Sfeier, who was adsorbed on Romulus III on Pluto, landed in Liujiashan with the third hangar of kulakov NF3. The Naiomachi Sima energy in the hangar merged with the nearby rocks and became a combined monster. It seems that its characteristics are somewhat tilted forward. It uses space distortion as a means of defense. By using this subspace called Baria, it can defend against the hurricane song of the impaled Yigulu, the flashing light of Dana, and the light of Sorujian, not to mention the sound waves of Leibrium and the offensive variants, and even the electromagnetic network of the impaled Yigulu can bounce off automatically. The destructive electromagnetic waves emitted from itself, if concentrated, will be even more powerful than Bisruggiant's light, and it can suddenly attack, which is how the battle with Dana was won. In addition, it has two sharp claws, which can dig at high speed underground. In the initial battle with Daina, even close combat was an overwhelming victory. What's more, after using the subspace Baria to defend the sound waves of Leibrium, the attack variant and the light of Sorujian, Daina, who was exhausted in energy and could not get up again, was completely beaten by a sudden attack. Since then, when it appeared near Tennoja in Osaka City, it continuously launched destructive electromagnetic wave attacks, injuring Aska, who lost the ability to restart. After that, it was hit in the back by monster catchers Horai and Nakajima in Tsutenkaku, and it escaped again. Because the subspace Baria it emits is composed of the above-mentioned energy of Naiomachi Sima, which is integrated into it, it is destroyed after being irradiated by the energy of anti-Naiomachi Sima. When it appeared for the third time near the southern port area of Osaka, it destroyed the subspace Baria by the above-mentioned method, and then it was attacked by the ground forces of TPC (United Organization for Peace on Earth). Although it seemed that it was knocked down, it was an empty shell that it shed to escape the attack of TPC, and its ontology had fled underground and evolved into a new Gio beast.
well, I think naming names is a great thing, but there is no guarantee of accuracy.
what is this? Game or animation? I'm sorry I haven't read it, otherwise the translation will be more in place ...
This is something in general, please refer to it.
It's really dizzy that the translator upstairs translated well, but he kept so many pseudonyms ...
Although this is also the requirement of the questioner, who can recognize it as a person who has never studied Japanese ...
I think at least writing a transliteration is worth the reward of 2 points, right?