After half a year of companionship, "Ultraman Blazer" is finally over, and you can start sprinkling flowers! For the finale, there was also a heated discussion on the Internet.
Some people think that this ending is unsatisfactory, although it does not reach the quality of Shenhui, but there is basically no big problem with the logic, the main problem is that the plot is too rushed, and the plot that can obviously be divided into two words is all crammed into one word, the pace is too fast, but the flaws are not hidden, and it is a reasonable ending on the whole.
Others believe that this ending is a bit unfinished, because for the main line of V99, the filling of the hole is a bit perfunctory, and the V99 spacecraft have already flashed to the earth, and the result is persuaded by the word "future" conveyed by Asgaron, and the tension that has been laid in front for so long suddenly disappears, which is too hasty.
Personally, this ending is really not brilliant, it can only be said that it is logically past, but it is almost meaningless in terms of emotional advancement and appeal, and it is still slightly inferior to Zeta's finale. If I have to give a score, I give 70 points in this finale, which is at the passing level.
In fact, looking back at the main line of the whole show, it is actually very simple, that is, a group of aliens codenamed V99 drove a spaceship to a planet called the Star of Light to travel, passing by the earth on the way, wanting to have a friendly exchange with humans, who knew that humans regarded them as invaders and knocked down their spaceships.
Humans also obtained V99's technology through the wreckage of the spaceship, creating wormholes and Asgalon, so it seems reasonable that Asgalon became the only existence that can communicate with V99 in the finale.
V99 may have observed the wormholes and mecha created by humans, and feared that humans would invade them through wormholes, so they sent the cosmic monsters Bazanga, Gabaruga and Valaron to attack the Earth successively, which can be said to be a misunderstanding caused by the misjudgment of the other party in the case of poor communication.
is such an interstellar misunderstanding that connects the main line of the whole play, it is such a simple story, in fact, it can be told in a theatrical version, so I think that Blazer's whole drama is actually not a plot mode with a strong main line, but more inclined to a unit drama-based model.
The previously anticipated tribute to the Gaia finale can't be said to be no, the tribute is a tribute, that is, the tribute is less than ten seconds, which I didn't expect. Who would have thought that the bomb under the Vallalongbu would be disarmed in the way of becoming food for the monsters of the earth, and this wave can be said to be a victory for foodies!
I think the biggest regret is the portrayal of V99, there is almost no portrayal, we still don't know anything about them, and in the end, it was clear that V99's army had teleported over the earth, and it ended up being withdrawn after less than five minutes, which is somewhat disappointing.
Even a symbolic attack on the Earth or a drop of some valalon around the world is more acceptable than doing nothing, and doing nothing and running empty is a bit counterintuitive.
Of course, many viewers will say that this is a matter of length, there is not enough time, and they can only compress some of the plot as much as possible, so it seems a bit rushed, which is of course a reason, but I think this reflects the main screenwriter's story structure ability, in fact, some of the previous episodes can also start to fill in the pits, and there is no need to leave all the pits to the finale to fill them.
In fact, the finale did not fill in all the holes, and we still don't know where V99 is sacred, nor what the origin of Ultraman Blazer is, and it is not clear whether everyone in the defense team has discovered the secret that the captain is Blazer.
Speaking of the fact that the captain is Blazer, in fact, I have always felt that there is one thing that this show does not handle very well, that is, it completely avoids the possibility that the captain suddenly withdraws and transforms into Ultraman in the process of directing the battle, which may cause suspicion of identity.
It seems that none of the transformations in the whole play have aroused the suspicion of the team members, unless the team members have long known that the captain is Ultraman, so they all know that they are acting with the captain, otherwise it is too illogical.
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