I became a giant of light

Among all Ultraman, there are only two types of attack: light attack and physical attack.

Physical attacks also include semi-physical attacks, which is to wrap the fists or feet with energy and use them to punch or kick and so on.

This attack is a dual attack of energy and physical.

When the protagonist used the final ray of light to attack the first behemoth, the behemoth inherited 40% of Fuka's ability, that is, it could absorb 40% of the power of the light, and then bounce it back, dissipating the light, so that 40% of the light was absorbed and 40% was offset, and only 20% of the light actually hit the behemoth.

In this case, how long would it take to kill the behemoth with light? And the behemoth has the ability to recover quickly! It is undoubtedly very time-consuming.

If it were an ordinary monster, Fuxin would kill it in less than five seconds with one final ray of light.

If it were a behemoth, continuously emitting the final beam for dozens of seconds might be enough to kill it. This was only the case when the behemoth's inherited ability was 40%.

If more is inherited, the effect of the light will be less, and in the end the light may be completely useless and only benefit the behemoth.

As for the problem of using light to destroy a giant beast, it is necessary to continuously emit light for dozens of seconds or even longer.

Refer to the Dark Tiga in Galaxy. It lasted for a few seconds before it became weak and was completely sucked dry, unable to launch any energy attacks.

How can an ordinary Ultraman afford such a cost? Besides, if one giant beast is so difficult to beat, there must be many giant beasts!

Is he going to be like Kakashi, treating his ultimate move as a special effect and using it to chat for hours?

Even Ultraman in full condition can't do it!

Secondly, you can see that the protagonist has a lot of energy. As mentioned in the article, this is the protagonist in a completely full state!

What is it similar to? In Ultraman Eight Brothers, when Daigo transforms, his energy light is no longer blue, but directly green!

The hidden setting here is similar to an infinite state, with unlimited energy!

No flashing of lights from beginning to end, just use your ultimate skill to shoot at will!

Even after being attacked by so many monster energy bombs, the lights didn't flicker at all, which means that there is plenty of energy.

If we use it directly, then the protagonist will be truly invincible, and there will be no need to become stronger, after all, the energy is unlimited.

So I changed the settings.

When it came to the Super Ultra Brothers Eight, the people in the Land of Light said that when Daiko and the others finally remembered everything, they would send the Transformation Device over to them.

At this time, it means that the transformer has truly returned to its most perfect state!

0 damage, % energy!

The abundant energy allows them to use their ultimate skills more than a dozen times in a row without much impact.

The specific number of times it can be used is left vague to leave some room for maneuver.

It's like Ultraman Gaia, the last angel monster. After Gaia was resurrected, he fought Zog together with Ultraman Force. Energy bombs and various light skills were released infinitely, and the lights did not flash even if they were used continuously. This is the real state of abundant energy, which means a lot of energy anyway.

If Ultraman wants to fully recover, he must return to the Kingdom of Light and replenish his huge energy for long-term endurance.

For example, in the beginning, Mebius had a clean and neat battle with a monster on an asteroid. Didn't he still use all kinds of moves and rays at will, without any sign of weakness?

This is probably because it just came out of the Kingdom of Light and its energy is still full, able to sustain it for a long time.

And when Gauss first appeared, wasn't he chasing Baltan? Gauss fought in the universe for so long without flashing, which shows that it must have come from a place with abundant energy. Because it fought for too long, it ran out of energy and fell to the earth.

As for the ordinary Ultraman, he will be exhausted after fighting for a while. It should be that he had no energy left when he came to the earth. When he transformed again, although the energy light was blue, the energy recovery should all depend on the daily recovery bit by bit, which is similar to the recovery of human physical strength.

Therefore, even if the energy light is blue, it is still relatively weak and incomplete. If the full state is 100%, then the normal blue state should only have 40% or even 50% of the energy.

Once the energy drops to 20 or 30 percent, the lights will flash.

Therefore, ordinary Ultraman will flash their lights after firing a few energy bombs or using a big beam once or twice, because they have not really recovered at all!

You must go to a place with plenty of energy to replenish your energy!

The protagonist has been absorbing energy from the sun for a long time, probably several days? Half a month? So he is in a truly full state! Just like the transformation of Daigo into Tiga in the Eight Brothers, he has plenty of energy! He can fire beams and energy bombs at will without much pressure.

The protagonist, who has obtained all the light and fighting experience, is now semi-invincible. Some powerful light and skills cannot be used because his current body strength does not meet the requirements.

Otherwise, if any light is used at will, there will be no point in making the body stronger, and the power system will collapse.

Therefore, the protagonist at this moment has certain limitations, but he can also be considered semi-invincible.

How can you say he is a random soldier from the Kingdom of Light?

Facing such a behemoth, you cannot use any energy to attack it. After all, even if you have a lot of energy, you cannot afford to consume it. What can you do?

You can only use normal fist and kick attacks!

When other Ultramen came, what could he do? Shouldn't he just fight the monsters? You hit me, I grab you, and we had to fight each monster for three minutes. In the end, he had to flash his lights before he could finish off one monster, and then he was killed by the remaining monsters.

Therefore, if you want to solve it quickly, you can only use powerful physical skills!

Think about the performances of all the Ultraman in the drama. There are only a few with powerful physical skills, and the others are energy attacks, which the protagonist cannot use against the behemoth!

What are the physical skills? Leo's flying kick? Blue Nexus's spinning smash kick? And some Ultraman's punch that punches through the monster?

Are these the only few that can be shown?

There are only a few techniques that can be used, and there is no way to show the power of the protagonist!

Take Jun Ge for example. When fighting an alien beast, he only used Mach movement once and everything would be fine as long as he got behind the monster.

As for the protagonist, he used Mach move as a normal attack, and turned it into the ultimate ghost swordsmanship!

The protagonist turned into a dazzling phantom, moving around the behemoth at super fast speed and killing it directly!

Doesn’t this show how powerful the protagonist is?

Moreover, the protagonist uses a spinning crushing kick to instantly kill the giant beast!

Later, he had many clones, killing more than a dozen giant beasts in one second! Isn't this powerful?

Refer to the transformer of Kamen Rider 555, who fights a dozen Ophiinos.

As soon as it transformed, it was enlarged directly. A dozen crimson electric drills fell from the sky and froze the Orphinos in place. Then the protagonist appeared and clapped his hands, and a dozen Orphinos turned into sand directly.

Isn’t this scene awesome?

Awesome!

Behemoths are stronger than ordinary monsters!

The protagonist recreated the effect of this scene with an alternative attack. Why do you think the protagonist is a soldier from the Kingdom of Light?

You can't just have a subjective impression that everything I come up with is bad just because what I wrote is not famous, right?

As an author, I was already a huge flop, with few readers and only a few cents a day in royalties. Yet I still spent two or three hours every day writing novels, thinking about the plots and settings, purely out of love.

Even so, there are still people who think that my work is not good. It is reasonable that my work should be portrayed as more trashy and weaker than the protagonists of other people's works. It cannot be stronger than those protagonists.

If it's stronger, I'll feel uncomfortable and dissatisfied, and I'll think you're writing nonsense.

If I create a new character and it is not better than others, then what is the point of creating this new character?

Which author would be willing to let the characters he created with great effort only serve as a foil? And not compete for the flower?

When everyone comments, I hope that everyone will be rational, objective and fair, and not biased!

As for whether Fuka and Shigeen can join forces to conquer the Kingdom of Light without Ultra King, it depends on the details.

In close combat, with the help of Chong En, there are only a circle of people who can stand around, and those who can fight at the same time, including those in the air, at most a dozen Ultramen besieging two people, who can beat Chong En in close combat? Being touched by Chong En will either be killed or injured.

As for the long-range beam, Fujia was forced to absorb it and it couldn't hit Chong'en at all, so Fujia bounced it back.

Without any qualitative change in the light, all the members of the Kingdom of Light surrounded Fuka together, forming a three-dimensional circular shell, with Fuka being the center of the circle.

Then all Ultraman shot out rays together, which Fuka absorbed perfectly and bounced back.

If Ultraman merges, or the rays fuse, it depends on the extent of the merger and fusion.

If they are combined and fused to the legendary level, they can still defeat Fuka. The specific number required depends on what you think is appropriate and the intensity of the legendary light in your mind.

Therefore, it is possible for Chong'en and Fujia to conquer the Kingdom of Light to a certain extent. However, if they merge with the light, they will not be able to conquer it.

How far these two sides can fight is a matter of opinion. After all, Belia can defeat the Kingdom of Light alone.

The two of them combined are definitely stronger than Belia.