suspicious?"

George: "The second one is Ultraman Ginga. His final boss, Dark Lugiel, used Dark Spark to destroy all the Ultramen and monsters. Only Ginga could fight against him."

Teppei: "But judging from his subsequent performance, Dark Lugiel wasn't that strong. So, he was just a gimmick to attract viewers, a deliberately created devastating crisis that was actually harmless."

Future: "So, Zero is doing this for the third time?"

Marina: "bingo, you got it right. Before Belial, the Land of Light had never produced a Dark Ultraman."

Belial himself was a publicity stunt; his single-handedly defeating the entire Land of Light was an even bigger spectacle. Viewers were bound to wonder, "Has the Land of Light truly fallen?"

George: "Then Zero appeared out of nowhere, saving the Land of Light as a savior and defeating Belial. Viewers will definitely be wondering what Zero's story will be like after that, so we can just continue writing!"

Teppei: "Of course, it's hard to say whether Zero or Galaxy came first, but they definitely came first. And I have two more pieces of even stronger evidence."

The Future: "What is it?"

Teppei: "Ta-da! That's the transformation device changing!"

Suddenly, Zheping pulled out a Beta wand and an Orb ring.

Future: "Where did Teppei get the transformation devices for Ultraman and Orb?"

Teppei grinned crookedly: "These aren't real transformation devices, but toys that I copied from the images on the screen. They just look like them, but they can't actually transform."

In the future, you can see the differences between these two transformation devices and compare them with yours.

Future looked puzzled and summoned his Mebius aura.

The members of the GUYS team all gathered around, looking at the three transformation devices in the center.

Marina: "It seems even more fancy now."

George: "It's completely three different eras in style."

Future: "Orb's transformation device can now borrow power."

Teppei: "You're all right. One of the Five Oaths of Ultra is not to rely on the power of others. Obviously, this violates the Five Oaths of Ultra."

Why do this? Because doing so allows for more product variations, enabling the sale of more toys.

Future: "Why sell toys?"

Teppei: "Based on my speculation, Ultraman has become increasingly commercialized from the Showa era to the Heisei era and then to the new generation. You should be able to see that from the transformation devices."

The transformation devices are becoming increasingly toy-like, with more and more forms, and the origins of Ultraman are also increasing. This is because relying solely on viewership ratings is no longer profitable; they need to sell toys to increase revenue and keep the series going.

George: "Zheping, stop joking around, okay? You're scaring the future."

Seeing that Mirai remained silent, Teppei quickly tried to salvage the situation, saying, "I was just saying, how could our world be a story? Mirai, please don't take it seriously."

In the future, she forced a smile and said, "I didn't take it seriously."

A moment later, after everyone had left, Mirai secretly approached Teppei.

Future: "Teppei-san, you just mentioned two pieces of evidence. What's the other one?"

Teppei: "In the future, didn't you say you weren't serious? I was just joking."

Future: "I didn't take it seriously, I was just curious."

Zheping pointed to the screen that was always floating in the void and said, "I see. Another piece of evidence is this screen."

Future: "Screen, what does that mean?"

Teppei: "The screen initially showed a list of the strengths and weaknesses of the bosses in the Ultraman TV series and movies. If the Ultraman series continues indefinitely, it should be possible to keep doing this list indefinitely."

But after reviewing the new generation, Showa era, and Heisei era, he started inserting other content, such as hellish dungeons.

I suspect that the Ultraman series was in production difficulties, so he couldn't continue writing it and had to find other projects to fill the time while waiting for a new story to emerge.

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This concludes the novel.

There are no subsequent theatrical versions of Omega, and Theo has only just reached its fourth episode, so there's no way to write about his cameo appearance.

I originally wanted to write about the recent Ultraman popularity poll, or write a review of aliens, but after thinking about it, it seems to go against the theme of my novel, and it wouldn't be good to drag it out.

My next novel will probably still be of this type, but it will expand into more areas and no longer be limited to Ultraman, so that readers who are attracted by the title won't give it a bad review if the content doesn't match.

That's all for now, see you in the next book.

The End!