Why can't the little monster beat Altman?

Because Altman's main audience is children, not young people.

For children, the unconstrained environment, colorful images and powerful heroes are their favorites, which is also the reason why children love watching Altman. I think my brother also loves watching Altman now, and maybe Astro Boy or armored soldiers, but he is still not so enthusiastic about Altman.

Maybe those animations are mixed with other elements.

In addition, children's brains are not so complete, and they don't understand the plot thoroughly and remember it clearly, while Altman's plot is simple and easy to remember (a large number of evil monsters appear and people run all over the street-just Altman transforms, fights monsters and destroys monsters-end.

It may surprise people who have seen Altman too much. Altman can win every time he sends a laser, and he has to fight like this, waiting for the red light.

The actual answer is, very simply, this is the old rule of many heroic themes-the bad guys must not be killed at once, nor too weak. Then there will be no great sense of success, which will affect the ratings. It's just that the general Japanese hot-blooded comics are that the protagonist fails first and then defeats the enemy through tempering, but this story is not for children, they want to see a tall and protective hero. So the monsters in Altman's stories are always fierce in the process. Altman was badly beaten but eventually died. As for why he was killed by a laser, it was probably for the convenience of children's memory (but personally, it may be because Altman, like king of fighters, is a big move when fighting monsters, but it is not fatal and cannot appear frequently. Characters need to fight more strange blood, and then, in a foolproof situation, they can win, but it may be because every time.

Moreover, from the earliest Saiwen Altman after the first generation of Altman, it can be seen that Saiwen's modeling is that there is no light on his chest, because in fact, Saiwen's setting is that he is an alien, and he has become a human being, not a parasite, so there is no concept of countdown, but at that time, the audience did not have a passionate and ugly reaction to the countdown light (both Japanese and American TVs were filmed aside), so Saiwen added countdown and so on. Therefore, the countdown lamp had to be placed on the forehead, that is, the world of Altman left the traditional Altman behind, and there must be a lamp on the chest to count down.