Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Two moves to destroy Gilbaris' armor!

Oh, but here's another problem: what about Gilbaris' core?

If Red Steel can't be used, how do we destroy Gilbaris' core?

The answer is simple: those two ultimate attacks just now shattered Gilbaris's core in the process, so there was no need for another move.

As the artificial brain exploded into countless pieces in the flames, the battle ended!

Gilbaris's second appearance thus came to an end.

Geed Zero stammered, "W-w-w...so the core of Gilbaris is only immune to the most basic light attacks?"

As he spoke, Zero made a gesture as if he were firing a beam of light.

Xiao Lu nodded with an awkward laugh: "It seems so, but considering the version change mentioned on the screen, let's use Red Steel when we deal with Gilbaris in the future."

I thought this second battle would be amazing, but it turned out I did worse than when I fought alone.

Gaia-I Dream: "Is the Millennium Prize puzzle really that difficult? Even a cosmic-level artificial intelligence like Gilbaris was stumped?"

Curiosity drove me to dream, to see if there were any corresponding problems in my own universe.

Who knows, it might actually come in handy when dealing with mechanical enemies in the future.

A puzzle that even Alchemy Star can't solve would probably crash your opponent's machine on the spot.

Chapter 231 Gilbaris: From Boss to Mobs in Just One Version

This battle, as Gilbaris's final battle in the new generation, can be described as extremely undignified.

As a top-tier boss who once defeated three ultimate arcane beings, he has now fallen to the point of being defeated by two normal arcane beings, losing all his prestige as a boss and completely failing in every aspect.

First, there's the attack. Gilbaris's attacks weren't particularly powerful to begin with, and in this battle, they were reduced to nothing more than a useless barrage of bullets.

From beginning to end, only the Finger Vulcan Cannon move was truly impressive, catching Geed off guard when he rashly charged forward.

In close combat, they also managed to render Windom incapable of fighting, salvaging some of their reputation.

All other attacks were basically useless. As a mechanical fortress-type monster, Gilbaris's attacks were mostly laser and missile barrages.

This means that if you fail to hit the enemy, it will seem like you're just bluffing.

As an Arcane-type boss, this attack just can't hit anyone, not even Gilbaris.

In terms of defense, this battle actually supplemented the results of the previous battle.

The setting that the Gilbaris artificial brain is immune to Ultraman's beams has been confirmed. It's not that it's immune, but rather that it can neutralize most attacks with its external armor.

The core itself can still be damaged by attacks and explosions, but even the strongest ultimate attack of the Rising Galaxy cannot cause a devastating blow to the core while breaking through the outer armor.

The Armory Organization's pre-war plan to ambush the core of Gilbaris and its subsequent actions also supplemented the understanding of the core's self-repair capabilities.

After the internal core is damaged, it needs to absorb external materials such as monocrystalline silicon for repair.

As for the external Black Dragon Armor, which is the main defensive component, it actually performed quite well at the beginning of this battle.

Despite being damaged in the previous battle and not yet fully repaired, it still withstood repeated attacks from Zeta and Geed.

Although it only involved attacks from the Riser and Zeta Gun and Bow, without any direct confrontation with beam attacks, it was still a decent performance after being weakened layer by layer.

When Windom came on, the external armor started to perform poorly.

After all, Windom itself isn't a particularly powerful robot, and being able to take damage from Windom is itself a sign of poor performance.

Moreover, Wyndam did more than just deal damage; it reached into the core of Gilbaris, injecting it with a problematic program akin to a virus.

This attack by Wyndam caused the complete collapse of the defenses of both the outer armor and the inner core of Gilbaris.

Everyone knows that Gilbaris' core is protected by armor; otherwise, if the core were directly exposed, the armor would be meaningless.

In the movie, it was only after Ultimate Geed broke through Gilbaris's core defense with a few minor special moves that Zero and Orb were able to break through Gilbaris's armor by targeting the cracks in the core armor.

In this battle, Gilbaris' core was completely unprotected, and even Windom's attacks could easily reach it.

There are two possibilities: either the Galactic Rising destroyed Gilbaris's armor in the previous battle, and it simply didn't have time to repair it.

Either the armor on his chest was flawed when he was resurrected by the demon fragments.

If it's the latter, that's fine; it just means the demon fragments aren't enough to resurrect the complete Gilbaris. If it's the former, then it just means Gilbaris's armor is damaged.

Compared to the outer armor, the internal core defenses were undoubtedly a huge weakness in this battle.

In previous battles, its core defenses hadn't performed much, only offering some resistance against light attacks.

The attack on U.S. Indah exposed the weaknesses of Gilbaris's network firewall.

It couldn't even resist for a second before its firewall was breached by Wooyn Dam's iron fist, and it had no resistance whatsoever to this virus-like program.

Forget about trying to remove the virus; Gilbaris was completely controlled by the virus program.

If the Millennium Prize problem remains unsolved, Gilbaris is essentially experiencing an internal program crash, a complete system freeze.

The poor attack and defense are nothing to worry about, and it doesn't matter if the combat performance is worse than a Belial Fusion Beast. It can all be attributed to plot-driven death.

But if you spend all your energy trying to solve a difficult problem, and you still can't solve it even after getting completely destroyed, that's pure nerfing!

As a top-tier artificial intelligence, it's understandable that Gilbaris couldn't solve this bizarre problem, since it was a problem that even the elite scientists of Earth in the Ultra Universe couldn't solve.

It's a half-baked artificial intelligence created by a Xenian native; if it can't be solved, it can't be solved.

However, as an artificial intelligence with basic operating logic, it actually abandoned the combat program it was running and gave up a lot of resources to solve this problem.

Can something that can't even control its own next move be called super artificial intelligence?

Both Greiza and Gilbaris are bosses, and later become story-related enemies.

Even after being nerfed in the latest version, Greeza can still be considered a top-tier, powerful monster.

Even the newly debuted ultimate form of Ultraman needs the newly created Cosmic Needle to defeat it.

Ultimately, it's because Greiza's ethereal abilities haven't been fully deciphered that he received this treatment.

Gilbaris is different. As a theatrical version boss who is positioned higher than the TV final boss, its performance is purely based on its defense and attack stats.

Its core and even its armor are immune to Ultraman's beams; it can only be destroyed by the Red Steel, which is its life-saving ability.

However, this ability was barely demonstrated, and after its official debut in the theatrical version, it encountered Geed Ultimate wielding Red Steel.

In the Zeta version, they finally seized an opportunity and destroyed the Riser that could transform into the ultimate form.

But it turned out to be the last straw that broke the camel's back.

To defeat Greiza, you'd need to find the Rainbow Blade or retrieve the Cosmic Needle from his body, and also combine it with supernatural power.

Defeating Gilbaris and shattering its core eliminates all fixed conditions; all that matters is sufficient attack power.

Zeta Flame Shot and Galaxy Rising Shockwave from Zeta Gun Bow wouldn't even qualify to scratch Gilbaris if they were used in a theatrical version.

In this version, it has become a powerful attack capable of destroying Gilbaris's armor and even shattering its core.

Even with the initial appearance buff, Geed Galaxy Rising is still just an ultimate gatekeeper.

Beta Impact goes without saying, it's a small-scale form.

Being taken down by these two forms working together means that even among powerful monsters, Gilbaris is at best a mid-tier power.

After a long silence, Belial from the Multiverse said, "Zero, it's so good to have you as my nemesis!"

Chapter 232 General Te's Forty-Eight Hours in Hell

Triga's Universe.

Kengo, who had just started work, stretched and walked into Akito's laboratory. He pulled up a chair with practiced ease, sat down, and casually remarked, "Another peaceful and harmonious day has arrived. I wonder which monster will be featured on the screen today."

"Akihito, what do you say?"

Despite staying up all night designing his own combat robot, Akito remained energetic as he faced the experimental table, saying without turning his head, "Who knows, maybe it'll be some new generation BOSS again."

Based on the pattern of the screen's recap, the next boss might be one of the bosses Ultraman Ginga or Ultraman Orb encountered, if they appear later in the series.

"It would be great if it were a monster I had fought before. Being able to recall past battles or learn about future enemies in advance would be quite nice."

"If you want to see past battles, they are all stored on this tablet, according to each new generation Ultraman."

Akito casually handed Kengo a tablet, and with a few swipes, he started a battle.

This is the final battle between Triga and Megarogane!

“Megalogeur, speaking of which, it seems like Carmilla hasn’t shown up for many days.”

"What, you miss her?"

Zhangren turned around and looked at Jianwu with a half-smile.

Jianwu felt uneasy looking at him and quickly waved his hand, "No, no, why would I think of an evil Ultraman who is always thinking about killing me?"

Zhangren: "Carmilla doesn't want to kill you, she wants to possess you and take you for granted!"

These words were somewhat terrifying, and Jianwu unconsciously moved his chair back a little: "What do you mean by possessing me? She possesses the Triga she imagines, not the me I am now."

These words impressed Zhang Ren: "I didn't expect you, Jianwu, to have thought things through so thoroughly?"

Jian Wu: "After I traveled back in time to 30 million years ago, I understood why Carmila was so ruthless towards me, yet at the same time seemed to love Triga very much."

She loves Dark Triga from 30 million years ago, not me now.

Perhaps in her eyes, I'm a thief who has taken over Triga's body.

Kengo knew he was Trigabenga, but Carmilla didn't think so.

At least until she regained her ancient memories, she had absolutely no feelings for Jianwu.

After regaining their ancient memories, they might become entangled in a complex web of love and hate.

"Kenwu, do you have anything else of value to say?"

Kenjiro went on and on, and Akira was getting a little impatient.

What's the point of keeping talking about Carmilla? Smailo would have been better off just saying a few words and leaving immediately.

"Uh, it seems like that's all."

"Then please close the door when you leave the lab, and call me when the video starts!"