Ultraman: Dark Tiga Only Wants to Clear His Name

In a fused universe where multiple Ultraman timelines converge, Su Yang awakens with a unique weapon-forging ability—and a singular goal: shake off the villainous reputation of his Dark Tiga identity without becoming a saint. This isn't a story about a flawless hero; Su Yang operates with a firm moral compass, but he's not afraid to get his hands dirty when the situation demands it. Before his eventual return to Earth, the narrative follows Su Yang's chaotic detour through the Ganon system, a world plagued by the Ampera Empire's overwhelming might. Here, he faces impossible allies: the cold-hearted yet secretly kind Camilla (who happens to love baking bread), the chaos-loving troublemaker Hudra, the perpetually grumpy and simple-minded Darramb, and a so-called "Evil Tiga" who insists he's neither evil nor Tiga—and threatens to hang anyone who calls him that on the Tree of Life. His loyal companion, Gedi, simply barks. When Su Yang wields the King's Golden Whip, delivering six strikes per second isn't his limit—it's restraint, to avoid killing a monarch in public. But when a historian dares to record the event verbatim—"Su Yang called the king a dog and struck him three times before leaving in fury"—Su Yang draws his beam sword and demands the entry be changed to "The Queen fell on her own." The historian refuses, upholding the sacred duty of truthful record-keeping. Su Yang grits his teeth and walks away—but anyone who mistakes his restraint for weakness will learn the hard way that this Dark Tiga is forging his own legend, one weapon and one confrontation at a time.