Mozi's two major collaborations are compared; I bought the Golden Scorpio Ultraman, is it worth the rush? (Ultraman Episode 1)

In terms of modeling, Saint Seiya undoubtedly wins. With its red trail and golden glitter, Ultraman is basically just a red model moving around. Its posture and movement are all modeled after the original work. It's said to be extremely faithful to the original, so how could true fans miss it? The Scorpio Gold Saint Seiya does have a floating feature. If we don't play the nostalgia card and have a specific discussion, the latter will definitely leave a better impression first.

Johnson: Scorpio wins.

The core skill was supposed to be the second skill, the Thunder Cannon, but the designers ultimately decided to focus on the powerful basic attack. Ultraman first slashes and then fires a light beam, while Scorpio delivers a spinning kick followed by a poison needle. One uses punches, the other kicks; visually, which is more outstanding? After the powerful basic attack, a shield is generated, making Ultraman appear to blow out five-colored bubbles and release a rainbow light. Scorpio summons a nebula sphere, and a magic circle appears beneath his feet, surrounded by a red halo. It's intuitive and clear. After hearing so many adjectives, it's clear that Saint Seiya is full of sincerity. Without the protective shield of nostalgia, Ultraman seems to lack some characteristics. There aren't many elements, but it's understated yet luxurious, and the visuals aren't cluttered or disordered. Whether fighting in groups or solo, it's a long and arduous battle. The visuals are comfortable and don't easily become tiring, depending on how the player weighs the pros and cons. There's no right or wrong answer.

Both Ultraman and Ultraman have their merits. After Mozi moves, he generates a shield. Many people say that Ultraman's shield is mediocre. The movement splits into a shadow, and the flying kick in the air has a simple style, as if it is a speed enhancement. True fans love its ultimate reproduction. You can say that it is plain and unremarkable. As a rare legendary item, the color change in the air is in line with the quality characteristics. Friends who have watched Japanese anime will definitely like this bonus.

From a casual player's perspective, this setting isn't particularly noticeable, and it's even less apparent unless discussed. The color scheme might deter some players, as its nostalgia can't match the grandeur of a legendary card. After dashing forward, it tears open a huge space, after which a phantom of Scorpio appears. The dash animation isn't long, but the outline of Scorpio is clearly visible, along with various details. A single powerful attack, a simple action, showcases several different scenes. Analyzing it based solely on this, without even considering the gameplay, one would think that the Golden Scorpio, for a legendary card, receives such treatment, which is quite a bargain.

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