Why Doesn't a Jeep Count as a Mecha, by Common Sense?

"It's fine. Short timeframes have their own training methods too."

Finality Na revealed a slightly sinister expression, then called out to the Kianas who had just been discussing things with her:

"Hey, everyone, the stuff's ready, right?" grinning

"All set!" (???????)

Outside, Ultraman Na and Doctor Na gave Finality Na a thumbs-up.

"Hmm... why do I suddenly have a bad feeling about this?" (???????)

Although Ultraman Na and Doctor Na both wore bright smiles, Kiana suddenly shuddered for some reason, a prickling unease rising in her heart.

"Oh, don't worry. This is an incredibly powerful training method I inherited from a senior—simple, fast, and effective! That senior even trained our strongest fighting king with this method! So relax." smiling awkwardly

Ultraman Na's smile became even brighter. There was an old saying in her world.

Light is a bond—strangle one to death, ah... no, no, that's wrong!

It should be: Light is a bond, and the jeep is Heritage!

A jeep would fairly allow every Ultraman warrior to join the big Ultraman family with a smile on their face.

If they did not smile, then after joining their loving family, they would not be able to help bursting into hearty laughter.

And no matter how shy or withdrawn a warrior was, after joining them, they would become incredibly enthusiastic about adding new members to their loving family.

Whenever they saw newcomers join them and become family, every Ultraman warrior would reveal happy, excited smiles.

Although Kiana could not join their big family, that was fine. Ultraman Na did not mind letting Kiana temporarily experience the warmth and enthusiasm of their family.

Unfortunately, there was no jeep here, and Kiana Pillar seemed to have drunk fake Gasoline. She was already sprawled over the table, asleep.

But that was fine. Even without a