To be greedy, I wish they had made the visuals more intense.

Mamoru Miyano is amazing!

It’s really peaceful here, isn’t it?

Isn’t it a bit unfair to turn the rope work into a vertical Tower Bridge?

If we do a third season, it will probably be almost the Devil General arc.

Still, we can’t leave Kinnikuman out of the opening.

>>6

Of course!

What is it about those people who are just watching the match for a while being treated like double protagonists, Prince!

Many people have been influenced by Suguru.

Still, it feels like the protagonist, but it’s all good!

I want to see the opening of the Devil Superhuman as well.

Maybe in the third season, it seems that only the general and the six knights will have a part.

The quality of the visuals in the first season’s ending was exceptional, so that might have raised the expectations.

It might be unavoidable, but there are a lot of still images…

It feels amazing that Kinnikuman has come back!

Well, it’s already the second season.

Will it fit within a total of four seasons…?

>>16

The first battle of the Devil General, the first battle of the six Devil Knights, Yggdrasil, Suguru Nemesis, the general versus martial arts.

That’s impossible.

I was like, “Wow, Mamoru Miyano can produce that kind of voice…”

There hasn’t been a Kinnikuman match for about 4 seasons now…

>>19

Naso

The lyrics for the opening theme of Season 1 are by Yukinojo Mori.

What does it mean that the lyrics for Season 2 are actually by Yukinojo Mori, yet attributed to someone else?

>>20

It’s good that fans are writing it precisely because it’s full of homage.

If you go out of your way to summon Yukinojo Mori himself and then have him write lyrics full of homage, it just turns into mere reproduction.

Isn’t it going to take about 5 cours?

Will Warsman win and end this season?

>>22

I think the Devil General’s appearance will be the highlight of the second season.

>>25

I hope the invasion will continue into Season 3.

It’s a shame that Mamoru Yokota, who did a really good job in the first season, is currently down with an illness.

The use of Meat-kun in the OP anime is so great that I’m pretty much satisfied just with that.

I like the lyrics that remind me of the ending of the old anime and the numerous expressions of Suguru that come out.

Because the next Suguru match is at the very end of the game…

>>31

The commentary by Kinnikuman and Terryman will continue for a while longer.

ED seems to be secretly raising the awareness of Karecook and Teapackman for those who haven’t read the original work, keeping an eye on the Omega arc… it makes me smile.

I wonder if the opening video for the next season will be filled with iconic scenes from this season.

This is the kind of battle I’ve been through so far~

It’s fine to have an opening that deeply explores the general’s inner thoughts, but…

All that’s left is the resolution with Diabolos and Robin and Wards.

There might be something until the general’s appearance.

Based on the first season’s battle with Atlantis Marvel Man, I can tell that Robin Nemesis and Wars Polar Man will definitely put in a lot of effort, so I’m looking forward to it.

Even if we meet as enemies, I will part ways calling you a friend. A man shouldn’t care about looking awkward; if it means I can be the reason for your smile, there are many poignant lyrics.

FLASH!! To the ring!!

SPARK!! Lightning once again~!!

Illuminating the fighting spirit~!!

I love love love it~

Is Robin already out?

The ending is nostalgic and reminiscent of the old Kinnikuman, but the first season was just too good.

Suguru is still not healed… What is that guy BH…

>>41

It’s not just about the peak battles; Muscle Spark is acting as a cushion, Kinnikuman.

But Terry is going to fight that idiot on the third floor a few hours later…

Both the Ancestor Saga and the Omega Saga have the ultimate goal of Kinnikuman, so we can’t overwork him in consecutive battles.

It’s obvious, but Season 2 has a faster pace than Season 1… I thought.

>>45

Bro and the noodles were obviously being consumed in a hurry…

>>45

Even though it’s called the Ancestor Arc, the ancestors don’t appear at all, so it can’t be helped!

Well, it is out, but it’s different.

I feel that part of the reason the scenes are somewhat unremarkable is to avoid giving away any spoilers.

I don’t know if I was skipping over it.

I wondered if Marvelous was really taken down this quickly.

I wonder what martial artists eat.

Was there an explanation for the sudden appearance of stairs in the original work?

>>49

Thanks to the superhuman being continuously slammed down, a staircase was created.

>>49

In the original work, the rubble crumbled into the shape of stairs, but it seems it was too unreasonable, so in the anime, it was made to appear that the stairs were hidden.

I was surprised that Jack Chee’s gimmick is the most interesting when it moves.

When Buffaloman threw his opponent into the wall, the staircase was completed.

>>54

If this is slapped on in its concentrated form, new viewers from the anime will be confused…

>>55

It’s as if they say something like it wasn’t perplexing at the Pentagon, like a black hole.

I wonder if it will end in the fourth season; the next one will be the ancestor battle, though.

Until the Nyaganyaga exit in February.

It would be nice to finish the superhuman master and disciple duo’s matches by the end of March.

The cow’s thumbs up (I’m going to make stairs now!) is from the original work…

[Season 1]

Total of 11 episodes at a pace of 3 episodes (for 32 episodes) Prologue and introduction of the first and second units.

[Season 2]

All 12 episodes, at a pace of 3.3 episodes (equivalent to 40 episodes), second batch.

[Season 3]

All 12 episodes at a pace of 3.9 episodes (47 episodes worth) – Progenitor and the Six Knights

[Season 4]

A total of 12 episodes at a pace of 4.3 episodes (equivalent to 51 episodes) The Unforgivable Battle of the World Tree

[Season 5]

All 12 episodes at a pace of 3.3 episodes (39 episodes worth) Nemesis battle and final showdown.

Please provide the Japanese text you would like me to translate.

I think it would be impossible in season 4.

>>62

It looks tough since the important parts are solid and seem difficult to shave off.

Was Turbo Men clattering as in the original?

>>63

The anime becomes easier to understand with each technique it receives, accompanied by a clicking sound.

>>69

I think it’s when the Grim was spinning above your head, not over there.

Throughout the Sōshō arc, Kinnikuman has only had two matches.

Still, it’s not that I’m insignificant since I remain at the center of the conversation and end up taking a really good spot at the end.

Maybe it’s because I’ve been too influenced by boiled manga, but I don’t know where the confusion line for newcomers is.

>>65

First, the items of each person combine to become a machine gun, right?

>>65

I heard from a friend who got into it through anime that they were tuning their senses during the Dalmeshiman battle.

>>71

What a calm and precise judgment!

>>65

Terry’s shoelaces were making a popping sound, and it was really funny.

Springman is in a really good position… that’s what the opening became.

I want you to take your time in the final stages, and I would love to have five seasons.

I thought the Nemesis battle was so long, but maybe it’s because there was also the Tatsunori time in between.

It’s not about anime, but…

Ramen Man had his brain scooped out and became a superhuman plant.

There are many painful matches where players sustain injuries that leave them with blood and bruises.

There are too many unique interpretations and gimmicks added to Turbo Men in the anime, so there are passionate Turbo Men fans who have infiltrated the animation team.

What kind of mood are you in while drinking tea, Warsman from ED?

I recently watched the latest episode and thought it was interesting, but come to think of it, the crucial progenitor hadn’t even appeared yet.

Strictly speaking, there were some…

>>78

Even the final boss is already here.

When I reread the manga, I think, isn’t this guy’s strength ridiculous since the Grim Reaper arc?

>>81

It feels like this guy and Uncle Nemehal are a couple of heads above the rest.

In Season 2, it’s already tight, but for Seasons 3 and 4, it needs to be even tighter.

Do a 29-season run.

>>84

You’re saying something unreasonable…

Mirage is taken out at lightning speed.

>>85

That’s because it was like that in the original work…

It’s good if you can get through half of an episode.

My respected mentor and my promising younger brother are getting involved in some underhanded activities mixed in with the lower class, you know.

Isn’t it gross?

I’m a bit ahead of myself, but I want the Omega arc to be done in about 2 cours.

>>88

When it comes to anime, well, that’s about it.

The mysterious technique of the skeleton body seems to have been cut.

Since the third phase is a bit tight, we might continue with the second phase until the Mirage battle.

>>90

It might be good as a display of the general’s face.

O great perfect superhuman Goldman! It’s fine even if it’s pulled back.

The crow battle is difficult to draw, so the animation will likely be marvelous, but that’s not it! Just the L-shaped formation alone will give you change.

I don’t want to! That Mirage Man who got instantly defeated from the anime… I don’t want to be treated like that and have to wait until the next season!

June 26, 2017, Episode 209, Omega Arc begins.

March 12, 2018, Episode 238: Wolfman Victory, the Prince of Destiny Joins the Battle

December 23, 2019, Episode 304: The Appearance of Satan

July 13, 2020, Chapter 316, Omega Arc, Completed

Please provide the Japanese text you would like me to translate.

The Omega arc has 107 chapters.

If it’s at a pace of 3 episodes, it would be episode 35.

At a pace of 4 episodes, there will be 26 episodes.

It will be necessary.

I want Mirage and Sing to use their ultimate skills, but it seems unlikely…