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

No matter how tough the monster or how strong the opponent, in Taro's hands, the final outcome is basically an explosion on the spot, with flames shooting into the sky.

The monster declared that it couldn't even defeat other Ultramen, let alone Taro, as it couldn't even leave behind a complete remains.

[One of the Cosmic Mysteries - I'd rather be torn to pieces by Ace than be blown into starlight by Taro]

In short, this character ranks alongside a certain unknown dismemberment maniac in the monster world, equally infamous in the Blu-ray release.

As for Taro's human form, he's also a ruthless person—Kotaro Higashi.

[Sunny and cheerful, passionate and impulsive, daring and willing to fight, her personality is practically a carbon copy of Taro's]

If Hideki Go is a near-death experience, and Hokuto is a blood-rage experience, then Kotaro is a sunny, positive warrior—emphasizing a positive and uplifting attitude.

[This story begins when Kotaro Higashi met Taro.]

Kotaro was originally just a young man who traveled around and loved life. He was straightforward, loved to meddle in other people's business, and wanted to help everyone he met.

Because of his courage in risking his life to save others, he was noticed by Mother of Ultra, who bestowed upon him the Ultra Badge and made him Taro's human form.

The two share a unique symbiotic relationship; they are intertwined, each containing elements of the other.

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When he first joined the Seth team, he was indeed a bit arrogant—after all, suddenly having the power of Ultraman would make anyone feel overconfident for a few days.

[Thinking he has Ultraman backing him up, he can easily defeat any monster; teamwork and tactical coordination? Forget about it.]

Then came the battle that no one in the world could forget—the volcanic monster bird Barton.

First, Taro's body was pecked by Birdon's beak, which then pierced Ultraman's heart and Color Timer, nearly killing Taro.

Zoffy then came to the rescue, and although he initially gained the upper hand, he was stung by Barton's stinger and collapsed on the spot.

The iconic scene of Captain Zoffy with the fiery head was played again on the screen, along with scenes of him being stomped in water and being pecked twice in defeat.

Sensing the gaze from behind again, the lord was speechless.

Since it's Taro's business, just talk to him properly. Why are you letting me handle it?

Doesn't he have any pride?

[Taro was teleported back to the Land of Light by Zoffy and given to Mother of Ultra for treatment. After his resurrection, Mother of Ultra gave him the bracelet and crown.]

[Taro then returned to Earth and defeated Barton.]

[From this point onward, Taro received another buff.]

Meanwhile, Kotaro and Taro's relationship grew increasingly closer.

Their teamwork was flawless.

[No transformation restrictions, no conflicts between the two characters, no near-death requests—Kotaro can transform whenever he wants, and Taro is always at his beck and call.]

The human host and Ultraman live like brothers.

Countless battle scenes flashed across the sky:

Taro delivered a flying kick that sent the monster's head shattering as it hurtled through the air.

The Strium Ray swept across the battlefield, obliterating the enemy.

The bracelet and crown averted countless deadly crises.

Facing the Alien Empire, the five older brothers collectively transferred their powers, and Super Taro descended, becoming invincible.

And so, another legend was added to the universe.

Ultraman Taro – The ultimate beloved character, the older brother's summoner, and the crown prince, the god of war.

These are the Ultra Six Brothers, the original Ultra Brothers.

However, in reality, there are eleven Ultra Brothers to date.

Five more brothers were added after these six.

The first new addition was Leo the lion.

This is the most unique of the Ultra Brothers.

[Without the glamorous background of the Land of Light, without innate talent, and without the protection of older brothers]

[From Nebula L77, wandering the universe alone, the warrior known as the Lion's Eye—Ultraman Leo]

As the light in the sky shifted, a figure interwoven with red and black slowly emerged.

He has no ornate patterns of the Land of Light, no innate pride, only hard lines honed by hardship, sharp eyes like knives, and his whole being is filled with loneliness, resilience, and a determination to fight to the death.

Let me first give you a brief summary of Leo's identity.

[The seventh of the Ultra Brothers, born outside the Land of Light]

[His home planet, L77 Nebula, was destroyed by the Magma aliens and twin monsters; his parents died, and his younger brother, Astra, was lost.]

In other words—Leo wasn't a born hero, but a survivor who crawled out of the ruins.

The Land of Light.

Leo stood in the corner, his hands clenched tightly, his eyes calm, yet concealing a heaviness unknown to anyone.

Astra leaned closer and patted her brother's shoulder.

How special is Leo? Let's put it this way...

The first six Ultramen are either elites from the Land of Light or princes; they are all regular soldiers.

Only Leo was a self-taught amateur.

[Without naturally powerful light-based abilities, without family backing, and without elders to protect you]

Everything he has is the result of enduring beatings, rigorous training, and relentless effort—earning it all through sheer hard work and dedication, punch by punch and kick by kick.

Others' fighting talent is innate.

Leo's fighting talent was forged through death.

If Hideki Go is a near-death experience, Hokuto is a blood-rage experience, and Kotaro is a sunshine experience.

[That Leo incarnate as Gen is the embodiment of the Hell Training Style.]

[Main theme: You won't get stronger until you practice until you drop]

To understand this, we need to start from when Leo came to Earth.

After his homeland was destroyed, Leo wandered to Earth, where he took the form of Gen, only wanting to live a peaceful life.

[But the Magma aliens came chasing after him and destroyed the city. Ultraman Seven broke his leg while protecting humanity and could no longer transform.]

At that moment, Leo had no choice.

He must summon the courage to fight, take over from Seven, and protect the only planet he can call "home."

How weak is Leo, who just entered the arena?

So weak that they can't beat ordinary monsters, so weak that they get beaten up by monsters, so weak that they're covered in wounds in every battle.

He lacks beam attacks, powerful skills, and even his most basic hand-to-hand combat is riddled with flaws.

Losing, being defeated, and being crushed were his norm in the early stages.

And so, the strictest instructor appeared—Dan Moroboshi, also known as Seven.

This Seven is a truly terrifying instructor.

The training the regiment gave Fengyuan could no longer be called training; it was hellish torture.

The evil cane-wielding alien began his torment.

Seven in the Solar System: "?"

Isn't this canopy a bit impolite?

The scene on the sky began to turn brutal.

During the torrential rain, Fengyuan was tied to a wooden stake, enduring the onslaught of the water, gritting his teeth and persevering.

In the mountains and forests, the group used laser guns to continuously shoot at Feng Yuan, forcing him to dodge and push his limits.

At the edge of the cliff, Fengyuan fell off again and again, only to climb back up each time, covered in blood.

Even more outrageous, the group drove straight towards them in a jeep, yelling orders: "Fengyuan, come at the car!" Fengyuan's eyes were filled with determination. Facing the speeding vehicle, he did his best to roll sideways.

Other worlds: "...Isn't this a bit perverted?"

Zero was startled, as if he could hear Leo's strict teachings echoing in his ears. He muttered, "...So that damned training method originated from here?"

The group never offered Fengyuan a single word of comfort.

There was no gentleness, no encouragement, only cold commands and brutal training.

"Fengyuan, how can you protect others if you're so weak?"

"Leo, losing means death, it means everything you've protected will disappear!"

No one cares about Gen; even Leo himself can't stop.

He knew he had no way out.

He has no Land of Light, no parents, and no brother.

He only has Earth, the people around him, and the need to become stronger.

Leo's growth is the complete opposite of Taro's.

Taro grew up surrounded by love; when he made a mistake, someone would save him; when he couldn't win a fight, someone would help him.

Leo grew up in despair; one loss meant utter ruin.

What truly cemented Leo's legendary status were his countless moments of fighting to the death without retreating.

[Torn apart by monsters, struck by beams of light, trampled into the ground, thrown into the deep sea]

Each time he faced death, each time he rose again with the will of a lion.

He may not have an Ultraman's heart, but he can withstand more damage than anyone else.

[Without a super form, he still crushes all powerful enemies with his bare fists]

Without the constant support of his brothers, he has become the most reliable shield for himself.