I became a giant of light

Character introduction: Sabo, a member of the Space Pirates.

Ability, all magic, all magic except time! Master the magic of micro time.

The degree of control, the degree of control over magic except time is MAX+, touching the threshold of mastering all magic rules.

Specific performance: attack, defense, speed, strength, assistance, soul, no shortcomings.

Performance skill, summon meteorite, damage: range value (I am too lazy to set it, after all, it is just a test shot, a random attack, not serious at all.)

Performance skills, control of various elements, enemies that are not taken seriously, so it is equivalent to his normal attack.

Shield of Earth: It is a small skill of Sabo, which can withstand damage that requires three times the destructive power of Ultraman's ultimate move.

As for the magic of controlling others, it is to make a normal person extremely evil, let the dark personality dominate the body, and let one's own will and the other person's personality control the body together, with one's own will being the dominant one.

The protagonist's heart has become extremely dark, so he can ignore it.

Sabo's partner is a life form that can devour the rules of the world and control the rules. As long as there is enough time, after completely devouring an entire planet, he can become a true god on this planet and control all the rules at will.

Sabo studies magic and leads to rules, while it devours the rules and masters the rules. The two complement each other, which is somewhat similar to the combination of Fuka and Chong'en.

If nothing unexpected happens, the next monster should be the Devourer of Worlds.

After writing the last chapter, there was no more urging for more chapters. I think readers will object to this.

The masked Etarga was kicked to death with one kick. At first, I remembered it wrong. I remembered that Zero came out of the time and space hole, and Leo gave a flying kick, which created an explosion and kicked out his famous sword.

I just searched it again and found that it was the entire ultimate armor that was shot out and broke the mask and the famous sword into pieces.

It is very vague and idealistic to know how much harm is involved here.

Logically speaking, it is equivalent to about twice the ultimate move of an ordinary Ultraman. Judging from the scene where Etarga knocks down Gauss with ease despite the furious Gauss's ultimate move, Gauss's ultimate move at this time must have at least the destructive power of two normal Ultraman ultimate moves, right?

Even with this, Etarga was able to defeat Gaoss while flying, which shows that this ultimate move is not very stressful for Etarga. It is just like the visual effect of being hit by a few ordinary Ultraman energy bombs. It causes some damage, but it doesn't matter.

In other words, if you want to really shoot Etargar to pieces, you need to use at least four times the power of Normal Ao's ultimate move to put pressure on Etargar. Five or six times will probably cause serious damage, and seven or eight times will completely crush it!

In this case, the protagonist only has seven times the power of his normal Arcane ultimate skill, so it's a bit exaggerated to shoot the mask apart as well.

The protagonist at this moment has countless skills, but some of them require the body, energy or other conditions to be met before they can be used. After all, he has integrated all of Noah's skills, and has experienced countless planets and civilizations, as well as countless adventures during countless years of wandering. If he were a normal time traveler, he would have developed countless skills, right?

At least the attack, defense, speed, strength, auxiliary space, etc. are not cheats, and almost no shortcomings are necessary! In order to prevent the combat power from collapsing, the power of time is excluded.

Otherwise, if you master the power of time, you can stop time, then go up and beat them up, and their fighting power will collapse, and there will be nothing to write.

Because the behemoths have merged with Fuka's cells and have certain energy-absorbing properties, all their light skills and energy skills will be weakened.

For example, a normal Golzaan would use a big move at the beginning of the battle to severely injure the opponent, and then use another big move to destroy the opponent! In other words, two big moves of a normal Ao can destroy a Golzaan.

If it is replaced with a behemoth, it will take four big moves to kill a behemoth with a relatively poor fusion. After all, the behemoth absorbs part of the energy, which can speed up its recovery and enhance its resistance, etc. So although the light can kill it, it is a waste of energy. Although the protagonist has a lot of energy, it is not used in this way, so the best way is physical skills!

Therefore, in this book, even though the protagonist has countless skills, he cannot use energy skills and can only use physical skills! That's why it's like this.

Let's get back to the point. It is precisely because the protagonist has countless skills that he uses them to deal with the enemies he values, such as the acceleration of the wings, the acceleration of the turbine, and the acceleration of the engine. The power generated by each added acceleration is equivalent to a Leo flying kick, or the ultimate move of normal Nexus. The light arrow in front of the foot is the ultimate move of the blue Nexus, and the drill on the toe is also condensed from the ultimate move of a normal Nexus. After all, the ultimate move is just a change of shape, which is not difficult.

Moreover, the main damage of the Blue Nexus's Spinning Crushing Kick is the twisting and tearing force caused by the rotation, and the impact is secondary. As long as this move is used during Leo's Flying Kick, isn't it equivalent to the fusion of the two? Therefore, the toes wrapped in flames behind the drill are a manifestation of the power of Leo's Flying Kick.

Although the protagonist has integrated the skills of Noah and the future protagonist, and does not have Leo's flying kick, the future protagonist will also wander in various Ultraman planes, so it is not excessive to learn a skill there. Even if he has not learned any skills, it is not difficult for him to develop a flying kick with the same power in so many tens of thousands of years. So if you add all of them together, it is not excessive to have a flying kick that is seven or eight times more powerful than a normal Ultraman ultimate move!

Now we have analyzed it clearly. Since Normal Ultraman's seven or eight times ultimate move cannot kill Etarga in seconds and can only break the mask, then how powerful is Zero's ultimate armor shot?

He broke the mask, which means that the power is seven or eight times greater. In other words, the ultimate move of Gauss in his strongest form can be used by Etarga as a gust of wind. The power of the ultimate armor shooting is at least four or five times greater than the ultimate move of Gauss in his strongest form!

Even a strong enemy like Etarga, if he didn't have a mask, Cero could kill it in one move. So I feel that most of the monsters Cero encounters are just minions to Cero. Just one shot with the Ultimate Armor, done, done! There is no need to fight for so long at the beginning.

But in fact, it is not like this. The combat power has collapsed, so we can only say that the power of the ultimate armor shooting has never deviated from the range of the normal Ao's ultimate move. It must have its particularity to defeat Etarga!

The ultimate armor comes from Noah, and it is definitely impossible for him to be given an item that contains pure legendary power. Otherwise, it would be equivalent to a legendary attack, and any opponent would be killed instantly.

So the only explanation is that the ultimate armor contains a trace of the power of a legendary strong man, which can instantly remove the mask of Etarga!

This doesn't make sense. It took two full legendary power bursts from Noah's ray to blow up Zaki. The strength comparison between the two is that Noah is 100% stronger and Zaki is about 80%, so Zaki has been suppressed in front of Noah, but he has a certain ability to resist.

So the question is, since Zagi is about 80% legendary level, then it wouldn't be too much for Hongna, who has exchanged a few moves with Zagi, to have 10% or 20%?

The ultimate armor with a trace of legendary power can even shoot and blast Aitargar's famous sword, so there is no reason why the red Nexus can't defeat it?

Therefore, the damage of the Ultimate Armor's shooting is a range value. If you say it is strong, it is strong. If you say it is weak, it is weak. This is very subjective!

Then let’s talk about the real death of Etarga. It was the bracelet that contained a small part of the power of the Ultra Brothers, plus the combination of Galaxy and Victory, which was double the normal Ultraman’s ultimate move, plus a trace of the power of the Ultra Brothers.

After all, it is impossible to stuff the whole of Taro into the bracelet, right? It can only be said that Taro input a part of his own power into it, and this power cannot be too much! It is probably about 10% to 20% of Taro's power! It is the same as the card that borrows power when Orb transforms. It is not the full power, but a card that has a small part of the opponent's power! So it is borrowing power!

If you think about it in a broader sense, half of the power has been input into the bracelet!

There are seven Ultra Brothers! Two fifty percent is a standard Ultraman move, which is three hundred and fifty, four complete normal Ultraman moves, plus... I just watched the commentary again, there are ten people in total, so I have a five-fold normal Ultraman move! In this way, the seven or eight times flying kick of the protagonist can kill Etarga in seconds.

I'll just stop here. It's time. At worst, I can make a patch later to enhance the protagonist's future skills in the memory time and space. That would be reasonable and I wouldn't have to waste so many brain cells thinking about it.