Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

His stubbornness led to the failure of the operation and resulted in serious injuries to his teammates.

Ultimately, he was expelled from MAT: the captain removed him from the team, and Sakata also kicked him out, making him bear the consequences as a human.

During this period, he began to reflect on his actions and his true identity.

[After this, Tegon went ashore to blast oil fields, and Nam Meng and the workers were trapped in the fire.]

The villagers could only rush in to save people using their own bodies, and they almost got burned to death.

[After Xiang thoroughly admitted his mistakes and put aside his arrogance, he moved Jack with his human courage and responsibility, and only then did he regain his ability to transform.]

This is probably just the beginning.

[Jack is like a strict instructor, with harsh and cruel restrictions on transformation.]

[Unless faced with dire circumstances, widespread devastation, and humanity has exhausted all means to no avail, the badge on my chest will never shine even a fraction of its light.]

[The village can no longer summon power at will with arrogance. Every time it wants to transform, it must first withstand the most fatal damage with its human body.]

Images of Hideki Go before each transformation flashed across the sky.

They were thrown several meters by the monster's shockwave, crashing into reinforced concrete.

Engulfed by flames, his skin burned with excruciating pain.

The crisp sound of ribs breaking was clearly audible as the giant claw struck them.

Jack's light will only arrive belatedly when his clothes are soaked in blood and his consciousness is on the verge of collapse.

[Jack's power only comes when Hideki is on the verge of death. Afterwards, although he still has some injuries, he is much better off than when he was near death.]

This is the proper version.

[If we're talking about an unconventional version... it's actually quite simple.]

[It's basically about Hideki threatening to kill himself, constantly courting death, and eventually getting Jack to come out.]

Even though Jack was unwilling, there was nothing he could do.

Over time, Hideki Go earned a well-known nickname in the universe—"Mobile Resurrection Armor."

[Others transform before getting attacked in battle, but Hideki Go gets attacked until he's on the verge of death, then revives with a single click.]

The two-tailed monster lashed him away with its tail, and just as he was about to die, a flash of golden light appeared and he stood up on the spot.

Bemstein's breath made him turn pale and unsteady on his feet. The next second, a burst of light erupted as he launched a counterattack.

Black King's beam blasted him, the thick smoke cleared but he was charred, but the badge lit up and he was instantly revived.

[Others have Ultraman protecting their human hosts, but with Hideki Go, he directly transforms into the human host and risks his life to force Ultraman to appear.]

As long as you're not completely dead, the light will surely come; as long as you're about to die, you will surely transform.

What should have been a life-or-death battle was turned into an infinite resurrection effect by Hideki Go.

Meanwhile, the Ultras, far away in the Land of Light, stared at the sky in collective silence.

Zoffy held his forehead, his face showing disbelief:

"...Jack, you human form, are you using near-death as a transformation command?"

The first generation touched the indicator light, his tone complex:

“I always give light willingly, but he’s the opposite; he won’t shine unless he lies down.”

All of them turned to look at Jack, who was standing in the corner, silent, and even pretending not to know him.

Jack: Don't ask, the answer is I can't control him, I really can't control him.

[Then the next one to appear is also a master.]

Ultraman Ace

The image on the screen gradually shifted away from the legend of Ultraman Jack's "mobile resurrection armor" and focused on another figure.

If we were to create a list of "who you least want to mess with" among the Ultra Brothers, Ace would definitely be in the top three.

It's not because he's a good fighter, but because the scene after he fights would make the recycling team cry.

In the scene, an Ultraman with red and silver stripes and unique angular features on his head appears.

He was slightly thinner than his brothers, but his gleaming eyes held a chilling aura that sent shivers down one's spine.

Ultraman Ace, the Ultra Brothers' expert in beam attacks, possesses the most dazzling, cruel, and diverse beam skills among the Ultra Brothers, hence the title "King of Light."

Others fight to win, but Ace fights to—make sure his enemies are utterly and completely destroyed.

[Cut, chop, split, slash, break, shatter—his beam attack names are all verbs like these.]

Images of Ace's battle began to flash rapidly across the sky:

With his hands clasped together, a crescent-shaped blade of light shot out, slicing the monster in two cleanly.

With arms crossed, the vertical guillotine cleaved the monster to pieces.

With a single swing of his hand, the horizontal guillotine swept across, cleaving the monster in half at the waist.

His body spun, and the circular guillotine blade spread out, shattering all surrounding enemies into pieces simultaneously.

According to incomplete statistics, Ultraman Ace defeated 53 super beasts, of which at least 40 were dismembered.

Therefore, he also has the reputation of being the director of the meat processing plant.

[The scenes are extremely bloody and violent, and exceptionally cruel. Children should watch with parental guidance.]

Some people's eyelids twitched as they watched.

"Wait, why are all of this guy's moves dismembering people?"

"A beam-lighting expert... turns out his specialty is cutting techniques."

"This is called a beam attack? This is more like the Ultraman version of 'Butcher Ding Carving Up an Ox'."

"Workers who retrieve monster carcasses: Thank you and your whole family."

The Land of Light.

Taro moved to the side, a little further away from Ace.

Zoffy's lips twitched: "Ace, didn't you... go a little too far?"

Ace remained unfazed: "When dealing with evil, there is no room for mercy."

The first generation silently glanced at his usual Specium Ray.

It was just a burst of light; the monster's corpse was still relatively intact.

He suddenly realized that he was actually quite gentle.

Jack coughed lightly: "Um, Ace, have you ever thought about the image of us Ultraman...?"

Ace turned his head, his gaze calm: "Image? Do monsters care about image when they kill?"

The crowd fell silent.

It seems...that makes sense?

"And I only fight super beasts."

"..."

Oh, right, you must have noticed, I was talking about a super beast just now.

[Let me explain this to those who are unfamiliar with it]

[The Super Beast is a biological weapon created by the Yapool from outer space using a combination of cosmic creatures, Earth creatures, resentment, and technology.]

[One-sentence summary]

[The Super Beast is stronger, fiercer, more ruthless, and more difficult to defeat than ordinary monsters; it is a killing weapon specifically designed to deal with Ultraman.]

So how do you distinguish between monsters and super beasts?

You're saying it's based on birth, appearance, and combat ability?

[Are you kidding me? Are you trying to categorize monsters into classes?]

Let me tell you, the biggest difference between a Super Beast and a Monster is that a Super Beast doesn't feel pain!

Ace silently gave a thumbs up.

Super Beast silently clicked the dislike button.

[Of course, this was said by Ace.]

He usually distinguishes them like this: those that continue to attack after consuming light are super beasts.

[The one that ate the light and was twitching and screaming loudly, seemingly in great pain, was a well-trained super beast.]

Other worlds: "...?"

No matter how they express their feelings, they're still super beasts.

[Additionally, this video reasonably suggests that the Super Beast does feel pain, but Ace is too clever. He used one of his signature moves, the Eight-Point Light Wheel, to strike the opponent's vocal cords, and then claimed that the opponent didn't feel pain, taking advantage of the fact that the opponent couldn't make a sound.]

"?!"

"He's slandering me! He's slandering me!"

Ace was displeased and immediately voiced his dissatisfaction.

Super Beasts clearly don't feel pain, so is B-Sky trying to whitewash those guys?

The adult walked over and patted Ace on the shoulder.

I understand you.

"..."

There's a famous saying in the monster world...

Every Ultraman has compassion for monsters, except for that brat.

Although it was a joke, it's enough to show how ruthless this person is.

[One more thing worth mentioning is that Ace is actually a hypocrite!]

[Faced with ugly-looking super monsters, he truly lived up to his title as the director of the meat processing plant.]