In Altman, the battle between Altman and the monster was always a contest between the front feet in the early stage, and then Altman went to the activity time to directly release the light skills to kill the monster. In response to your question here, Altman's ability to release light when he first started fighting monsters is not unheard of, so it seems to me that they can release light skills when they first started fighting monsters. As for the reason why I said this, I will give you detailed answers next.

Whether it's Altman or monster, they have a lot of experience at the beginning of the battle, and their fighting capacity is often at its peak. At this time, the light released by Altman can be very powerful, but at this time, the monster is full of energy, and it is easy to release his defense skills to defend this light skill or directly avoid it. For example, in the new Manrob Altman's works, when Rosso and Lan * * * fought against Horopoulos, they directly released the light of Spario to attack, but this did not really hit, which also led Altman to be brutally abused after releasing this skill.

Facing the reason of Altman's previous contest with monsters, it is actually a very correct choice. Using this routine to consume the monster's physical strength, although Altman will also consume a certain degree of physical strength, it can greatly improve the hit rate and killing rate when he finally releases the lightness skill. This is a completely different result from the ability to release light at the beginning of a battle.

In this respect, Altman is an energy body. They are on the earth because of their own energy, so they only have three minutes of activity time. If Altman releases his light skills from the beginning, it will not only consume his own energy greatly, but also make the monster escape easily. In the face of such a way of fighting, Altman can release his lightness skill at the beginning of the battle, but it is obviously unwise to do so.