Key Plot Points and Events

• Ultraman discovers several locations on Earth where his super-hearing and super-vision fail, including Greece, the seabed, and a region in Germany.
• Axis realizes that the energy inside the armored people in Greece is Cosmo, which is causing his own Cosmo to awaken violently.
• Ultraman takes Axis and Grail to the Twelve Temples in Greece, where they find the temples under attack by Specters from Hades.
• Axis, Ultraman, and Grail encounter Aiolia, the Leo Gold Saint, and the Bronze Saints (Seiya, Shiryu, Hyoga, and Shun) at the Leo Temple.
• Ultraman and Grail engage with the Specters, while Axis tries to convince Aiolia that they are not enemies and have come to help Athena.

Character Developments

• Ultraman demonstrates his incredible strength and speed, easily overpowering the Specters.
• Aiolia shows his prowess as a Gold Saint, holding back the Specters until Ultraman's arrival.
• Axis reveals his godly aura, indicating his divine status.

Significant Themes

• The awakening of Cosmo and its potential dangers.
• The power of gods and their interactions with mortals.
• The struggle between Athena and Hades, represented by their respective followers.

Character Interactions

• Ultraman and Axis: Ultraman follows Axis's orders, showing respect for his leadership.
• Axis and Aiolia: Axis tries to convince Aiolia that they are not enemies, while Aiolia is initially hostile due to their sudden appearance and Ultraman's attack.
• Ultraman and the Specters: Ultraman easily overpowers the Specters, showcasing his immense strength.
• Grail and Aiolia: Grail uses her Omega Beams to stop Aiolia from interfering with Ultraman's attack, demonstrating her powerful and dangerous abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ultraman, a powerful alien from another universe, arrives at the Sanctuary, displaying immense physical strength and invulnerability.
• He easily defeats three revived Gold Saints (Camus, Shura, and Saga) with the help of Grail, a demigod from another universe.
• Axis, another entity from another universe, reveals that the Gold Saints' revival is temporary and tied to Athena's God Cloth.

Character Developments

• Ultraman: Proves his immense physical strength and durability, easily overpowering Gold Saints.
• Grail: Demonstrates her unique, powerful abilities, including the 'Omega Effect' that can erase existence.
• Saga: Reveals his spatial abilities and mental attack techniques, but is ultimately defeated and dies.
• Aiolia and Bronze Saints: Witness the battle and are shocked by Ultraman and Grail's power.

Significant Themes

• Power and Strength: Ultraman's physical prowess and Grail's unique abilities highlight the theme of power and its various forms.
• Otherworldly Elements: The appearance of characters from other universes (Ultraman, Grail, and Axis) emphasizes the theme of the unknown and the otherworldly.
• Secrets and Revelations: Axis's revelations about Athena's God Cloth and the Gold Saints' temporary revival emphasize the theme of secrets and their eventual exposure.

Character Interactions

• Ultraman and Grail: Work together to defeat the Gold Saints, showcasing their complementary abilities.
• Aiolia and Bronze Saints vs. Ultraman and Grail: The Saints are initially hostile but become more curious and uncertain about the newcomers' intentions.
• Saga and Axis: Engage in a battle of wits, with Saga trying to keep secrets while Axis reveals them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis arrives at Sanctuary, saving Saga, Camus, and Shura from Hades' death curse.
• Axis, Aiolia, and the injured Gold Saints head to Athena's palace.
• Along the way, they encounter Dohko, who reveals Albafica as the previous Pisces Gold Saint.
• Axis and Athena meet in her palace, and she agrees to help him awaken his divine Cosmos on the condition that he helps her kill Hades.

Character Developments

• Axis demonstrates his power and willingness to help the Saints, earning their trust and respect.
• Athena shows curiosity and willingness to help Axis, despite his unfamiliar origin.
• Aiolia remains protective of Athena and cautious towards Axis.
• Dohko shows respect towards Axis after he saves Shion.

Significant Themes

• Alliance and trust: Axis forms an alliance with Athena and the Saints, gaining their trust through his actions.
• Power and divine Cosmos: Axis's divine power runs rampant, and he seeks Athena's help to awaken his divine Cosmos.
• The cycle of life and death: Hades' death curse is counteracted by Axis's life Ki, and Athena agrees to help fully restore the Gold Saints' lives.

Character Interactions

• Axis and Athena: They meet for the first time and agree to help each other, forming an alliance.
• Axis and Aiolia: Aiolia is cautious of Axis but respects his power and willingness to help Athena.
• Axis and Dohko: Dohko shows respect towards Axis after he saves Shion and reveals information about the previous Holy War.
• Aiolia and Dohko: They exchange information and responsibilities regarding the defense of Sanctuary.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Athena senses Axis's divine power, which is at the level of a primordial god and on the verge of erupting.
• Athena explains the hierarchy of gods to Axis: third-class, second-class, first-class (chief gods), primordial gods, absolute gods, and super gods.
• Athena and Axis engage in a divine communion to awaken Axis's divine Cosmo, which involves a deep spiritual resonance and fusion of their minds and divine power.
• Meanwhile, three powerful Specters—Rhadamanthys, Aiakos, and Minos—arrive at the Sanctuary, aiming to capture Athena.
• Ultraman and the Bronze Saints face off against the Specters, with Ultraman demonstrating immense power by easily countering Rhadamanthys's attack.

Character Developments

• Axis learns about the hierarchy of gods and agrees to help Athena end the Holy War by killing Hades once his divine Cosmo awakens.
• Athena guides Axis's divine power, revealing her past and secrets to him during their divine communion.
• Ultraman shows incredible strength, effortlessly countering Rhadamanthys's attack and breaking Aiakos's illusionary assault.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics among gods and the concept of divine Cosmo.
• The risks and intimacy involved in divine communion.
• The ongoing Holy War and Athena's resolve to protect the earth.

Character Interactions

• Athena and Axis form a deep connection through their divine communion, with Athena guiding Axis's divine power and revealing her past to him.
• Ultraman and the Bronze Saints face off against the powerful Specters, showcasing their strength and teamwork.
• Athena's past experiences and emotions are revealed to Axis during their divine communion, highlighting her determination and the weight of her responsibilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Minos, an Underworld Judge, attempts to restrain Ultraman using Cosmic Marionation, but Ultraman breaks free with sheer brute force.
• Ultraman fights against the Three Judges, causing significant damage to the Leo Temple.
• The Specters attempt to break through the Bronze Saints' defense line but are held back.
• Axis awakens his Cosmo under Athena's guidance, unleashing a vast and powerful Divine Cosmo that affects the entire Sanctuary.
• The awakening of Axis's Cosmo causes the Gold Cloths to respond to him, and the Underworld forces are overwhelmed by his power.

Character Developments

• Ultraman demonstrates immense physical strength and resistance to magical attacks, easily breaking free from Minos's Cosmic Marionation.
• Athena guides Axis through awakening his Cosmo, expending a significant amount of her divine power in the process.
• Axis evolves into a powerful, primordial god-like being after awakening his Cosmo, gaining the ability to use God of Destruction energy and Ki from the Dragon Ball World to fuel his Divine Cosmo.
• The Underworld's Three Judges suffer significant injuries and are overwhelmed by Axis's power, realizing the futility of their current strategy.

Significant Themes

• The awakening of Cosmo and its connection to divine power and godhood.
• The vast and ancient power of a primordial god, and its impact on the world and its inhabitants.
• The struggle between the forces of the Underworld and the Sanctuary, and the potential turning point brought by Axis's awakening.

Character Interactions

• Ultraman and the Underworld's Three Judges engage in a brutal battle, with Ultraman demonstrating his immense strength and resistance to magical attacks.
• Athena guides Axis through awakening his Cosmo, with both of them experiencing the power and implications of his newfound abilities.
• The Underworld forces, including the Three Judges and the Specters, are overwhelmed by Axis's power and realize the need to reassess their strategy.
• The Bronze Saints defend the Leo Temple against the Specters, with their Cosmo burning at the level of Gold Saints despite their damaged Cloths.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Athena consumes a divine fruit, which allows her to evolve from a Level 1 God to a Primal God.
• Axis forges divine armor for himself using materials from various worlds and his own divine blood.
• Axis appears at the Sanctuary, wearing his new Divine Armor, and prepares to confront Hades.

Character Developments

• Athena: Absorbs the power of the divine fruit and begins evolving into a Primal God.
• Axis: Forges divine armor, becomes more powerful, and decides to confront Hades.

Significant Themes

• Evolution and growth: Athena's evolution represents her growth and increased power.
• Divine power and artifacts: The creation of Axis's Divine Armor highlights the importance of divine power and artifacts in this world.

Character Interactions

• Athena and Axis: Athena accepts the divine fruit from Axis, leading to her evolution.
• Axis and the Saints: Axis reassures the Saints that Athena is fine and will awaken soon.
• Axis and Hades: Axis prepares to confront Hades, the Underworld King.

Chapter Summary: “Persuading the Twin Gods; Hades, I Don't Need a Second Move to Kill You”

Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis announces that he will attack the Underworld alone rather than wait for Athena’s awakening or gather more allies. The Gold Saints worry that Hades, the Twin Gods, and other divine forces will overwhelm him.
• Axis dismisses their concerns, claiming that his current power—enhanced by divine Cosmo and Destruction God energy—places him above ordinary gods and makes Hades little threat.
• He opens a direct rift from Sanctuary to Elysium using the Destruction God’s Sword and travels through God Passage alone. The Saints remain behind under Dohko’s command to await Athena and Axis’s return.
• Axis arrives in Elysium, criticizes its supposed “paradise” as a private garden for the Underworld gods, and encounters Thanatos and Hypnos.
• Rather than immediately fighting them, Axis reveals that he has allied himself with Athena and claims that Hades’s assault on Sanctuary was an insult to his dignity. He offers the Twin Gods employment in his own Underworld, promising to elevate them from Level 2 gods to Level 1 gods.
• Thanatos and Hypnos quickly abandon Hades, explaining that Hades has repeatedly failed against Athena and treated them poorly. They also ask that their sister Nemesis be allowed to join Axis.
• Hades finally appears, enraged by Axis’s invasion, the Twin Gods’ betrayal, and Axis’s claim of association with Athena. His deathly authority causes Elysium to wither and collapse under his power.
• Axis confronts Hades directly. Despite Hades’s impressive divine aura, Axis overwhelms him effortlessly and destroys him with a single sword strike.
• The chapter ends with Axis sheathing his sword and declaring that he did not need a second move to kill Hades.

Character Developments

• Axis: Demonstrates extreme confidence and overwhelming power. He sees himself as superior to Hades and treats the confrontation as both a military victory and an opportunity to recruit useful divine officials. His pragmatic and domineering nature is evident in his willingness to intimidate, negotiate, and destroy without hesitation.
• Thanatos and Hypnos: Shift from arrogant servants of Hades to opportunistic defectors. Their loyalty is shown to be conditional, based on power, security, and prospects for advancement rather than devotion to Hades.
• Hades: Appears proud, furious, and deeply possessive of his authority. His anger intensifies when his servants betray him, but his confidence proves unjustified when Axis kills him instantly.
• Gold Saints: Their concern for Axis highlights their awareness of the danger posed by the gods, while their obedience to Dohko reinforces the Saints’ discipline and hierarchy.
• Grail and Ultraman: Serve as Axis’s available forces, though Axis refuses Ultraman’s offer to accompany him, emphasizing his belief that no assistance is necessary.

Significant Themes

• Overwhelming power and divine hierarchy: The chapter establishes Axis as operating on a level far beyond Hades and the traditional Olympian gods.
• Loyalty versus self-interest: Thanatos and Hypnos abandon Hades as soon as a stronger master offers better treatment and advancement, presenting allegiance as a practical transaction.
• Humiliation of established authority: Hades’s reputation as Underworld King is undermined by his repeated failures against Athena, his servants’ betrayal, and his inability to survive Axis’s first attack.
• Confidence bordering on arrogance: Axis’s certainty is portrayed as justified by his strength, but his taunts and dismissal of Hades also emphasize his contempt for weaker divine rulers.
• Political expansion: Axis is not merely defeating enemies; he is building an administration for his own Underworld by recruiting powerful figures from rival realms.
• False paradise: Elysium’s beauty is contrasted with its emptiness, damaged temples, and worship centered on the gods, suggesting that its heavenly image is artificial and exclusionary.

Important Character Interactions

• The Gold Saints attempt to persuade Axis to wait for Athena and prepare properly, but he dismisses their warnings.
• Dohko assumes command after Axis leaves, ordering everyone to remain in Sanctuary.
• Hypnos initially speaks cautiously to Axis, while Thanatos is forced to moderate his arrogance after sensing Axis’s power.
• Axis manipulates the Twin Gods by combining intimidation with promises of promotion and improved status.
• Hades condemns Thanatos and Hypnos as traitors, but they openly reject him and move to Axis’s side.
• Axis taunts Hades over his repeated defeats by Athena before killing him with one effortless strike.

Chapter Summary

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis kills Hades, the Lord of the Underworld, with a single sword strike, completely erasing both Hades and his indestructible God Cloth.
• Using Mazahs’ power, Axis absorbs Hades’ divine power of death. He gains control over life and death, including Hades’ ability to revive.
• Hades’ death causes Elysium and the entire Underworld to collapse because both realms were created and sustained by his divine will.
• Thanatos and Hypnos warn Axis that the Underworld, its judgment realms, and the Revenants within it will all be destroyed unless another powerful god replaces Hades as its foundation.
• Axis infuses the Underworld with his “Origin” cosmos and combines several forces—Destroyer energy, DC divine power, life energy, Chaos Starlight, and Hades’ remaining power—into a new power of chaotic creation.
• He repairs and transforms Elysium, sealing its abysses, rebuilding its landscape, creating new life, restoring its laws, and replacing Hades’ temple with a grand divine palace.
• The reconstructed Underworld becomes vastly larger, more prosperous, and more orderly than it was under Hades. Axis claims it as part of his own cosmic kingdom and intends to carry it with him when he leaves the universe.
• Axis appoints Thanatos and Hypnos as temporary rulers of Elysium and the newborn Underworld system. They are ordered to learn its new laws, guide the dead, and maintain order until they can join Axis in his main divine kingdom.
• While traveling through the God Passage, Axis senses a weak consciousness containing time power. He discovers Kairos, the God of Time and supposed younger brother of Supergod Chronos.
• Kairos reveals that Chronos stripped him of ninety-nine percent of his power and sealed him in the God Passage. He claims that Chronos cannot kill him because they are equals by nature, though Kairos’ current condition leaves Axis doubtful.
• Kairos offers Axis an alliance: if Axis frees him and helps him recover his power, Kairos promises to elevate Axis to the level of an Absolute God.

2. Character Developments

• Axis demonstrates overwhelming strength by effortlessly killing Hades and then using Hades’ power to create and rule a superior Underworld. His role shifts from conqueror to creator and administrator of divine realms.
• Axis becomes capable of controlling both life and death, making him even more versatile and reducing his dependence on external means such as Shenron for resurrection.
• His attitude toward power remains pragmatic and suspicious. Although intrigued by Kairos’ offer, Axis recognizes that Kairos is manipulative and cannot be trusted without question.
• Thanatos and Hypnos are deeply shaken by Hades’ destruction. Their fear turns into reverence and loyalty after witnessing Axis rebuild the Underworld. They fully accept him as their new master.
• Kairos is introduced as a desperate, weakened, and possibly unreliable god. He presents himself as Supergod’s equal brother, but Axis suspects that his claims may be exaggerated or false.
• Kairos’ desperation reveals his willingness to manipulate Axis by offering immense power in exchange for freedom.

3. Significant Themes

• Death as a form of power and life: Hades’ death power is portrayed as a force connected to resurrection and the continuation of life rather than simple destruction.
• Destruction and creation: Axis does not merely destroy Hades’ realm; he transforms its collapse into an opportunity to build a superior world.
• The transfer of divine authority: The Underworld’s survival depends on a new ruler replacing its former master, emphasizing that divine realms are extensions of their gods’ will.
• Power beyond conventional gods: Hades, once feared as a chief god, is reduced to an insignificant opponent before Axis, reinforcing the vast hierarchy between ordinary gods, Primordial Gods, Absolute Gods, and Supergods.
• Loyalty through fear and awe: Thanatos and Hypnos’ allegiance is strengthened not by affection but by their recognition of Axis’ overwhelming power and the benefits of serving him.
• Uncertainty and deception: Kairos’ claims about his identity and strength introduce questions about whether divine titles and legends accurately reflect reality.
• Control over fate and time: Kairos’ existence outside ordinary fate and Axis’ ability to perceive and challenge established timelines suggest that the story is moving toward conflicts involving time, destiny, and cosmic causality.

4. Character Interactions

• Thanatos and Hypnos react with horror to Hades’ death and warn Axis about the Underworld’s imminent destruction.
• Axis questions them about whether he can take control of the Underworld, then later entrusts them with ruling it on his behalf.
• The Twin Gods openly submit to Axis, addressing him as their lord and accepting his divine decree.
• Axis encounters Kairos in the God Passage and immediately identifies him as a possible connection to the greater mythology surrounding Supergod Chronos.
• Kairos is surprised that Axis knows his identity, since Chronos supposedly erased all traces of him.
• The two discuss Hades’ altered fate, the nature of Chronos’ betrayal, and Kairos’ stolen power.
• Kairos attempts to recruit Axis by promising him Absolute Godhood, while Axis remains interested but cautious about Kairos’ motives and credibility.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis rejects Kainos’s initial promises to help him become an Absolute God, viewing them as empty assurances. However, Axis secretly plans to exploit Kainos: he intends to help restore Kainos’s power and then kill him to absorb his time divine power through Mazahs’s ability.
• Kainos explains that Supergod, his brother, is immensely powerful but not truly omnipotent. Supergod lacks a physical body and can only act indirectly through his incarnation, Saturn, who possesses independent consciousness and does not always obey him.
• Kainos reveals the existence of Godslaying Power, a rare force capable of harming or killing Primordial Gods, Absolute Gods, and even Supergod. Ordinary gods cannot truly kill beings of those levels because they are equivalent to cosmic laws or can resurrect themselves.
• According to Kainos, Pegasus possesses the only known Godslaying Power. The power grows whenever Pegasus kills increasingly powerful gods. Athena’s Godslaying Dagger was created by extracting and refining a portion of Pegasus’s power.
• Kainos claims he once tried to use Pegasus during a previous Holy War but failed because Tenma would not cooperate. He now intends to cultivate Pegasus’s power until it becomes strong enough to threaten Supergod.
• To test Kainos’s knowledge, Axis asks about Athena’s future. Kainos predicts that every Athena is destined to be killed by Apsu, a peak Absolute God and the true creator of the universe. Axis knows this prediction aligns with events he has witnessed and decides to cooperate.
• Axis and Kainos plan to restore Kainos’s body and use future conflicts with Olympus—especially Apollo—as opportunities to strengthen Pegasus’s Godslaying Power.
• Axis gives Kainos a small amount of pure primordial divine power. This restores Kainos’s soul to roughly the level of a third-level god and gives him renewed hope of defeating Supergod.
• Returning to Athena’s temple, Axis discovers that Athena has completed her transformation into a Primordial God, surpassing Apollo and reaching Zeus’s level. She immediately recognizes Kainos and warns Axis that he is dangerous.
• Athena claims Kainos is a fraud and insists that Supergod has no brother. Axis, however, states that he has independently confirmed Kainos’s story and believes him to be Supergod’s true sibling.

Character Developments

• Axis: Becomes increasingly calculating and ambitious. He agrees to help Kainos while secretly intending to seize his time power once Kainos reaches sufficient strength. He also develops interest in acquiring Godslaying Power, seeing it as another potential weapon against higher gods.
• Kainos/Kairos: Reveals himself as a weakened God of Time who has been sealed and stripped of his power for countless ages. He manipulates Axis through promises of future supremacy but also provides credible information about Supergod, Pegasus, and Athena’s fate. His restoration to third-level god strength renews his confidence and revenge-driven determination.
• Athena: Completes her evolution into a Primordial God after emerging from the golden cocoon. She becomes vastly more powerful and authoritative, views Hades’s death as politically insignificant, and remains suspicious of Kainos.
• Supergod: Is characterized as extraordinarily powerful but imperfect, lacking a body and direct control over his incarnation. His vulnerability to Godslaying Power becomes a central strategic concern.
• Pegasus: Gains greater importance as the bearer of the only known Godslaying Power. His ability is revealed to be a cosmic weapon that grows through successive god-slaying victories.

Significant Themes

• Deception and hidden motives: Axis and Kainos both conceal their true intentions. Axis pretends to trust Kainos while planning to kill him, while Kainos uses promises and selective revelations to secure Axis’s help.
• Power and exploitation: Divine alliances are treated as transactions. Characters cooperate only when they can gain tangible power, abilities, or strategic advantage.
• Limits of gods: Even beings called gods can be incomplete, vulnerable, or dependent on special forces. Supergod’s lack of omnipotence and the need for Godslaying Power challenge the idea of absolute divinity.
• Fate versus change: Kainos claims Athena’s death is inevitable across all universes, but Axis’s arrival may create a new turning point, suggesting that destiny can potentially be altered.
• Cultivation through conflict: Godslaying Power grows by defeating increasingly powerful enemies, turning battles and divine wars into stages of development.

Important Character Interactions

• Axis and Kainos: Conduct a tense negotiation based on mutual suspicion. Axis questions Kainos’s claims, tests his knowledge, and ultimately agrees to help him while maintaining a secret plan to steal his time power.
• Kainos and Supergod: Their relationship is defined by betrayal, power theft, and revenge. Kainos seeks to regain his former strength and eventually kill his brother.
• Kainos and Pegasus: Kainos views Pegasus as an essential weapon rather than merely a mortal hero. His past failure came from Tenma’s refusal to cooperate.
• Axis and Athena: Axis returns to Athena’s temple and finds her transformed. Athena trusts Axis enough to question him directly but warns him against Kainos.
• Athena and Kainos: Their reunion is hostile and distrustful. Athena remembers Kainos from the previous Holy War and immediately challenges his identity and intentions.
• Axis and Athena: Their exchange establishes a conflict between Axis’s belief that Kainos is genuine and Athena’s conviction that he is a deceiver.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis reveals to Athena that Pegasus possesses the Godslaying Power, which can harm Supergods after killing multiple gods and Absolute Gods.
• Kairos, the God of Time, wants to use Ultraman's body, but Axis refuses, planning to clone a body for him instead.
• Athena reveals she can sense her counterparts in other universes and knows of a stronger version of herself with a powerful Pegasus, which Axis can target for the Godslaying Power.
• Axis decides to retrieve the Emperor and make Ultraman a god, planning to invade another universe to fight Athena's counterpart.

Character Developments

• Athena: Becomes more aware of her counterparts in other universes and her desire to become the true original Athena.
• Axis: Shows his pride and unwillingness to take Pegasus's Godslaying Power from Athena, revealing his intention to seek it in another universe.
• The Emperor: Struggles to control his violent Divine Power after arriving in this world, awaiting Axis's rescue.

Significant Themes

• Power and Ambition: Both Athena and Axis seek to increase their power and influence, with Athena wanting to become the true original Athena and Axis aiming to obtain the Godslaying Power.
• Multiversal Conflict: The chapter introduces the concept of Athena's counterparts in other universes and the possibility of a multiversal war.
• Divine Power and Cosmo: The characters' Divine Power and Cosmo are central to their abilities and growth, with Axis and the Emperor both needing to control and awaken their divine Cosmo.

Character Interactions

• Athena and Axis: They discuss their plans and goals, with Athena revealing her knowledge of her counterparts and Axis agreeing to help her.
• Axis and the Emperor: The Emperor expresses his dissatisfaction with Axis's actions but is relieved to see him. Axis plans to help the Emperor awaken his divine Cosmo.
• Kairos and Axis: Kairos wants to use Ultraman's body, but Axis refuses, planning to clone a body for him instead. They discuss their alliance and plans.

Chapter Summary: The Sun God Emperor Awakens

Key Plot Points

1. Axis brings the Emperor to Athena's temple — The Emperor is in a critical state: he possesses vast Divine Power but hasn't awakened his own Divine Cosmo, and his power is dangerously unstable, threatening either self-destruction or permanent self-sealing.
2. Awkward introductions — Axis explains his relationship with Athena to his father-in-law, revealing they've become spiritually bonded (effectively husband and wife). The Emperor accepts this gracefully, only hoping his daughter Kaisa and Athena can get along.
3. The Emperor's unique Cosmo awakening — Unlike Axis (cosmic singularity) or Athena (wisdom/war), the Emperor's Divine Cosmo forms as a massive Psykic matrix / sacred reactor composed of geometric golden runes, fueled by humanity's collective hope, faith, and will—a product of his unique heritage as humanity's protector and steward of the Grand Supreme Kai power.
4. Transformation complete — The Emperor's power evolves from its former cold, dark nature into a blazing, rational, sacred radiance. His strength immediately rivals that of a primordial god (equal to Athena), and he is identified as a sun god.
5. Apollo confronts them — Sensing the new sun god's power, Apollo arrives in his sun chariot, mistakenly believing Athena has revived Abel. He accuses Athena of betrayal and challenges the Emperor's right to solar authority.
6. Axis confronts Apollo — Axis angrily rebukes Apollo's arrogance, positioning the three of them (Axis, Athena, and the Emperor) against Olympus.

Character Developments

• The Emperor (Neos): Undergoes a remarkable power evolution, integrating his Grand Supreme Kai power, psychic abilities, and human faith into Divine Cosmo. His nature has shifted from cold/sacred to warm/blazing. He demonstrates humility, patience, and wisdom—accepting Axis's new relationship without judgment and adapting instantly to new power systems.
• Axis: Shows significant growth—where once Athena had to help him through intimate methods, he can now guide another primordial god's awakening with Athena's support. Becomes protective and assertive, confronting Apollo directly.
• Athena: Continues as Axis's ally and partner, contributing her Cosmo to the process and providing context about the sun gods (Apollo and Abel).
• Apollo: Introduced as an antagonist—proud, territorial, and unwilling to accept rivals to his divine authority.

Significant Themes

• Power through collective will: The Emperor's Cosmo is fundamentally different—rooted in human hope rather than personal divinity, making his light warmer and more compassionate than typical sun gods.
• Cross-universal power systems: Divine Cosmo proves adaptable, capable of integrating divine powers from different universes into a unified framework.
• New order forming: The alliance of Axis, Athena, and the Emperor now constitutes three primordial god-level beings—a power that should eclipse Olympus.
• Conflict foreshadowing: The stage is set for a confrontation between this new trinity and the Olympian gods, led by Apollo.

Character Interactions

• Axis ↔ Emperor: Mentorship dynamic; Axis guides his father-in-law through awakening. The Emperor's willpower proves remarkable—he comprehends Cosmo almost instantly.
• Emperor ↔ Athena: Polite, respectful first meeting. The Emperor recognizes her as a kind, humanity-protecting deity; he warmly accepts the relationship.
• Athena ↔ Axis: Cooperative teamwork; they work in perfect sync to assist the Emperor, showing their bond is strong.
• Emperor ↔ Apollo: Tension from the start. Apollo sees the Emperor as an intruder; the Emperor refuses to be intimidated, immediately asserting dominance.
• Axis ↔ Apollo: Direct confrontation; Axis positions himself as the Emperor's defender, warning Apollo against arrogance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis, a half-step absolute god, confronts Apollo, the half-step primordial Sun God of Olympus, and easily overpowers him.
• Apollo learns that Athena has found two powerful allies (Axis and Emperor) who are primordial gods, and that Athena is planning to marry one of them.
• Apollo leaves the Sanctuary after being humiliated by Axis, vowing to repay the humiliation one day.

Character Developments

• Apollo: Realizes the power disparity between himself and the primordial gods, experiences humiliation, and vows to grow stronger.
• Athena: Stands up to her brother Apollo and supports Axis, showing her affection for him.
• Axis: Demonstrates his power and authority, showing no mercy to those who disrespect him or his wife.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and respect for the strong.
• The consequences of arrogance and disrespect.
• The importance of humility and understanding one's place in the hierarchy of power.

Character Interactions

• Axis and Apollo: A power struggle between a half-step absolute god and a half-step primordial god, resulting in Apollo's humiliation.
• Athena and Apollo: Athena stands up to her brother Apollo, supporting Axis and showing her affection for him.
• Axis and Athena: Axis shows no mercy to those who disrespect him or his wife, demonstrating his love and protectiveness towards Athena.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ultraman, the Superman of Earth-3, is intrigued by Grail, daughter of Darkseid and the Amazons' god-chosen assassin, to bear descendants for the Power Clan.
• Grail is enraged by Ultraman's insolence and attacks him, leading to a fierce battle between the two.
• Axis, the God of Power, watches their fight and eventually intervenes, granting both Ultraman and Grail divine Cosmo and positions as gods.

Character Developments

• Ultraman: Becomes the God of Power, gains confidence, and displays brutal combat instincts. He is defeated by Grail but later granted divine Cosmo by Axis.
• Grail: Initially enraged and humiliated, she later accepts defeat and swears loyalty to Axis. She becomes the Omega Goddess after Axis grants her divine Cosmo and helps her control her Omega Force.

Significant Themes

• Power and Dominance: Both Ultraman and Grail are driven by their desire for power and dominance, reflecting their respective legacies (Kryptonian and New God).
• Loyalty and Submission: Both characters ultimately submit to Axis, seeking his power and guidance, highlighting the theme of loyalty and submission in the face of superior power.

Character Interactions

• Ultraman vs. Grail: Their battle showcases their respective powers and personalities, with Grail's Omega Force clashing against Ultraman's Kryptonian strength and divine Cosmo.
• Axis: He acts as a mentor and power broker, granting divine Cosmo to both characters and helping them control their powers. His intervention also highlights his superiority and authority.

Chapter Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis reflects on the power he has acquired in the DC universe. Omega Force and the Saint Seiya World’s Omega Cosmo are both multiversal in scale, while his own Destruction God Power has not yet reached that level.
• He rejects the idea of killing Grail to seize her Omega Force, both because of his personal principles as a Saiyan and because Omega Force is unstable and can be used to possess others.
• Axis prepares for a new campaign by resurrecting the Underworld Army. With the support of Ynnead, Hypnos, and Nemesis, he gains the Specters’ cooperation and mass-produces powerful Surplices using the Underworld Black Gem, Orichalcum, and stardust.
• Axis, Ultraman, Grail, and the Emperor each acquire or forge stronger armor. The Emperor creates his own God Cloth using local materials and his divine blood.
• Axis and the Emperor discuss the value and danger of Cosmo. Although Cosmo could greatly empower humanity, its destructive potential—particularly the planet-destroying abilities of Gold Saints—makes spreading it through the Warhammer universe too dangerous.
• Axis considers eventually restricting technological or supernatural development across an entire universe. He also notes that creating a universe might allow him to become an Absolute God, though he has not yet mastered the process.
• The Emperor pledges his full support for Axis’s upcoming operation, which may allow Axis to reach multiversal power. His primary task will be monitoring Kairos, the God of Time.
• Axis hopes to obtain Kairos’s time power to accelerate the growth of God Fruits and avoid waiting thousands of years for them to mature.
• After a month of preparation and using intelligence from Icarus, Axis travels with his allies to another Saint Seiya universe, set more than twenty years after its Holy War.
• In this universe, Athena previously lost a war against Mars, who was secretly controlled by Apsu, the God of Darkness. A new generation of Saints later reclaimed the Twelve Temples, awakened the older Saints, and saw Seiya defeat an Absolute God while wearing the Sagittarius Gold Cloth.
• Athena is stunned by the account, considering it nearly impossible for a Saint—even one with the Eighth Sense and a God Cloth—to defeat an Absolute God.
• Axis plans to target this universe’s Pegasus Saint instead of cultivating one himself. Kairos is uneasy about the plan but remains involved because he needs Axis’s divine power.
• Athena proposes disguising herself as the alternate universe’s Athena, who supposedly lost to Axis and became his Underworld Queen. Axis will pose as himself in the role of an Underworld King, supported by his resurrected and newly created Specters.
• Athena secretly suggests that their operation could eventually allow Axis to kill Apsu and seize his Absolute God Power. She argues that Apsu likely survived his apparent defeat and was merely weakened at the time.

Character Developments

• Axis becomes increasingly strategic and cautious about the consequences of granting dangerous powers to ordinary beings. He is also actively pursuing a path toward multiversal-level existence.
• The Emperor demonstrates a broader, more godlike perspective. He recognizes that empowering humanity is not always beneficial and commits himself to helping Axis succeed.
• Athena takes a more active strategic role, using her intelligence to design their invasion plan and proposing a convincing false identity for herself.
• Ultraman remains cooperative and is willing to wait for a more suitable goddess rather than pursuing Grail.
• Grail remains eager to prove herself and wants to test her God Cosmo against Ultraman after her earlier defeat.
• Kairos is revealed to be both useful and potentially dangerous. He has reservations about Axis’s plan and may be hiding information, making him the operation’s greatest uncertainty.
• The Emperor and Axis continue to develop a close father-in-law and son-in-law relationship based on mutual loyalty and indebtedness.

Significant Themes

• Power and responsibility: The chapter emphasizes that giving mortals planet-destroying abilities could destabilize an entire universe.
• Growth beyond humanity’s perspective: The Emperor begins to think like a cosmic god rather than merely humanity’s protector.
• Strategic manipulation: Axis and Athena plan to conquer the new universe by adopting false identities and exploiting its political and divine conflicts.
• The dangers of overwhelming power: Omega Force, Cosmo, time manipulation, and Absolute God Power all carry risks beyond their obvious benefits.
• Multiversal ambition: Axis’s actions are increasingly focused on acquiring enough power to transcend the limits of a single universe.
• The persistence of divine beings: The discussion of Apsu suggests that beings at the Absolute God level are extremely difficult to truly kill.

Character Interactions

• Axis tells Ultraman to abandon his pursuit of Grail, promising to help him find a more suitable goddess later.
• The Emperor praises Cosmo and its training methods, while Axis explains its potential to produce large numbers of Gold Saints.
• Axis and the Emperor debate whether humanity should be given access to Cosmo or other destructive powers.
• The Emperor promises to protect Axis from Kairos, confident that a Level Three God of Time cannot oppose a Primordial God.
• Athena explains her invasion strategy to Axis and privately shares her plan to target Apsu’s hidden power.
• Kairos questions Axis’s decision to attack the alternate universe directly, preferring to cultivate a Pegasus Saint through a different approach.
• Athena’s reaction to Seiya’s victory highlights the extraordinary gap between ordinary Saints and Absolute Gods, reinforcing the unusual nature of the alternate universe’s Pegasus Saint.

Key Plot Points and Events

1. Athena and Axis deduce that Absolute God Aps has fallen into a deep sleep, presenting an opportunity to seize his power.
2. Axis and Athena journey to the Land of Chaos to confront Aps.
3. The new Underworld Army, led by Ultraman, Grail, Thanatos, and Hypnos, descends on Earth, challenging Athena and her Saints.
4. The Underworld Army claims to serve Axis, who is said to have defeated Underworld King Hades and married Athena in another universe.

Character Developments

1. Athena: She becomes more determined to protect her world and her people, facing the new threat of the Underworld Army.
2. Axis: He remains focused on his goal of defeating Supergod Chronos, sending the Underworld Army to provoke Athena while he deals with Aps.
3. Ultraman, Grail, Thanatos, and Hypnos: They gain significant power boosts from Axis, becoming formidable threats to the Saints.

Significant Themes

1. Power and Ambition: Axis's ambition to defeat Chronos drives him to seek out Aps's power, while the Underworld Army's newfound strength leads them to challenge Athena.
2. Protection and Defiance: Athena and her Saints are determined to protect their world and defy the Underworld Army's claims.

Character Interactions

1. Athena and Axis: They work together to confront Aps, with Athena providing insight into the Absolute God's state and Axis leading the charge.
2. Athena and the Saints: The Saints rally around Athena, defending their world against the new Underworld Army's challenge.
3. The Underworld Army: Ultraman, Grail, Thanatos, and Hypnos work together to provoke Athena and her Saints, aiming to draw out their power and gain information for Axis.

Chapter Summary: “Three-Way Melee, Killing the Four Heavenly Kings, Reaching Chaos”

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Saints react with outrage and disbelief when they learn that an alternate version of Athena, called Axis’s queen, has married Hades and leads an Underworld army.
• Ultraman immediately attacks Athena’s Gold Saints, but Athena protects Kiki with her shield. Ultraman shatters Kiki’s Crystal Wall with one punch and severely cracks Athena’s shield, demonstrating overwhelming physical strength even without using Cosmo.
• Axis’s resurrected Specters from the previous Holy War, including the powerful former Three Judges and Divine Wyvern Rhadamanthys, enter the battle. Empowered with divine blood, they attack both the Saints and Saturn’s Pallasites.
• The battlefield becomes a three-way conflict between Athena’s Saints, Pallas’s Pallasites, and Axis’s Specters. Recognizing the danger and uncertainty, Saori orders her Saints to withdraw and conserve their strength.
• Grail, the Omega Goddess, engages Koga and his companions. Rather than killing them, she deliberately pressures them to awaken and reveal the full extent of their Omega power.
• Thanatos and Hypnos challenge the Pallasites’ Four Heavenly Kings. Thanatos fights Aegaeon, Hypnos targets Gallia, and Ultraman confronts the strongest pair, Hyperion and Titan.
• Ultraman utterly dominates Hyperion. He blocks and shatters Hyperion’s sacred sword with his bare hands, crushes his armor, tears off his limbs, and kills him.
• Titan attacks to protect Pallas, but Ultraman withstands the power of Heavenly God Creation Sword, catches it in his palm, and knocks Titan away with a single kick.
• Hypnos defeats Gallia through hypnotic illusions, causing her to fall into eternal sleep. Thanatos overwhelms Aegaeon, destroys his weapon and armor, and defeats him.
• The resurrected Specters massacre many Saints and Pallasite soldiers, while Saori’s Gold Saints form a defensive retreat around her.
• In the background, Axis and the alternate Athena successfully reach the temple in Chaos Land, where the Absolute God Aps lies dormant. Their true objective is to hunt and potentially kill this Absolute God.
• Emperor remains at the edge of the galaxy, guarding time and watching for Saturn, while the battle at Sanctuary serves as a distraction from the real conflict in Chaos Land.

Character Developments

• Ultraman is established as an extraordinarily confident and brutal God of Strength. His invulnerability allows him to ignore sacred weapons that can destroy divine realms, and he relishes fighting powerful opponents. His actions reveal a cruel, predatory side as he kills Hyperion.
• Saori Kido/Athena demonstrates strategic judgment. Although shocked by the alternate Athena’s alliance with Hades, she quickly recognizes that the new arrivals create an opportunity for her forces to withdraw and let the enemy factions weaken one another.
• Kiki and the Gold Saints are forced to confront enemies far beyond the strength of ordinary opponents. Their confidence in their traditional defenses is shaken when Ultraman destroys Crystal Wall effortlessly.
• Grail is portrayed as a sadistic but purposeful combatant. She toys with Koga and his friends, following Axis’s orders to provoke the awakening of their Omega power.
• Koga and the new generation Saints show unity and determination, attacking Grail together through the strength of friendship, though they remain badly outmatched.
• Hyperion and Titan are revealed to be powerful compared with ordinary warriors but fundamentally inferior to a true god. Hyperion’s defeat destroys his confidence and exposes the vast gap between the Pallasites and divine beings.
• Thanatos and Hypnos behave as experienced, arrogant veterans who quickly overpower their assigned Pallasite opponents.
• The resurrected Specters, especially those from the Lost Canvas era, are presented as vastly stronger and more experienced than the current generation of Underworld warriors.

Significant Themes

• Power disparity: The chapter emphasizes the enormous difference between mortals, Saints, Pallasites, second-class gods, and true gods. Sacred weapons and elite armor prove useless against Ultraman’s divine body.
• Strategic opportunism: Saori chooses retreat rather than waste strength in a chaotic battle, while Axis uses the Sanctuary conflict as a diversion for his real attack.
• Identity and manipulation: The Pallasites believe they serve Pallas, but Ultraman points out that their sacred swords were actually granted by Saturn, raising questions about their true allegiance and whether Pallas is merely being used.
• Alternate selves and distorted loyalties: The revelation that another Athena has become Hades’s queen challenges the Saints’ assumptions about their goddess and highlights the differences between parallel worlds.
• Friendship and awakening: Grail’s assault on Koga and his companions is designed to force them to unlock Omega power, linking suffering and battle to growth.
• War as misdirection: The visible three-way battle is ultimately a feint. The decisive confrontation is beginning in Chaos Land, where Axis seeks to advance his multiversal ambitions by killing an Absolute God.

Character Interactions

• Ultraman and Kiki/Athena: Ultraman attacks the Gold Saints but refrains from harming Athena due to Axis’s orders. Athena intervenes to save Kiki, though her shield is damaged.
• Ultraman and Hyperion/Titan: Ultraman mocks the Pallasites’ belief that they serve Pallas and challenges both strongest Heavenly Kings at once. He kills Hyperion and defeats Titan while attempting to claim his sacred sword.
• Grail and Koga’s group: Grail singles out Koga because of his Omega power and forces him and his companions into a coordinated battle, deliberately prolonging the fight to stimulate their growth.
• Thanatos and Aegaeon / Hypnos and Gallia: Thanatos defeats Aegaeon through superior destructive power, while Hypnos incapacitates Gallia with hypnotic illusions.
• Saori and the Gold Saints: Saori orders Seiya, Shiryu, Fudo, Kiki, Harbinger, and the others to escort her away and preserve their strength. Seiya and Shiryu express confusion about the alternate Athena, Grail, and Ultraman.
• Axis and the alternate Athena: The pair move together toward Aps’s temple, confirming their shared plan to confront the sleeping Absolute God at the center of the true conflict.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Axis and Athena enter Chaos Land, the "embryonic membrane" of Chaos where Absolute God Aps has been slumbering.
• Axis plans to kill Aps and seize his power, seeing this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
• Axis uses his Destruction God Power to pierce through Aps's defenses and begins annihilating him.
• Aps briefly awakens and struggles, but his power is ineffective against Axis.
• Axis absorbs Aps's Divine Power using Mazahs Power, transforming and ascending to the realm of an Absolute God.

Character Developments

• Axis: Ascends to the realm of an Absolute God after absorbing Aps's power, gaining the ability to create universes and touch upon the realm of the multiverse.
• Athena: Witnesses Axis's transformation and supports him spiritually, though she is shocked by his power and accomplishment.

Significant Themes

• Power and Ambition: Axis's ambition drives him to seek out and defeat Aps, ultimately leading to his ascension to an Absolute God.
• Transformation and Growth: Axis's transformation is a result of his continuous growth and power accumulation, reflecting his journey from a mortal to an Absolute God.
• The Price of Power: Aps's defeat and death highlight the consequences of underestimating one's opponents and the potential dangers of slumber.

Character Interactions

• Axis and Athena: Athena supports Axis spiritually and is in awe of his power and accomplishment, while Axis relies on her support and acknowledges her help.

Chapter Summary: God of the Multiverse, The End

Key Plot Points and Events

• After absorbing Aps’s power, Axis fully ascends into an Absolute God, gaining authority over creation, destruction, and the fundamental laws of the universe.
• Axis and Athena return to Earth, where Pallas City has been devastated by the war between Saints, Pallasites, and Specters. Axis’s followers have nearly defeated the opposing forces.
• Axis’s arrival freezes the battlefield through overwhelming divine authority. His followers—Grail, Ultraman, Ynnead, Hypnos, and the Specters—submit to him in reverence.
• Axis identifies Subaru as the incarnation of Saturn, or a Supergod, who had been secretly observing events while using Subaru’s body as a vessel.
• Saturn confronts Axis, accusing him of disrupting the universe’s timeline by stealing Aps’s creative authority. Axis declares that he will redefine time itself.
• Saturn attacks with Chronos Catastrophe, freezing time, space, matter, energy, and even concepts. Axis breaks free using his combined creation and destruction powers, launching Origin Blast: Final Flash.
• The two supreme beings clash with increasingly powerful techniques. Saturn uses the Supergod weapon True Eternal Wheel Dance, while Axis counters with Chaos: End Destruction Slash.
• Saori Kido urges Koga to unleash his Omega Force against Axis. At the same time, Athena secretly encourages Axis to seize Koga’s Godslaying Power.
• Koga’s Omega Force creates a tiny disruption in Saturn’s temporal attack. Axis exploits the opening, punches through Koga’s chest, and extracts his anti-god Godslaying Power, reducing Koga to energy particles.
• Empowered by Godslaying Power, Axis attacks Saturn with the Godslaying Pulverizing Fist, destroying the Supergod incarnation in a single blow.
• Axis absorbs Saturn’s remaining time power, greatly increasing his understanding and mastery of temporal laws.
• Kairos attempts to exploit Axis’s momentary distraction by using Time Theft to possess Pallas and acquire Saturn’s residual power.
• The Emperor, who had been secretly guarding against Kairos, traps and defeats him with a powerful psychic matrix. Axis then erases Kairos completely, ending the God of Time’s existence.
• With the battlefield settled, Axis orders his followers to withdraw. He spares the surviving Saints, including Seiya and Saori Kido, choosing not to claim the remaining portion of Godslaying Power.
• Axis, Athena, and his forces return to the Warhammer Universe through a newly opened dimensional passage.
• Using his expanded power, Axis creates numerous ordered universes outside the Warp and links them into a new multiverse.
• Axis establishes himself as the Creator God of the Multiverse, while Athena, the Emperor, Kaisa, Kratos, Ultraman, Grail, and other allies receive divine domains and positions within the new cosmic order.
• Humanity in the Warhammer Universe continues under the secret protection of Axis and the Emperor. The story ends with Axis ruling over the newborn multiverse.

Character Developments

• Axis completes his transformation from an immensely powerful god into an Absolute God and ultimately the Creator God of an entire multiverse. His absorption of Aps, Koga’s Godslaying Power, Saturn’s time authority, and Kairos’s power makes him nearly unchallengeable.
• Athena is vindicated in her faith and judgment regarding Axis. She becomes both his companion and an influential divine figure in the new multiverse, while also subtly guiding Axis during the battle.
• Koga demonstrates immense courage by unleashing his full Omega Force to protect Saori and his companions, but his heroic resolve ultimately leads to his death and the theft of his Godslaying Power.
• Saturn/Subaru is revealed as a Supergod incarnation rather than an ordinary Bronze Saint. Initially calm and superior, he is forced to recognize Axis as an extraordinary threat before being annihilated.
• Kairos reveals his treacherous nature by attempting to betray Axis and seize Pallas as a vessel. His failure and destruction confirm that Axis will no longer tolerate unreliable allies.
• The Emperor proves his loyalty and strategic value by successfully restraining Kairos, showing that his power is especially effective against chaotic temporal forces.
• Saori Kido and the surviving Saints are left traumatized and helpless after witnessing the death of Koga and the defeat of beings far beyond their scale of power.
• Axis’s followers become even more devoted after witnessing his effortless defeat of Saturn and his absorption of Supergod power.

Significant Themes

• Ascension and absolute authority: Axis’s progression culminates in his becoming the supreme lawgiver and creator of a multiverse.
• Power beyond conventional systems: The chapter repeatedly contrasts Omega Force, Divine Power, Absolute God authority, and Supergod power, emphasizing the overwhelming hierarchy between cosmic beings.
• Survival of the fittest: Axis justifies taking Aps’s power as the natural result of victory, reflecting his belief that strength determines legitimacy.
• Betrayal and loyalty: Kairos’s betrayal contrasts with the Emperor’s vigilance and the unwavering devotion of Axis’s followers.
• The cost of heroism: Koga’s determination to protect Saori enables the battle’s turning point but also makes him vulnerable to Axis’s ruthless tactics.
• Creation through destruction: Axis unites destructive and creative forces, using them not merely to defeat enemies but to construct an entirely new multiversal order.
• The end of one world and the beginning of another: The collapse of the original cosmic balance gives way to Axis’s newly created multiverse, marking the definitive conclusion of the story.

Character Interactions

• Axis and Athena: They act as partners, with Athena observing and subtly advising Axis during the confrontation.
• Axis and his followers: Grail, Ultraman, Ynnead, Hypnos, and the Specters display total submission and fanatic loyalty toward him.
• Axis and Saturn: Their confrontation is ideological as well as physical: Saturn defends the established timeline, while Axis asserts the right of the victor to remake reality.
• Axis and Koga: Koga’s protective resolve makes him a temporary threat, but Axis treats him as a source of power and kills him without hesitation.
• Saori Kido and Koga: Saori urges Koga to use Omega Force in defense of their world, unintentionally creating the opening Axis needs.
• The Emperor and Kairos: The Emperor anticipates Kairos’s betrayal and counters it, demonstrating his role as Axis’s trusted guardian and strategist.
• Axis and Kairos: Their former alliance ends when Axis destroys Kairos for attempting to betray him.
• Axis and the surviving Saints: Axis acknowledges their presence but ultimately spares them, leaving them to face the consequences of the battle and the loss of their world’s Godslaying Power.

Summary

The story follows Luo De, who transmigrates into the Ultraman universe and is genetically altered by Alien Reiblood, becoming a powerful Reionics capable of capturing and controlling monsters with a Battle Nizer. Before he can capture his first creature, he is unexpectedly transported to the Warhammer 40,000 universe.
Although the Warhammer galaxy contains none of the familiar monsters from his original world, Luo De quickly identifies its powerful species as suitable replacements. His first target is the Orks, whose Waaagh! energy allows them to grow from ordinary warriors into enormous Warbosses capable of rivaling Emperor-class Titans. He next plans to capture a Tyranid Hive Queen and seize control of the Hive Mind’s vast armies, gaining hundreds of millions of Tyranids for his own forces. His third objective is an undivided daemon, which he intends to use in a plan to cultivate a new Chaos God.
As Luo De’s power and ambitions grow, he becomes a threat to every major faction in the galaxy. The Inquisition considers him a heretic, the Chaos Gods seek to exploit or control him, the Tyranid Hive Mind views him as prey, and the Eldar fear the consequences of his rise. Humans, Orks, Chaos forces, Eldar, and Necrons are all positioned as potential enemies—or future subjects—of his expanding empire.

Character Development

• Luo De evolves from a newly arrived Reionics with an empty Battle Nizer into an ambitious conqueror seeking to command the galaxy’s most dangerous lifeforms.
• His goals escalate from capturing individual monsters to controlling entire species and creating a new Chaos God.
• He is portrayed as confident, opportunistic, and willing to exploit the rivalries and biological powers of every faction.

Major Themes

• Power and domination: Luo De seeks to impose his will over the entire Milky Way.
• Cross-universe adaptation: Ultraman-style monster control is applied to the brutal ecology and factions of Warhammer 40K.
• Escalating ambition: Each planned conquest is larger than the last, moving from Orks to Tyranids to daemons and ultimately galactic rule.
• Conflict between factions: Luo De’s rise threatens to disrupt the existing balance among humanity, Chaos, the Tyranids, Eldar, Orks, and Necrons.

Character Interactions

The excerpt mainly establishes future conflicts rather than depicting completed encounters. Luo De is set against nearly every major intelligent species in the galaxy:

• The Orks are his intended first captives.
• The Tyranids, particularly a Hive Queen, are targets for his Battle Nizer and future army.
• An undivided daemon is intended to support his plan to create a new Chaos God.
• The Inquisition, Chaos, Hive Mind, and Eldar each respond to him as a heretic, threat, resource, predator, or existential danger.
  Overall, the passage serves as a high-concept premise for a power-fantasy crossover in which Luo De builds an unstoppable legion from Warhammer’s most terrifying creatures.