You could say that Ultraman really existed. He just wasn't the same as the Ultraman on Earth.
Of course, he wasn't as powerful as the Ultraman on TV, either. The Ultraman race in this world was simply a powerful species in the universe.
But no matter what, Ultraman really did exist.
In the past, Fury hadn't thought much of it. He'd assumed it was a coincidence—that Tsuburaya had somehow gotten information about Ultraman and then turned it into a TV show.
But after chakra, a supernatural power, appeared, Fury's thoughts had changed without him even realizing it.
Could everything in these anime actually exist? Stand users, Gundam, Saint Seiya, Gurren Lagann, Magnetic Rotation, Bleach, One Piece, Devil Fruits... Could all of these things be real? And just like the chakra in Naruto, could their powers work the way they do in the anime? What exactly is the truth about this world?
It wasn't strange for Fury to think this way. After all, the gods from mythology really existed in their world. As the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., he hadn't seen much of them, but he knew a little. If those myths were real, what made him think that Magnetic Rotation, Saint Seiya, or Stand users didn't exist?
Was it because those things had been thought up by modern people rather than people in ancient times?
He had to remember that chakra really existed, and so did Ultraman. With two living examples right in front of him, how could Fury not speculate? How could he not believe it?
After all, just because you hadn't seen something didn't mean it didn't exist!
Most people on Earth had never seen a real Ultraman. Did that mean Ultraman didn't exist? They were out there on Planet M78, maintaining peace in the universe. How could that