Ken Sato

I love my pink dragon named Emmy

Talented baseball player Ken Sato returns from Los Angeles to his native Tokyo, where he plans to become the leader of the local team. Ken is trying to combine building a successful sports career with superhero activities, which he does not really like. The fact is that he, like his father, has the ability to turn into Ultraman - a metal giant, which fights off the kaiju that attack the city. After a fight with one of the monsters, Ultraman gets a strange ball, which turns out to be a huge kaiju egg, from which a baby hatches. Since he is being hunted by the Kaiju Counter-Force, led by the steadfast commander-in-chief Dr. Onda, the main character decides to take the baby to himself. But Ken could not imagine that this decision would not only attract the attention of a powerful enemy, but also turn his already difficult life upside down. The protagonist, from the beginning of the story to its culmination, manages to go through a thorny path and experience a noticeable evolution of character. And the villain, suspiciously resembling an elderly version of Albert Wesker from another franchise with Japanese roots - Resident Evil, has a motivation that is understandable to us. Such a seemingly simple and necessary attribute of the antagonist, for example, could not boast of some superhero blockbusters from Marvel. Online course "Product Manager PRO" from robot_dreams. Complete the next life cycle of the product to develop and optimize solutions that satisfy customers and generate profits. Evidence and feedback from two lecturers. More details about the course Somewhere towards its equator, the story begins to noticeably sag. After all, wiping the snot of a baby and all the difficulties of caring for it, although a routine well known to every young parent, is not the most exciting content for a superhero action movie. However, this sag is clearly not critical, because you are unlikely to want to switch your attention to something else while watching. And the fi