Although their genes were incredibly similar, similar was not identical. There were still certain differences in the end.
Therefore, for Masaki Keigo to transform into Ultraman, the Photo-Genetic Factor Converter, the Light Factor Converter, and the Giant Stone Statue were all indispensable.
If he could develop the Photo-Genetic Factor Converter, could he not develop the Light Factor Converter as well?
In this regard, Daigo had immense faith in Masaki Keigo.
Perhaps he would need a long time, but he would definitely succeed.
And if one day Masaki Keigo truly developed the Light Factor Converter, it would be an epoch-making transformation for humanity.
Because that would mean humanity had the ability to mass-produce Ultramen.
With the two greatest difficulties—the Photo-Genetic Factor Converter and the Light Factor Converter—solved, the only remaining challenge would be Giant Stone Statues. Yet for humanity, that would instead be the simplest part.
Whether they were Giant Stone Statues in ultra-ancient ruins, statues hidden somewhere else, or statues damaged by time and unknown causes, they could all be excavated and restored.
Humanity possessed such technology. Daigo could hear Su Yunqing's certainty in her words.
Therefore, as long as there were enough humans with Ultra Ancient Warrior Genes, humanity could have enough Ultramen.
But would such Ultramen be born to protect Earth, or for something else?
Would Ultraman's emergence become another form of technological advancement, causing humanity, which had only just achieved peace, to plunge into war once again?
Although Daigo wanted to think positively, he had already formed a guess in his heart.
Therefore, he felt that humanity might not yet be ready to accept the idea that humans could transform into Ultraman.
However, Daigo was clearly overthinking it. Su Yunqing and the others did not find it the slightest bit regrettable.
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