Video Debate: Starting with Ultraman Boss

Cut it off as soon as possible, end it as soon as possible.

Following the convention that monsters flying with their backs to Ultraman have no chance of escaping, the Barossa aliens will be caught up quickly as well.

Even as he frantically dismantled King Joe's parts in an attempt to stop Zeta and Sevenger from getting closer, the distance between them continued to shrink.

Frustrated that the mechanical parts were useless, the Barossa aliens pulled out two explosive balls.

One red and one blue, together they form Bruton.

This Bruton was quite impressive; as soon as he appeared, he immediately opened a dimensional portal, and the terrifying suction force made it impossible for anyone present to escape.

Even though they were about to be sucked in, the Barossa aliens clung to King Joe desperately.

In order to reclaim King Joe and send Sevenger away, Zeta Delta Claw was also sucked into it.

Bruton's record is improved again, awesome!

Both the Barossa aliens and Zeta were swallowed by the dimensional portal, but the struggle is not over yet.

Within the dimensional portal, affected by the dimensional travel, Zeta was forced to disintegrate, and the Barossa aliens were also forced to revert to their gigantic state.

In contrast, the last Zero who was trapped here was able to maintain his body and escape by changing his form.

As expected, a master is a master!

The battle against the Barossa aliens can only be fought by Haruki himself, but Haruki, who has no experience in traversing the universe in his physical body, is obviously not suited to such a battleground.

First, he was interfered with by Sandrias, a space pirate baby monster and partner of the fourth generation of Barossa aliens. Later, during the battle with the Barossa aliens, his medal storage box was unfortunately stolen from his waist.

Haruki panicked immediately. This was the end; he would lose both his ultimate form and his normal form.

At this point, the battle is over.

Zeta Haruki gazed at the setting sun in the distance, somewhat puzzled: "Where is this place?"

Triga-Kenji: "Why are there so many of these dangerous things like Bruton?"

Ignis: "Since your elite Victory Team saved my life, I'll find one for you once I recover. It can be used as a secret weapon."

If you don't like a certain monster, or can't beat it, just open Bruton and throw it in, and you're done.

Jianwu: "The monster still hasn't been eliminated. It's just a temporary fix, not a permanent solution?"

Ignis gave a wicked smile: "Of course we should trust the wisdom of humans from another universe."

Geed-Xiao Riku: "They actually knew how to steal the medal storage box. This Barossa alien is quite clever."

Zero: "Without the medal, I can only fight in Zeta's original form. Triga in the early stages certainly didn't have an ultimate form either, so it seems this Barossa alien's record isn't going to be good."

Peggy: "Wow, Zero's analysis makes so much sense."

Galaxy Fight - Hikari: "Making the storage box invisible to humans isn't enough. Could we make it so that only the chosen human host can see it?"

It's astonishing that there are even products specifically designed for human eyes and cameras. Hikari really went to great lengths to protect the secrets of his human host.

Chapter 266 The Struggle Between Pirates and Treasure Hunters

The first battle of the fourth generation of Barossa aliens, from the perspective of the plot, was only to introduce how the Barossa aliens and Zeta traveled to the Triga universe.

Bruton is a central figure in Zeta's life.

In terms of combat strength, there's not much to say. His only combat achievement was stealing Haruki's medal storage box during the fight between the Barossa aliens and Haruki in the dimensional portal.

While this prevents Haruki from transforming into a more powerful form, it is clearly not a good thing in terms of the Barossa aliens' power level.

He should be glad this is Triga's version; if it were Zeta's own version...

The plot would then become a fierce battle between Zeta and the fourth generation of Barossa aliens, with Zeta taking the opportunity to retrieve the medal storage box, or having his comrades from the Armory retrieve it for him.

In the end, he suffered the same fate as the first generation of Barossa aliens, being instantly killed by Zeta, who had obtained the medal.

However, the above is just speculation, and no conclusion can be drawn without evidence.

That concludes the analysis of their combat strength and plot performance. Next, we will analyze the Barossa aliens themselves.

As a pirate alien, the first generation was a professional pirate who devoted himself to his career, as can be seen from his collection of weapons.

The first generation of Barossa aliens broke into the Armory base in order to reclaim their collection King Joe and steal the Ultra Medals.

Such dedicated professional pirates, single-mindedly focused on their careers, were no longer seen in the second and third generations of pirates.

In order to avenge the first generation, the second and third generations shifted their focus to dealing with Zeta, which resulted in their collections being far inferior to those of the first generation.

The fourth-generation Barossa alien, perhaps having learned of the failures of the previous two, no longer considered avenging his brother, but instead focused on stealing things.

This brief battle clearly shows that he only wanted to steal the Armory's custom King Joe and had absolutely no interest in revenge.

For pirate aliens, there are many ways to increase their combat power. One way is for the second generation to make themselves stronger.

The other is the fourth generation, which possesses a powerful weapon like Bruton.

On the other side of the dimensional portal, if it weren't for the universe containing Ultraman, Zeta, who had lost the ability to switch forms, would have had to put in a lot of effort to deal with the Barossa aliens.

Of course, the fourth generation is not as good as the second and third generations. He cannot speak on his own and needs to rely on humans or other talking beings, just like the first generation, to express his meaning.

This might be the downside of focusing solely on your primary profession; your secondary profession will naturally suffer.

Triga Ignis: "Was it because I was so focused on my treasure hunting career that I neglected my physical training, which led to my defeat against Dagon?"

Geed Zero: "Wow, this robber is acting all professional!"

Rob-Katsumi: "Human energy is limited. This is true for Ultraman's human host, and it's also true for pirate aliens."

So, for a pirate alien so focused on his career, what is the real battle like, and how intense would it be?

The second battle of the fourth generation of Barossa aliens: a fierce showdown with the treasure hunter Ignis!

At the site where King Bridge crashed in the Armory, the Barossa aliens sneaked in, attempting to find the Juran Seed that had fallen there.

For him, losing the Juran seeds would prevent him from growing to a gigantic size, and naturally, he would also be unable to acquire King Joe.

In this vast place, where will the tiny orchid seeds end up?

As the distressed Balossa aliens diligently searched for traces of the Juran Seed, Ignis, who had also found his way to the area for the Ultra Medal, blocked his path.

After introducing themselves, they began to mock the other person's profession.

Treasure hunters and pirate aliens both have their sights set on the many treasures scattered throughout the galaxy.

The only difference is the method they used: one was stealing, and the other was robbing!

In other words, one is a thief and the other is a robber!

There is no essential difference between the two; the elder brother doesn't laugh at the younger brother.

However, it's also important to distinguish who is the eldest brother and who is the second brother.

The debate was no longer a viable contest; although the fourth-generation Barossa aliens couldn't speak, their verbal skills, honed by Sandrias, were still on par with the others.

Since that's the case, then we'll have to have a showdown between treasure hunters and pirate aliens.

The method of the competition, naturally, is to determine whose collection is more valuable.

If they are second or third generation Barossa aliens, then they are doomed to lose.

The fourth-generation Barossa alien possesses a vast collection and is completely unafraid of Ignis, determined to prove the worth of the pirate aliens.

Ignis made the first move, bringing out the Blood Orb.

This is the ball of the monster Oclin Paul, which appeared in Ultraman Ace, and it is the most important leader, the Bloodsucking Ball.

This thing has only appeared in the Eddie storyline, so you can imagine how precious it is.

The fourth-generation Barossa alien was immediately envious; he even threw away his Ultra Medal just to touch it.

But Ignis wouldn't do as he wished, simply removing the vampire orb so that the Barossa aliens could see it but not touch it.

Enraged, the Barossa aliens turned around and took out their treasured possessions.

Sea bream cannon!

The weapon of the demon monster Koidag is also a special monster that only appears in Mebius.

Ignis was also very surprised that Koydag had obtained his weapon.

But Ignis wouldn't lose; he took out the feather of the beetle Dallas, and only the monster from Max appeared.

Not to be outdone, the Barossa aliens unleashed a miniature version of the bio-weapon Daisymania, which appeared as a monster in Ultraman Tiga.

Ignis had probably seen this monster before, but he had never seen one that was only the size of a palm.

rare!

Triga Ignis: "Hahaha, this silly Barossa alien actually wanted to compete with me, but in the end all his treasures ended up being mine."

Kengoku: "Huh? After we defeated the Barossa aliens, Ignis took everything he just took out? When?!"

Ignis: "As a professional treasure hunter, how can I easily let others notice my actions? Well, anyway, those treasures are all my possessions, and no one can take them away."

Jianwu didn't want to hurt Ignis, who had just had his Dark Triga's power stolen. The doctor said that maintaining an optimistic attitude would be good for his recovery.

In the continuous treasure competition, the Barossa aliens were dazzled by the treasures that Ignis brought out.

Before he knew it, the Ultra Medal he had just thrown out was caught by Ignis.

This moment marks the victory of the treasure hunters.

But the Barossa aliens wouldn't give up. They chased Ignis around the stadium, determined to get back the Ultra Badge.

Ignis, a thief, hadn't practiced running, and as a result, he was caught up by the Barossa aliens and tackled to the ground.

The little companion on the shoulder of the Barossa alien bit Ignis and wouldn't let go, making him howl in pain.

At this crucial moment, the Barossa alien turned his head and saw the lost Juran Seed.

He decisively released Ignis, absorbed the Juran Seed, and then directly grew to gigantic size.

This is the time to put our pirate alien skills to good use—steal!

Chapter 267 Have you ever seen this kind of fighting method?

Faced with the giant Barossa aliens who were carrying out their duties, Ignis, who did not yet possess the power of Dark Triga, had only one way to deal with them: to run.

The Barossa aliens pursued relentlessly, but were soon discovered by the elite Victory Team.