Kasumigaoka Utaha understood that he was likely doing this for the sake of the upcoming Gatanothor, wanting to increase humanity's strength as much as possible. After all, although he was far stronger now, whether he could defeat Gatanothor was still an unanswerable question.
Like Ultraman, Kaiju were not beings whose strength could be judged by simple data.
Although Daigo's power had increased tremendously and was far beyond that of his self in the Memory Copy, even Glimmering Tiga was statistically nowhere near the current Daigo.
But who could truly say that Daigo was definitely stronger than Gatanothor, stronger than the Radiant Form?
Under the power of idealism, data could only serve as reference and must never be treated as dogma.
That was precisely why Daigo wanted to add as much strength as possible to humanity's side.
If Masaki Keigo succeeded and could master Ultraman's power rather than be controlled by it as he had been in the Memory Copy, that would be a good thing for humanity.
Yet although she understood, Kasumigaoka Utaha did not think it was necessary.
Since joining the Chat Group, Daigo had never fought alone. Even if he lost his battle against Gatanothor, many people in the Chat Group would be willing to help him.
Although Masaki Keigo had changed by the end of the Memory Copy, the current him might not differ from his counterpart from the same period in the Memory Copy.
Beneath his seemingly candid words, his pursuit of Ultraman's power, his desire for the evolution of life, and his arrogance in placing himself above humanity might not have changed at all.
It was merely because of the uniqueness Daigo had displayed that he realized, as a human, he could not seize the Spark Lens from Daigo through force, so he put on