Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Seeing that this guy had compromised, Yoko quickly picked up Belial Twilight and slashed him with her sword.

The Barossa alien intended to launch an attack while Yoko had her back to him, but Yoko countered with a slash that sent him flying.

Although they repelled the Barossa aliens, killing them was not so easy.

Sevenger's leg module was severely damaged in the previous battle and is now basically unable to run.

Yoko had no choice but to stand on King Joe's leg transport ship, and then Yuka would manually drive the leg transport ship.

As luck would have it, the Barossa alien was blasted into a straight street. Just as he got up, he saw Sevenger charging towards him on his leg-mounted transport ship.

Sevenger: Riding the Waves Special Slash!!

With a single strike, he severed the third generation of the Barossa aliens in half at the waist.

In the violent explosion, the third generation of Barossa aliens were eliminated.

Zeta Universe.

Haruki was shocked: "Why? Why is Captain helping that Barossa alien?"

Zeta: "Should we go and question him now?"

Haruki: "Okay, I'll go right now. I absolutely have to ask the captain directly why he helped the monster!!"

Haruki slammed his fist on the table in anger and stood up, heading towards where Jugglus was.

I jogged up the stairs, just before stepping onto the last step.

Yao Hui hesitated for a moment: "Isn't asking this a bit too hurtful to him?"

Zeta: "Jugglus is a seasoned veteran, how could he possibly hurt him?"

Hearing Zeta say that, Haruki no longer hesitated and stepped onto the last step.

With a bang, I found myself sitting back in my previous seat.

"what?!"

As the third generation of the Barossa aliens, the younger brother of the first generation and the older brother of the second generation, the third generation of the Barossa aliens made a mistake in choosing the timing of his appearance, which made his strength and performance inferior to the second generation.

The third generation of the Barossa aliens appeared much later in the story. By this time, Zeta had already grown over twenty episodes and his strength had improved by leaps and bounds.

At the very least, Zeta's progress is clearly visible in her own TV drama version.

Against Zeta at this time, even without the ultimate Alpha Armor and Beta Crush, the third generation Barossa alien was no match at all.

In combat, he was first suppressed by Zeta Primal in a life-size battle, and after becoming gigantic, he was first suppressed by Alpha Armor, and then severely injured by Beta Crush and Sevenger working together.

Although he managed to outmaneuver King Joe by resorting to underhanded tactics and losing face, he was unable to seriously damage him or secure a victory.

Finally, his one-on-one fight with Sevenger was even worse; his fighting skills were still inferior to Yoko's.

If Sevenger hadn't lacked a weapon with significant destructive power, there would have been no need for Belial Twilight to intervene.

This performance is far inferior to that of the second-generation Barossa aliens.

Of course, poor performance cannot be entirely blamed on fighting skills; the weapons of the third-generation Barossa aliens were also inferior to those of the second generation.

When the second generation first arrived on Earth, he brought the Cyran Seed and the Pedanium Launcher. Upon landing, he found the Gilbaris Claw and the Galactron Axe.

The first generation already boasted the most extensive weapon collection among the three Barossa aliens, but the third generation's weapon collection is somewhat lacking.

It doesn't have any special effects and can't emit light. It seems that only the lightning bolts can unleash its power; other things can only use it as a relatively sturdy hammer.

This type of weapon is at a disadvantage in modern warfare.

The second-generation Gilbaris mechanical claw could easily destroy Windom, but Sevenger withstood the attacks of the Thunder Rod time and time again.

In terms of fighting, it's weak; in terms of attack and special abilities, it doesn't perform well in the third generation either.

The Thunder Rod's attacks struck Zeta Smash, Sevenger, and King Joe in succession, but failed to incapacitate any of them.

The eye beam shown at the beginning could only hit buildings and was not used in the battle, so it was judged as a useless skill.

In terms of special abilities, the third generation simply did not demonstrate any of them.

All three aspects are weak; the second-generation Barossa aliens' strongest defense is something the third generation lacks.

Both were facing Belial's Twilight attack, but the second generation was defeated only when Belial's Twilight unleashed its ultimate attack, Deathsim Fang, while the third generation was severely injured by just a casual slash from Belial's Twilight.

Later in the battle, due to the intervention of the Three Emperors, he was unable to fight Ultraman Zeta, and it was impossible to judge the damage caused by Zeta's attacks.

Its best defensive performance was withstanding Sevenger's Hardcore Fist, King Joe's missiles, and Zeta Beta's crushing throw.

In terms of combat record, the third generation had no advantage against Alpha Armor and Beta Crush, let alone defeat them.

He has no record of defeating Ultraman in his normal form, nor has he ever defeated a defense team mecha.

Such a dismal performance doesn't even qualify it as a powerful monster.

After all, to become a powerful figure, one must at least have a record of defeating a normal form or shooting down a few defense force fighter jets.

In Zeta, you must at least have the record of defeating one mech.

The third generation of Barossa aliens couldn't even completely defeat Sevenger, so it's obviously impossible for them to become powerful based on their battle record.

Imagine being like the second-generation Barossa aliens, using a particularly outstanding ability to advance your career to the next level?

That won't work either!

Sevenger's ultimate move, in terms of defensive capabilities, is naturally insufficient to elevate the status of the third-generation Barossa alien.

Needless to say, their attack and special abilities are also insufficient.

So, should we consider the fact that Zeta and the Defense Force have improved their strength in the later stages of the game, and the story has started to follow the main plot?

When the third generation of Barossa aliens appeared, the human defense force had already begun to court disaster. The appearance of the final boss Destrudos, Cerebro's self-destructive game of civilization, Jugglus Juggler's true purpose, and so on all began to surface.

The plot must serve these main storylines, so subplots like "Barossa Alien Revenge" are naturally not valued.

This also led to the Barossa aliens being separated from the main battlefield of Ultraman's battle until the final battle.

If it weren't for the Belial Twilight, who would watch his fight with Sevenger?

Since they can't even fight Zeta anymore, their performance will naturally suffer.

Furthermore, if Zeta were to take the early game, he might be able to easily defeat the second or first generation of Barossa aliens, preventing them from ascending to the throne of the strongest.

This point, of course, is not taken into consideration.

In TV dramas, the strength of enemy characters cannot be determined across multiple episodes unless the battle itself spans several episodes.

Chapter 265 There is also a fourth generation

It is common knowledge that Ultraman's strength fluctuates dramatically as the story progresses.

If we take the improvement in the quality of TV dramas as a factor, then many of the strong contenders from the early stages will be brought down.

If cross-version debates are worthwhile, should we also consider cross-version or even cross-multiple version performance in the next step?

Does the fact that Belial could kick Delta Claw over with one kick in his early days mean that Belial was stronger than Greza when he appeared for the second time?

If Gamma Future was able to crush the Five Emperors, does that mean that the first generation of Barossa aliens who defeated Gamma Future also had the same strength?

The monster that appears later will definitely have an advantage in the debate. After all, the human host can pull out the ultimate form at the drop of a hat. The record of being able to fight the ultimate form for half a day is naturally better than the record of fighting the normal form.

However, unless it's a villain with clear evolutionary characteristics like Gorgione, it's not necessarily true that enemies appearing later in the game are always stronger.

Land of Light - Zero: "So, does the battle we've been talking about have any impact on Zeta's strength? Has the strength of the Ultra Warriors actually improved?"

Galaxy-Xiaoguang: "That's true. If we're going to be honest, the enemies Galaxy encounters in the early and late stages aren't necessarily stronger in the late stage than in the early stage."

Zeta Haruki: "This recurring scene, could it be Bruton appearing?"

Zeta: "According to the video, Greiza is a mid-game boss, so it seems like it's almost time for him to appear."

Yao Hui frantically climbed the stairs, trying to get to the command center on the upper floors: "Does the screen say how to break this loop?"

Zeta: "Uh... how about I try transforming?"

Orb-Gai: "In that case, it's an advantage to appear early on, since the Ultra Warriors you're facing haven't grown up yet and you haven't acquired all their forms."

It seems easier to make your battle record look better when facing Ultra Warriors in the early stages of a fight.

By the third generation, the Barossa aliens' status as powerful monsters had completely declined; they weren't even powerful monsters anymore. Was there any need for them to reappear and seek revenge?

Of course it's necessary; the Barossa aliens never give up.

However, if Zeta continues to appear in the game, its performance will definitely get worse and worse.

By the third generation, he was already a supporting character on the battlefield. If he were to reappear in the Zeta version, he might just be a grunt being chased by Yuuka and a bunch of other soldiers with guns.

Therefore, the Barossa aliens wisely chose a version of revenge for the third time and a fourth appearance.

[The Triga version, and an early version at that!]

Triga-Kengo: "It was the time when Zeta-senpai made a cameo appearance."

Ignis immediately perked up: "That time, the treasure of that Barossa alien was really quite good, it made me quite itchy to get my hands on it."

Jianwu: "Your hands are injured, so don't itch."

Akito: "By the way, did Haruki-senpai also take one of my Spark Lenses?"

Geed Zero: "Barossa aliens, so they start crossing universes here? How did they do that?"

[The first battle of the fourth generation of Barossa aliens: against Zeta Delta Claw and Sevenger!]

The battle against Delta Claws right from the start, given the typical pattern of the TV series, is unlikely to be a final showdown.

On Earth in the Zeta Universe, after a series of explosions, the fourth-generation Barossa alien flew off Earth carrying a custom-made King Joe from the Armory.

Sevenger and Zeta Delta Claw followed closely behind.

The Barossa aliens can fly in space without wings, but they are not very fast.

The Barossa alien hugged King Joe tightly, then turned around and unleashed a barrage of attacks on Haruki and the others.

Clearly, this wasn't the fourth Barossa alien Zeta and Haruki had fought. Even though the Barossa alien couldn't speak, Zeta could understand what it meant.

This fourth generation can only be described as the fourth generation with video recordings.

The repeated appearances of this enemy had long since lost their appeal to Belial's Twilight.

But at this moment, he has already accepted Haruki, so even if he has no interest, he can still cut him down.