New Ultraman: Monster Training Master

Yokohama.

A meteorite passed through the building and crashed onto the ground by the sea.

Bystanders quickly called the police and notified the police.

Upon learning the news, Dan Moroboshi brought Hoshikawa to the scene.

The two crossed the cordon and arrived at the edge of the deep pit.

Dan Moroboshi looked at the building in the distance: "The meteorite landed at a very tricky angle, passing right through the building."

Hoshikawa: "I don't think it's a meteorite. If it really were, the space station would have issued a warning long ago."

A short while later, a worker responsible for excavating the meteorite came up carrying a plate.

In the center of the plate is a uniquely shaped stone.

When Hoshikawa saw the stone, his heart skipped a beat.

The stones in front of me looked exactly like they fell from the [Heavenly Realm] who created typhoons in Ultraman Gaia.

Just two days ago, they resolved the love-hate relationship between the Earth monster and Sphia, and today they have to face the baptism of a typhoon.

Perhaps the Yapools have already prepared something even bigger for him in another dimension.

It seems there's still an old woman from another dimension who hasn't been dealt with yet.

"Sigh, I want to go home." This was the first time Hoshikawa had ever felt so homesick.

The Ultraman world is too dangerous; he wants to go home and eat ribs.

He has been able to fight until now for two reasons.

One reason is the desire to become stronger, because without becoming stronger, it's impossible to survive in the Ultraman world.

Secondly, I watched too many superhero movies when I was a kid, especially the line "With great power comes great responsibility" from Spider-Man.

But if he encounters an invincible monster, he can only shrug and say that he has done his best.

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Dan Moroboshi returned to base with the meteorite and handed it over to Yuka for analysis.

The analysis results appeared on the screen very quickly.

"The rock's material doesn't belong to Earth, but it doesn't resemble a meteorite either."

"When a meteorite falls to Earth, it needs to burn up in the atmosphere, but this rock shows no signs of burning at all."

Kishida: "Maybe this rock was blown here from some deserted island."

"Blow it over..." As if she had thought of something, Yuka connected the hole in the building with the hole in the ground based on the pictures taken at the scene, drawing a parabola with the height of the building.

Yuka was extremely disappointed when she saw the results from the computer.

Because there's nothing on this line.

Hoshikawa: "It takes considerable force to blow a rock this far, and there just happened to be a typhoon making landfall in Japan these past few days."

After Xingchuan's guidance, Yuka suddenly understood.

Yes, it takes tremendous force to blow a stone so hard it can shatter a building.

And typhoons just happen to have that much power.

Yuka calculated the time it would take for the rock to fall to Japan, and then checked the typhoon's location based on that time.

"Found it, that's it!"

Yuka pulled up the satellite imagery, and a huge, black, and terrifying cloud appeared on the screen.

Yuka: "Oh my god, this is terrifying! The clouds look like they've come to life."

"This cloud occasionally flashes with huge energy reactions on the radar."

Kishida picked up the helmet: "How about this, I'll go collect some samples and then we'll know what secrets are hidden in the cloud."

Kishida piloted the No. 2 fighter jet to the location of the cloud cluster and saw the cloud cluster on the screen.

Kishida: "Seeing the cloud with my own eyes was still very shocking, as if something inside the cloud was watching me."

Hoshikawa's lips twitched. Kishida had no mistake; the celestial realm hidden in the clouds was indeed watching him.

Kishida: "The fighter jets were interfered with. The closer we got to the center of the cloud, the stronger the interference became. I could only collect samples at the edge."

After collection, Kishida sent the samples to the analysis laboratory for analysis.

While everyone waited in the command center, the weather satellite images were updated, and a demonic face appeared in the middle of the typhoon.

Everyone immediately understood that typhoons are not naturally formed, but are manufactured.

Meanwhile, the staff in the analysis lab had already finished analyzing the samples that Kishida had sent back.

They quickly transmitted the analysis results to the command center.

Yuka: "It's incredible. After analyzing the atmospheric composition that Kishida brought back, harmful components such as fluorocarbons and methane have basically disappeared."

"If this typhoon lasts for six months, the entire Earth's atmosphere will be completely purified."

Aihara Ryu thought it was a good thing and happily said, "Doesn't this mean that the typhoon is here to help purify the air on Earth? That's a good thing!"

As expected of Aihara Ryu, his intelligence is comparable to that of a Border Collie.

Hoshikawa: "Putting aside the fact that typhoons purify the air, what life can survive in the places a typhoon passes through?"

Kishida: "Hoshikawa is right. Every time a typhoon makes landfall, it causes huge property damage."

"Every year, quite a few people disappear in typhoons and have not yet been found."

Keigo Masaki: "Don't think of natural disasters as something wonderful. In the face of natural disasters, humans are no different from newborn babies."

"Okay, okay, stop talking." Aihara Ryu smiled sheepishly, trying to minimize his presence.

At that moment, an alarm sounded at the base. Yuka sat back down at her computer: "The typhoon's winds are intensifying rapidly. At this rate, the Kanto region will likely enter the storm's radius in about three hours."

Dan Moroboshi only hesitated for a moment before ordering Keigo Masaki to pilot the second fighter jet to the cloud cluster and attack the thing that was creating the typhoon in the eye of the storm.

Before setting off, Yuka told Masaki Keigo that they could use the width of the calm zone to enter the typhoon at a V-angle, attack the enemy, and then ascend rapidly.

But Hoshikawa realized the only problem with this operation: the fighter jets of the Fukui team did not have the performance of the fighter jets equipped with anti-gravity devices in "Ultraman Gaia".

The maximum descent altitude for fighter jets equipped with anti-gravity devices is 3,000 meters, while the Huowei team's fighter jets don't even know if they can descend to 1,000 meters.

As expected, Masaki Keigo was forced to return to a calm area after descending a few hundred meters in his fighter jet.

With no other option, he had to return to base and revise the battle plan.

Yuka: "Our fighter jets are still too weak. If they could descend 3,000 meters, they might be able to hit the eye of the storm."

Ryu Aihara: "I wish Ultraman Seven could appear; he could definitely attack the eye of the storm."

"At the very least, the appearance of Golza to protect the city would be fine. With the weight of the monster, it should be able to withstand the strong airflow."

Upon hearing this, Dan Moroboshi scratched his head awkwardly.

He would like to transform into Seven and prevent the typhoon from making landfall.

When Masaki Keigo and Yuka heard Golza's name, they unconsciously glanced at Hoshikawa.

Xingchuan:? ? ?

Why are you all looking at me? Seven is scratching his head right now.

Damn, could it be that Masaki Keigo and Yuka have already discovered that he can summon monsters?

That's not how it's portrayed in the Ultraman script.

Shouldn't the finale feature an invincible monster that finally appears and manifests its power to save the Earth through the bond between humans and the monster?