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What exactly are you talking about?
Ultras face humans.
Not often, but that's because Ultraman almost always takes place in a world where humanity has united together for the greater good. Even then, though...
Nexus's most important villains, outside of Zagi, were all humans given power or altered in some fashion. The moral debate about killing them wasn't because they were human, but rather because of who they were.
And hell, if you want to look further back, why not just go back to Ultraman and UltraSeven?
Ultraman had Jamilla, an astronaut who got mutated and decided to get revenge. While no one was HAPPY, and Ide just about quit, Ultraman still put him down like any other threat, though respects were paid in the end.
And in UltraSeven, while most of the human villains were mind controlled into their service, not all of them were. The ones that were not, one notable one in particular, were killed like the rest of the threats.
Then you have the aliens that, by all rights, are only alien because they have superior technology.....which NEVER stops Seven from killing them.
Really, any good Ultra show should show...no matter the shades of gray, and there are many, if a human sinks to the level of a monster, they shall die like them.
Not a subject that gets brought up often, but it is addressed.
Ultras face humans.
Not often, but that's because Ultraman almost always takes place in a world where humanity has united together for the greater good. Even then, though...
Nexus's most important villains, outside of Zagi, were all humans given power or altered in some fashion. The moral debate about killing them wasn't because they were human, but rather because of who they were.
And hell, if you want to look further back, why not just go back to Ultraman and UltraSeven?
Ultraman had Jamilla, an astronaut who got mutated and decided to get revenge. While no one was HAPPY, and Ide just about quit, Ultraman still put him down like any other threat, though respects were paid in the end.
And in UltraSeven, while most of the human villains were mind controlled into their service, not all of them were. The ones that were not, one notable one in particular, were killed like the rest of the threats.
Then you have the aliens that, by all rights, are only alien because they have superior technology.....which NEVER stops Seven from killing them.
Really, any good Ultra show should show...no matter the shades of gray, and there are many, if a human sinks to the level of a monster, they shall die like them.
Not a subject that gets brought up often, but it is addressed.
