Video debate: Starting from Ultra BOSS

[Compared to its poor attacking performance, Chaos Dark's defensive performance is quite good.

Even among the ranks of bosses that are full of experts, Chaos's dark defense is among the best.

At least, Chaos Darkness showed no signs of being broken from beginning to end, which was very rare.

Generally speaking, even a boss as powerful as Mogu Ultimate Serpent, Gransfia, or Gilvalis would be beaten to pieces in the final battle and their defenses completely broken.

But Chaos Dark is different. Its final battle is not that of being defeated, but of being reformed.

Miracle Moon Goddess's Full Moon Light Wave and Moon Goddess's final two moves are not lethal.

In the previous battle, whether it was the scorching shock wave of Gauss's Corona, the attack of the God's Eye Team's Tek Gyro, or Gauss's fighting, they only repelled Chaos's darkness and failed to cause obvious damage.

The attacks of Gauss Corona and God's Eye Team are not that powerful, but being able to survive the limited forms and limited skills of the TV finale is already a top-notch performance among all the bosses.

After all, there has been no boss that survived the final battle so far. 】

Gaos-Musashi: "I think I'm still the founder. Chaos Dark has become Chaos Head 0."

Geed-Xiao Lu: "What about Belia? Although Belia was blown up by me, it seems that he is not dead."

Zero: "It has the soul of the Rebrando star in it, so it is indeed difficult to kill it. But its body is gone, so it must be dead.

Rather than saying Belia, it's more like Gilvalis."

[In terms of special abilities, Chaos Dark also performs well, especially its evolution ability.

The Chaos virus has been able to evolve from the initial light virus to the current physical big boss, all thanks to its own evolutionary ability and rapid proliferation ability.

Needless to say, the Chaos virus itself is an artificial light virus. After coming to the earth in the Gauss Universe, it relies on self-reproduction to maintain its growth in number.

The ability to evolve is a necessary tool for the Chaos virus to accomplish its mission of unifying the will of life on the planet.

After all, no one would want their consciousness to be assimilated and completely lose their freedom.

If the Chaos virus wants to establish its own order, it will definitely encounter resistance.

If it was destroyed directly, it would not be worthy of being the final BOSS. 】

[The ability to evolve is not unique to the Chaos virus. Creatures like Gliza and Valaron have similar abilities, but their evolution is only an improvement in attributes such as strength and speed.

The Chaos virus is different. Every time it evolves, it is a qualitative leap.

This can be seen from the fact that every time Chaos evolves, he can beat the strongest form of Gauss at this stage to death.

The evolution of Chaos Dark before the final battle made it directly immune to the threat of Chaos's enzyme-destroying properties.

There are two major threats to the Chaos virus in the Gauss Universe: Suagu Ore and Chaos Destruction Enzyme. The former was destroyed when Chaos Dark first appeared, while the Chaos virus is completely immune to the latter due to its own evolution.

Only by becoming immune to Chaos's destructive enzyme and rendering humankind's chaos-destructive missiles ineffective can we form a perfect defense against Chaos's darkness.

Otherwise, facing the numerical advantage of the God's Eye Team and even more human armed forces, the barrier that Chaos Dark learned from Gauss would sooner or later be blown to death by the overwhelming chaos destruction missiles.

In addition to the ability to evolve, Chaos Dark's other special ability is telekinesis.

Chaos's dark fighting ability and light attack are not too outstanding, and his telekinesis makes up for its lack of attack power to a certain extent.

Relying on telekinesis to throw Gauss up and then throw him down also caused considerable damage.

However, when Chaos Dark used telekinesis, it was mostly when Gauss was injured and fell to the ground, unable to get up, or when he was running out of energy and was at a loss.

This makes telekinesis more useful in finishing off enemies rather than direct confrontation, which is similar to how Zog performed against Gaia and Aguru.

Gao Si--Musashi: "In the next movie, what period will Gao Si and I take place in? Will it be after the TV series ends, or in the middle of it?"

Musashi thought back to the enemies he had fought so far. There were definitely strong ones, but there were probably no ones so strong that they could only be defeated by idealism.

Thinking of this, Musashi suddenly thought of his first meeting with Gao Si.

"Could it be that battle?!"

Triga-Kengwu: "Tiga-senpai is after the finale, Dyna and Gaia-senpai are in the middle of the TV series, it seems like there are no rules."

Akito: "There are two options: the movie does not exist or it takes place before the TV series."

Kengo: "This is mentioned in the video. Showa seniors don't have a theatrical version. But is this possible before the TV series?

I think the first episode of the TV series should be the first encounter between the human body and Ultraman, or the first time he becomes Ultraman.

Before the TV series, what kind of plot could be performed without Ultraman? "

It sounds a bit strange that Ultraman will not appear in the Ultraman movie.

Zhang Ren: "There's more than one human form. Maybe there's one human form in the movie and another in the TV series."

Kengo: "So far, only Senior Zero has multiple human bodies, while the other Ultramen only have one human body."

[This concludes the analysis of the TV series' final battle. Next is the movie version's final boss battle.

Ultraman Cosmos is the longest-running TV series in Ultraman history, and its theatrical version is also very special.

According to the standard that there are new powerful bosses appearing and the plot is not edited from the TV series, there are three theatrical versions of Gao Si. 】

Cosmos-Musashi: "Three? It seems that Ultraman Cosmos is quite popular."

As a human being, although Musashi is busy protecting monsters all day, he still has a basic understanding of these things.

If it doesn't have enough commercial value, let alone a 65-episode TV series, it would be good enough if it wasn't cut short.

The fact that theatrical versions can be broadcast one after another shows that the commercial value is high and there are enough fans who like to support it.

Geed Zero: "Three. More than me?"

Orb-Hongkai: "I feel like there are stories about me before I came to Earth, and Orb can actually be explored more."

Rob Holland: "If there are three parts, one should be about the mid-term plot. If all of them are after the TV series ends, then Gao Si-senpai is too pitiful."

After defeating the TV drama BOSS, there are still three more BOSSES to defeat.

[Gauss's three theatrical films are Sun and Moon: First Strike, Blue Planet, and Final Battle.

The first attack of the sun and moon takes place before the TV series begins, while the blue planet and the final battle take place after the TV series.

Their bosses are naturally different, and they are as follows. 】