Rebirth of Shadow Ultraman

It seems to correspond to an old Chinese saying, haste makes waste. When you eagerly pursue something and lose your due rationality and calmness, the possibility of failure will also be greatly increased.

Maki Shuo stopped in silence. Indeed, even if he felt some feelings of bondage, he was still obsessed with pursuing strength.

His inner desire for the power of light and the oppression of reality made his pursuit of strength stronger than ever. But how many people in the Ultraman world who stubbornly pursue power have become the light?

Didn't Jakura, Beria, and even Masaki Keigo all lose their hearts to power?

If he continues, he will inevitably follow in the footsteps of darkness. Will he expect Membius to save him then?

Don't be ridiculous, how likely is it that the darkness will be purified? Beria was a villain until he disappeared, Jakura is still both good and evil, and Masaki Keigo has lost the power to transform.

When your mind is distorted by power, do you control the power, or does the power control you?

Maki Shuo is not a bad person, although he does not think he is a good person, but he has tried his best to protect the people he could protect within his power.

Otherwise, why would he face Bhogaru? Facing guys who now know nothing about Bogaru, he can rely on Qi Shui's trust to calmly avoid dangerous areas.

Since when did he stop believing in light?

Maki Shuo was not in a hurry to start fighting training at this time. Instead, he sat in a chair and silently reflected on every choice he made during time travel.

In order for Membius to face Dinozoru wholeheartedly, he chose to ignore the huge gap in strength and hold back Bogaru.

In order to make up for the fateful meeting of the guys, he actively persuaded them to join.

When Membius faced Gudun, he awakened his weak telepathy under the pressure of Bogaru.

Mebius fights Barton for the first time, and he uses his telekinesis to rescue Mebius at the expense of his life.

He believed that he had tried his best, but there were always some things that couldn't be changed, as if fate was playing a trick on him.

The former Guys team members were still wiped out, Mebius was still defeated in the first battle with Barton, and a large number of civilians were still invaded and displaced by monsters.

Compared with the original plot, the biggest change is that the location where Gu Dun appears has been changed to the city.

All changes seemed to be in a harmful direction, and despite his best efforts, there were still many things he couldn't do.

But what if he had power? What if he could transform? Will everything be different?

But if you think about it carefully, can you really blame him for those things? Theoretically it's not possible.

But he could not look directly into the angry eyes of civilians who had lost their loved ones, nor could he face the tears of children whose houses were destroyed by monsters.

That will always make him feel that he has not done enough, and he will always feel sad and guilty.

This is not the Virgin, this is the normal psychology of any normal person who sees his compatriots dying one by one under the ravages of monsters, especially since he is a combatant compared to civilians.

There are always things that can't be done in the world, right? I tried my best.

He always relies on the constant repetition of these two sentences to numb himself, and then desperately wants to make himself stronger and stronger.

Every day when he returned to bed with his whole body sore, he didn't even want to move a finger. If it hadn't been for the energy that always healed his body, he would have collapsed long ago.

What's more, apart from telekinesis, does he really have any way to affect huge monsters?

His physical and fighting training is more like preparing for his future enlargement, but it is still unclear whether he can truly become light.

He breathed a long sigh of relief, tried to calm his impatient heart, and looked at Koshizaki Rō again.

The latter clearly noticed the change in his mood and nodded slightly to Zhen Mu Shuo.

"It's good to practice hard, but you can't be obsessed with power."

It seemed that as his state of mind changed, his telekinesis became much calmer, and his control of telekinesis was no longer so rough.

The power of mind is more like the embodiment of thoughts. When your heart is filled with emotions such as impatience, anger, and urgency, it will be like a manic beast that is difficult to control perfectly. When you are calm and composed, it will become a calm pool of water for you to use.

It is undeniable that the beast is more powerful, but it is difficult to control it perfectly, which means that most of the telekinesis power is not used where it should be. The telepathy power that wastes most of the power will naturally weaken a lot.

The Kyokushin Gym was in a deserted street corner, and Maki Shuo simply lay on the mat without any image, resting his arms on his head and staring at the ceiling.

Koshizaki Lang ignored him and let him stay at the gym to look after the store, while he went out without knowing what to do.

The scene of Hibino's future transformation is always replayed in front of Shuki Maki's eyes, and the scene of light particles blooming seems to break the hope of darkness.

It seems that just feeling the light particles can make him more courageous. Thinking back to the scene when he was sitting in front of the TV as a child and waiting for the broadcast of Ultraman, he couldn't help but sigh.

"It is indeed a light that illuminates the darkness."

…

Guys Japan branch base, Hibino Mirai is looking into the sky. There is a string of shining symbols that only he can see, conveying a certain message to him.

The future looks heavy, and the appearance of Ultra's signature represents a new and unpredictable change in the situation.

The Great Emperor of the Dark Universe, Ampera, is already an extremely powerful opponent to the Kingdom of Light. If something happens again...

He looked at the twinkling Ultra Star with some concern. If it had been the case, he would have flown back to his hometown to provide support, but now the earth with so many monsters cannot do without him.

The Ultra signature conveying the message gradually disappeared, and Mirai turned his head, only to bump into the oncoming dragon.

Aihara Ryu patted Mirai on the shoulder and said with a smile, "What's wrong? You're looking sad."

Ikaruga Sadaharu on the side also said the same: "Hey friend, don't be so depressed."

Future forced a smile and tried to pretend that nothing happened, but he was still young and apparently didn't hide it very well.

Long couldn't help but pulled Future towards the shooting room. As he walked, he said loudly and nonchalantly: "Let's go practice shooting. You must have never practiced shooting completely."

Mirai was distracted by Ryuu Aihara, who seemed to want him to distract him with other things, but the method he chose was obviously not a good one.

Until Ryuu Aihara picked up the Turaiga gun and aimed it at the target, Mirai was still worried about the content of Ultra's signature.

"The unknown darkness appears and is eyeing the Earth. We cannot dispatch forces to the Earth, so be careful."

"The unknown darkness..."

Future murmured and repeated, the worry on his face became more obvious. Suddenly something hard was stuffed into his hand. Mirai looked up in confusion and met Ryu Aihara's face.

"Don't stand like a log, let's train together!"