Gen-Leo Ootori appears before Ultraman Mebius Mirai, who was defeated by the Reflect Alien. Although he speaks harsh words to Mirai and the GUYS members, he also preaches the importance of being prepared to protect the Earth and gives Mebius some hints on the techniques he should master before leaving. Will they be able to defeat the Reflect Alien...?! (At the very end, Gen shows a gentle and kind smile.) "Your battle is one that you must win! How dare you call yourself Ultraman without even realizing that." "What is that face? What are those eyes, those tears? Can your tears save the Earth?" "A man always fights, he fights with himself." "Even if he loses once, he always defeats him the next time." "So that means he's been through many battles." "(After being separated from his precious MAC comrades and friends, as well as Dan) I'm sure Leo even turned his loneliness into strength and fought. It is because he protected it with such resolve that he can confidently call someone else's planet his home." The big difference between Gen and Mirai's positions is that only Dan knew that he was Ultraman, while everyone in GUYS knew about it for Mirai. Leo was alone when he came to Earth, separated from his brother Astra, whereas Mebius revealed his true identity halfway through and cooperated with the GUYS members in many cases. Making the most of the difference in their circumstances, the story shows the utmost respect for Gen and Leo, which is very heartwarming. And I think that his background as a martial artist, something that the other Ultra Brothers don't have, created the "development that would please a hot-blooded fool" that Marina mentioned. It is actually very difficult to rematch and win against an opponent you have already lost to. Interestingly, the hint for the technique to defeat the Reflect Alien is also obtained from Ryu's actions, even if by chance, which I think is characteristic of Mebius. Looking back, in many of Gen's training sessions, Dan gave some kind of hint, regardless of the difficulty, and made it clear what to do, such as "spin against spin!" Gen told Mirai and the others in words, although he only gave them technical advice such as "relying on weapons will create openings," but he did not give them any specific strategies. It was Teppei who understood Gen's intention and gave Mirai a clue to how to defeat him. Among the many harsh words that Gen said, the last word "you guys" (not shown in the video) was very meaningful. In particular, when he deliberately repeated it as "I think I can entrust my hometown to you, no, to you guys," one cannot help but feel a kind of warmth and encouragement for Mobius and the GUYS, who are the polar opposite of his own situation, which is always accompanied by a sense of loneliness. It is not at all contradictory to not rely on others or things and to cooperate with important friends to create infinite power, but it is a collective that can only exist with unwavering individual strength and determination. *The circumstances surrounding the appearance of the Reflect Alien are almost completely unsatisfactory, which makes it a little disappointing, but the content more than makes up for that. *Manatsu-san and Moritsugu-san's powerful and profound performances are incredible! At the end of the episode, Moritsugu is completely exhausted after using his Ultra Telekinesis, and the tension is conveyed through the screen, and the impact of the slap is so intense. And Igarashi's freshness is even more striking and impressive in contrast. #Ultraman Mebius #Episode34 #ManWithoutAHome #UltramanLeo #OhtoriGen #ManatsuRyu #UltraSeven #MoroboshiDan #Koji Moritsugu #HibinoMirai #HayatoIgarashi #DocumentMAC #KuroshioIsland #L77Planet #ultramanleo #OtoriGen #OhtoriGen #ManatsuRyu #ultramanmebius #episode34 #HibinoMirai #IgarashiShunji #ultraseven #MoroboshiDan #MoritsuguKoji