novel-bin Chapter 46 You, you, you, you, go and invade Earth!
Chapter 46 You, you, you, you, go and invade Earth!
"Which monsters in Ultraman Tiga can be repeatedly appeased, repeatedly racked up points, and have rewards that outweigh the costs?"
Although it's said to involve grinding monsters, it's actually not that easy.
Each transformation costs at least 6 points, and defeating monsters requires at least 7 points to make a profit, which places high demands on the types of monsters available.
Monsters like King Moragu, a rat that mutates, and monsters that turn out of fish in the sea in the following episodes.
After purifying and calming, you only get one or two points at a time, which is not much different from the normal rewards from fighting monsters. It's a one-time deal and you can't farm it repeatedly.
Takahashi drew up a table listing monsters that formed groups.
First, there are the Kirieloids. There are enough of them. You get a little something for every one you kill. If you can wipe them out before they merge, you can make a fortune.
You have to go and come back quickly, otherwise if you get caught by Ji Er, your legs will be broken.
Moreover, the transformation requires a target; the target must first appear in front of Takahashi before the transformation can take place.
At that time, you usually have to fight the other side, and after the battle, you usually don't have much energy left to mow the grass.
With the Kirieloids as an alternative, Takahashi looked to the next race.
Gazort was a problem that he and Daigo had once struggled with.
However, since they defeated Gazort last time, there have been no recent reports of other Gazorts attacking humans, and it's unclear where they've all gone.
Logically, they shouldn't be so calm.
I wonder how far Dr. Mizuno and Horii's research on peaceful coexistence with the Lightning Man has progressed. I'd like to let Daigo know about the progress in this area.
Eliminating two options, Takahashi moves on to the next one.
Gadi is a monster that came to Earth from the universe in ancient times.
The so-called Archean era refers to an era at least 12 billion years ago, though the exact time is uncertain.
There should be many hidden underground in the earth, but they are a bit hard to find. Moreover, the nature of the underground people is like that. Can they really be reformed?
Takahashi has reservations about this.
Eliminating another option, Takahashi looked at the Ebloon cells.
This is something that can artificially mass-produce monsters, but it will cause the test subjects to suffer extreme pain.
Besides dying if it doesn't absorb electricity, another side effect is that it amplifies the dark side of the object.
In the original story, Ultraman Tiga attempted to influence Metamorga, a monkey implanted with Ebloon cells.
It failed because it only harbored resentment towards humans.
He once shouted with hatred, "You filthy human, die!"
Also excluded.
Takahashi continued looking down, when suddenly his eyes lit up.
If nothing unexpected happens, such as encountering the mysterious cosmic sphere Sphia or something.
A large wave of crow people will come to Earth, attempting to capture humans and enslave them.
This is a great opportunity to rack up points!
There are already many people with one star each.
As for the Muzhen aliens who followed the Crow people and the Abobbas who could only move at night, their numbers were too small to be of much significance.
Takahashi won't leave Earth to take action.
Further on, there's Goblin from the Mechanical Island, an island full of robots, which also brings in a huge amount of points.
In the episode where the fog rolls in, the parasitic monster Magnia also has many smaller individuals, which can score points before they combine.
There's also the artificial life form Bizomo, the one that kidnapped Lina, the thing that looks like a red brain, there's a whole group of them.
There are a lot of vampires in the first episode of Vampire City, and you can start looking for them now and kill them as soon as possible.
In the episode "Southern Straits," the biological weapon that hijacked Director Sawai is shown; even Daisymania can score points.
After counting them, I found quite a few groups that could be mowed down to rack up points, but I couldn't find any monsters that could be exploited to rack up points using the purification bug.
Takahashi is feeling a bit tired.
He continued counting, and soon his gaze fell on a rather strange monster.
Because it was a man-made monster—the underground shark, Gaiozak.
It is a mechanical monster created by Masaki Keigo, the young president of the Cedik Network Corporation and a physicist, with the aim of finding the stone statue of the ancient giant.
"This thing should be considered a monster, right? Let Masaki Keigo create a thousand or eight hundred of them, and we'll rack up a huge score. Then I'll never have to worry about Star Power again."
Moreover, Gaiozak himself is quite strong.
It is stronger than Composite Tiga and can briefly contend with Power Tiga.
The only problem is that, regardless of Takahashi's current identity or Daigo's identity, there's no way to do anything to Masaki Keigo before he's exposed.
"If only I could transform directly and show Masaki Keigo that I am the original Ultraman from the Land of Light, a higher-level life form after super evolution."
While it's unlikely he'd immediately bow down in worship, this status is like dangling a carrot in front of Masaki Keigo to tempt him.
He kept the idea of exploiting the bug in mind and decided to see if this fusion world could spawn any monsters that would allow him to exploit the bug.
Takahashi took Fengyuan with him and they went out to work.
There was nothing they could do; even the landlords had no surplus grain.
Moreover, he was just a poor, struggling working man.
Exercise requires nutrition, and nutrition costs money.
You can't make money by exercising.
It's actually fine when it's just Takahashi alone.
Ye Rui is very reliable. The place I found is not crowded, the rent is cheap, there are many part-time jobs, and the work is not troublesome.
It's practically a promised land for time travelers.
Now that Fengyuan has an extra mouth to feed, and he's also started training, it's not enough.
The two enjoyed their work.
The M421 Nebula, with its V99 sturdy ships and powerful cannons, carrying carefully selected biological weapons, is once again heading towards Earth.
However, before their fleet reached Earth.
They're going to find something for Earth to do.
Let's see if the Land of Light will react to this.
As for those who cause trouble, they naturally cannot be themselves, nor can they be any civilization related to them.
After searching around, V99's gaze fell upon the weak civilizations in several star systems near our solar system.
The Crow People, originating from the planet Lebik in the p143 Nebula, are attempting to capture slaves on Earth to sell.
The Muzhen Star People are extremely vicious hunter aliens from the planet Muzhen, who enjoy hunting down inhabitants of other planets.
They come from Standal, a planet with two races, one red and one blue, one active during the day and the other at night.
The Standal aliens, Abobbas, came to Earth to capture humans who could move day and night as soldiers.
The Naga, from the planet Dizonoa, sought to exterminate all life on Earth and called themselves the gods of the universe.
Four weak races came into V99's view, ready to be driven to invade Earth first.
If they can conquer Earth, that will be the end result; if they can't, it will still reveal the Land of Light's attitude towards Earth.
No matter how you look at it, V99 doesn't lose out.
As for whether they are willing to follow their own ideas and obey their own orders to invade the Earth.
The V99 members, who were driven by revenge, no longer cared.
Do you really think that the powerful ships, cannons, and biological weapons they bring out can only be used against Earth?
In short, a large wave of aliens is heading towards Earth.