The full version of Zeta Altman theme song was released. Some people say that they saw the ending from here.

Zeta Altman has received rave reviews so far! Whether it's a gripping story or a very careful special warfare design, you can see the intention of the production team. And the theme song "Call My Name" sung by Masaaki Endoh! To make matters worse, the full version of Zeta Altman's theme song has finally been officially released recently. But what I never expected was that the second half of Zeta's theme song contained many meaningful details. But it also showed me the direction of Zeta's finale!

Before it's too late, just go to the picture. ? Who will be the last enemy blocking the way forward? He is a guy who preaches justice and shows fierce fangs. What should he do after he has the most powerful power? Who should I fight? Tell me. ?

In a few simple words, the amount of information is simply too large. Judging from the first half of the theme song, this song is closely related to Zeta's plot. The lyricist Masaaki Endoh should have read Zeta's general script to write such a meaningful story!

From the lyrics, we can see that in the end, BOSS is probably a villain who preaches his own justice, but in the end, he kills human beings. Then the current mid-term BOSS Serebro does not quite meet this setting. Personally, I think the villain will be a person who cheated Zeta and Yao Hui, even got the Ott badge and became Altman with the Ott badge, which was loved by the masses. Gagula also lost the trust of the armory because of the identity of the magic man. One is the wicked Altman, and the other is the reformed magic man. This confrontation setting should be very emotional!

Finally Zeta believed Gagula and stood on the opposite side of the evil Altman. At this point, Yu came to this earth again but was controlled by the villains. In order to save Jed's fake death, Gagula and Jed defeated the evil Altman together. In the end, Gagula's justice was recognized in the circle, and Gagula Altman was born!

Of course, it is also possible that a character in the armory is actually an alien latent villain, and Gagula came to earth as the captain of the armory to look for him. But the villain used some way to make people think Gagula was evil. When he won the trust of mankind, the villain used the armory to build the strongest robot No.4 in an attempt to rule the earth!

The happier Zeta is in the early stage, the more abusive she is in the later stage. This is actually the inherent routine of hot-blooded animation, of course, this is only my personal guess. After all, Altman's professional screenwriter is not something we mortals can spy on.