Ultraman: Blue Star's Fun Man appears! ! !

This is a digression that doesn’t count towards the main text, it’s mainly just a place to complain about Yake and share my terrible mood at the moment.

Today I opened a new episode of Ultraman Aker with great anticipation, but found that Aker had ended. A bad premonition came to my mind, and I opened this last episode with trepidation.

How should I put it? Anyway, my personal impression is very bad. The last episode highlighted the word "urgent". It was urgent and visible to the naked eye. The urgentness was in every aspect.

In my opinion, the content of this last episode would obviously take three or four episodes to explain well and clearly.

To be honest, it is very rare to see a human form of Ultraman who is still confused in the last episode. It can even be said that there is no such thing. Dekai next door was not confused in the last episode.

According to my idea, one episode tells the mentality of Acker and his human body, enabling them to complete their mental transformation, one episode tells about everyone's joint efforts to defeat the monster that makes people dream, and then the woman with the pirate eyepatch (I forgot her name) appears with despair and transforms into the final BOSS, exaggerating the sense of oppression, and then it is divided into one or two episodes according to needs to fight the final monster.

Even a non-professional like me knows this kind of formulaic ending which is so simple that it cannot be simpler. What on earth is the screenwriter of Aker doing!!!

However, Aker combined all of them into one episode? How can this be good? Even if he performed exceptionally well, it would be impossible to tell a good story, especially since he did not perform exceptionally well.

I would like to talk about the point that impressed me the most, which was the final transformation of Ake's human body. The scene was a bit similar to Orb's running transformation. It should have been exciting at this time, with some performance space and pictures. However, the moment the passionate transformation appeared, it was completely defeated without any twists and turns.

Damn it, as a special effects fan who has watched all the Ultraman movies, my brain froze at that moment. I have never seen such a twist.

The final BOSS battle did not feel oppressive at all. Even the Hades General with insufficient cashability did not feel oppressive at all. This was the most lame and unfeatured BOSS I have ever seen. I didn’t even know if the nameless monster I fought at the end counted as a BOSS, and then it was over.

It's outrageous, right? After watching Ake, I didn't remember the name of the final BOSS. The main problem is that it appeared in the last episode, in the last third of the progress bar.

Well, I just searched it, and its name is Dark Universe Warrior Su Yide (Starman Form). This name is obviously perfunctory. Su Yide is the woman with an eye patch whose name I forgot I mentioned above.

The female villain’s acting skills are good and her expression is sufficient, but the script of Ya Ke itself is really not good.

After talking about the few complaints in my mind, let me talk about Aker's overall performance. My overall evaluation is that some of the unit dramas are really good, but as a whole, it is not good at all.

The episode about Star Coin explains the economic system in an entertaining and educational way, and there are also imaginative battles. This episode ranks in the top ten in my mind. It's really great and I highly recommend it.

The portrayal before Blaze's return was also very good. The portrayal of Killian in several episodes and even his final exit made me look forward to Blaze's return.

However, when they really returned, they were so excited that even Blaze was cut into a parallel world isomorph. I really want to ask them what they were thinking. Did they have a brain cramp?

Even if I have a brain cramp, I can't write something like this. When I write Ultraman fan fiction, I at least follow the formula. When they don't know how to shoot or write, can't they be a little more formulaic?

Oh, by the way, I also want to complain about Yake's lighting problem. No matter what his purpose was, the super strong light from the window of the SKIP base in Xingyuan City really tortured me for a long time.

In summary, I give Aker three stars (out of five). I still say that it is not good overall, but some of the unit dramas are really excellent, and the content of the first half is also pretty good. If you are interested, you can still go and watch Aker.

The next Ultraman may be released this year (a certain entry on a certain website shows that Omega Ultraman will have a drama this year and a theatrical version next year). Omega Ultraman, I heard that the guy who can only shoot action scenes will be the chief director. The despair and speechlessness can be seen at a glance.

If you ask me whether I will watch Ultraman in the future, my answer is definitely yes. I still remember the scene when I was a child secretly watching Tiga and Ace at home. The memory adds extra points to him.

Of course, another reason why I watch Ultraman is that Ultraman has good output. Zeta and Blaze are really quite good, and the other relatively mediocre ones also have their good points.

On the other hand, the recent knights in the Knight Shed next door are somewhat abstract and difficult to watch, and Arctic Fox even trampled on the spiritual core of Kamen Rider. That purple bull, he actually had a good ending, he actually had a good ending, I am really speechless.

I won’t say any more, I’m done complaining and I’m going to write the main text. I hope all my dear readers will have a smooth life, everything goes well, and you will make great progress in both your studies and career, and everything will go well.

As for correcting the plot of Ya Ke, forget about it for this book. We’ll see how it goes in the next one.

Finally, if Omega performs like this, I will start a new book similar to this one, connecting Blaze, Acher, and Omega together and write a new book.