In "Teliga Ultraman", Round Valley arranges for Diga Ultraman to appear, and he and Terrija team up against the Kirierods, presumably everyone still remembers it. So is the Diga who appears here his Buddha-figure? In fact, round valley's arrangement is already very suspicious.
According to common sense, Diga really shouldn't appear in Ultraman, for the simple reason that Round Valley called the new generation of Diga is modeled after Diga Ultraman. And many of the settings on him are the same as Digha's, so it's really awkward to let the two of them meet together. More importantly, these two people are not in the same world, and Diga Ultraman will not cross, how should the two of them meet? However, I didn't expect that Round Valley actually let them join forces to fight, using the character of Shizuma Mitsukuni.
About this character, round valley's setting is very interesting, he actually crossed from the world of Diga Ultraman, and he is also a cosmic person, but what is his daughter? Did it also cross over? In fact, careful netizens have long found that this quiet light country is indeed not simple, he once said that he had seen Diga Ultraman, and as a result, round valley really let him summon Digha at a critical moment. Triga Ultraman can't defeat the Kirierode, in fact, the purpose is to invite Diga Ultraman in, and the two of them join forces to fight, and finally successfully defeat the classic villain.
But have you ever wondered if the Diga Ultraman who appears here is his Buddha-figure? In fact, when "Diga Ultraman" was broadcast that year, everyone was also arguing about this issue. Later, it turned out that what appeared in the play was indeed not a Diga Buddha-figure, for the simplest reason, he was completely controlled by the human body and had no ideological consciousness of his own. Round Valley also explains this, because the consciousness of the ultra-ancient Diga left the earth and turned into light. When the human who inherited the giant's genes turned into light, although the Diga stone statue was resurrected, this Diga was completely different from the previous one.
But let's look at diga in "Ultraman" and his situation seems to be something special, right? Although Shizune Mitsukoku summoned him, he was not a human form of Diga Ultraman, so this Diga Ultraman should have his own consciousness. If so, he may really be a Diga Ultraman Buddha-figure, do you say? In fact, diga Ultraman's Buddha-figure appeared very few times in the play, and it seemed that it appeared once in the theatrical version of "Ancient Revived Giants" at that time.
There is also another question, which is also the focus of debate among netizens, that is, who is stronger than the Buddha-figure of Diga Ultraman and the Diga who is used by the human body? Anyway, I always feel that the strength is the same.