Most of time he disperse into light particles due to tiredness. Over 18 episodes, he only really flew away 3 times, which is the episode with Ultraman Z, episode 9, and episode 18. Day 2, fight Metsu-Orga + Dark Trigger, defeats Orga, Metsu Orochi appeared instead, got defeated by Orochi and he have to prepare to fight Orochi for the next 20 hours (supposedly), which he too fought against both Carremera, Metsu Orochi, and Berserk Dark Trigger on that day. Day 1 night, fought with berserk Dark Trigger. Day 1 afternoon, train with Ribut, fought diavolo again.
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Day 1 Morning, fought Ultraman Orb’s Movie Monster, invaded by Diavolo. From episode 15 - 17, the time period between the episodes are only 3 days. In the recent episodes, he even have to handle a berserk dark trigger. Ever since episode 1, as far as I could remember, there has never been an episode where he only fought 1 enemies.
But what makes me respect him the most is how much he is willing to go in order to protect the smiles of everyone. Kengo wise, he was most definitely seen as a naive person that forces everyone to smile. Note: The rest are discussion about Kengo as a character, hence spoilers from past episodes have been brought up. Hence with that title, it’s a convenient way to use that concept instead of being called plagiarism. Plus, I believe that outside of advertisement purposes, the title of “New Generation Tiga” is most probably a way to finish up the regrets of not expanding the concept of Dark Giants in Ultraman Tigq movie. My apology on my lack of knowledge on that part), bringing joy to the children despite the tough times we are facing right now. I hope that Ultraman Trigger will become the “Ultraman Tiga” that has brought upon countless nostalgia to many children (I am not sure about the west, but it’s basically legendary in Asia.
Time has changed, and their target audience has now become the children of our current generation. Ultraman Trigger has always focused on a singular story instead of doing side quests most of the time. In contrast to Ultraman Tiga’s great episodes that are used to target Japan’s situation in 1990s. I actually really like Ultraman Trigger due to the continuous plot line and especially the character development of Kengo.
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