Headscratchers / Ultraman Geed

• Episode 21's plot revolves around Pega accidentally breaking Riku's Donshine clock, which Riku gets upset about, and he says is really expensive. Yet later in the same episode, Pega sees one on sale for 800 yen - is Riku really that cheap? Because last time I checked, that's less than Japan's minimum wage.
  • It probably has nothing to do with the price but more about it being a Limited Edition item and thus very hard to find.
• Belial's plan for Geed was to absorb him, his pure Ultra clone, to be able to use the Ultra Capsules, and this was prior to knowing unlocking Little Stars power requires heroics, so why did he abandon him as a baby at the observatory?
  • There are three likely reasons for this:
    • 1) Belial abandoned Geed because he didn't want to risk forming any attachments which would undoubtedly become a hindrance when he enacted his future plans.
    • 2) Considering Belial's low opinion on humans, he probably assumed leaving his son to be raised amongst them will make him weaker and thus, easier to control. If not that, then at the very least he assumed Riku would grow up feeling lonely and isolated for being different, which would be a definite weakness he can easily exploit.
    • 3) If Belial or Kei had raised Riku themselves, chances are he wouldn't have grown up to become the selfless person he is today. This means he wouldn't have become the hero the Little Star hosts would look up to as their savior, thus preventing any Ultra Capsules from being acquired in the first place.
• Okay, so this question goes for Orb and Z too... why do fusion Ultra's have to use two (or three) specific Ultra's in order to fuse? There's no indication that two Ultra's that have similarities are the only ones that fusion is allowed with, so why not just use two random ones and see what happens?