I look forward to our match.

Miura surprisingly has a high score, but doesn’t seem strong, does it?

It’s nice to have lines that emphasize the strength of the duo…

Reading it now, I feel that Katori must have wanted to be like Hanazono.

I love the collaboration between Shu and Chika-chan.

>>5

That too, but it’s also the reveal of the Spider and matches after the anime resumes, which deepens the emotional connection.

>>7

The first match is good, right?

>>8

Isn’t it true that right before W won, the monologue and the way the prince subtly criticizes Ossamu are quite harsh?

It’s a fact that I’m a weakling with glasses, so there’s nothing I can do about it…

>>12

Since I also tend to run while thinking, I might unknowingly look down on Ossamu, who is clearly running behind me.

>>12

The prince is still a high school student, so he might have felt frustrated for coming later and quickly being beaten to the top of Class B.

>>12

Rather, I think it’s only natural to think that the lack of skill at this point is indeed the case.

It is said that there was a way to win as the prince mentioned.

The duration in the story isn’t very long, but the flow from the protagonist’s wandering developments to a complete victory feels incredibly good…

When Ossamu’s plan fits perfectly, this kind of tragic thing happens.

So everyone will come up with strategies for the later matches!!

Before explaining in words the uniqueness of Ossamu and the adaptability of the other teams (which I will explain later), it is really skillful to lay the groundwork for that.

>>14

I know that you dislike when the character named “Nanashi-chan” has common bad feelings.

As expected, it’s such a straightforward movement… I like Mikumo-kun.

Even though you came all this way… it seems like I don’t have any more trion… I love that too.

>>15

I wonder why Nasu-san is like this android heroine.

You seem pretty competitive, don’t you, Prince?

In a different kind of competition that uses a different kind of thinking than winning or losing in battle.

The prince talks to just about anyone like that.

Katori was completely suppressed in this match.

>>20

At the very end, it’s executing the wire maneuver, so there’s something wrong with this guy.

>>28

Oh no, I’m going to die…! It’s a good scene where even the glasses-wearing character lets out a final fart at the end.

Considering this, I really love the part in the mid-level final battle where Katrin dominates with the Spider.

It’s great how Suwa-san holds down with a double shotgun and thrusts with those plump thighs…

Well, it’s just a pawn…

The anguish of Jackson, who is then quietly brought out.

You like it, don’t you?

Even a weak shot can kill if it hits.

It’s nice to see the two of them standing in the wire space…

It’s nice that the prince is applauding after the final battle is settled.

This guy is surprisingly weak in a 1VS1 situation…

The evaluation is strong because Shu understands it the best.

If the amount of trion were normal, Ossamu wouldn’t have to take unnecessary detours.

>>30

Even though I’m taking a detour, having something come up behind me feels quite unsettling to the other person.

I love that Nasu-san is so furious about turning into Kumachan… I can’t forgive it…!!

Nino has no choice but to step, so in that situation, if he reads the destination of the asteroid and positions the shots accordingly, he doesn’t need any clever tactics.

The good part is that they compensated for their abilities with the unusual strategy of using hounds.

Yuma standing calmly among the wires while Chika-chan’s sniper shot flies in from behind looks incredibly cool, but it’s so much like a villain’s scene that I love it.

To be honest, when it comes to Jackson, if there was enough Trion or if he could use the thrust for acceleration and apply it to his attacks, he could have just bailed out without needing to place bullets. It actually requires some ingenuity to score points on his own, which is a handicap in itself.

I love the moment when Yuma found Akane during the round that Nasu’s team set up with the typhoon.

The acting in the anime was also good.

Even just managing to cope with being inferior through wisdom.

That’s the appeal of manga, where it’s genuinely interesting for the reader…

I don’t remember exactly which scene it was, but Shu pressed his opponent to the floor with the thruster of the Reigast.

I really like how the scene with the asteroids that were pre-installed from the side has become stronger, Shuu…

>>40

When Jackson dropped in the same match as the thread image.

If it can be taken to mass deployment, it’s not just Yuuma that becomes stronger with wires.

That’s the theory, and since I was taught that kind of fighting style by Arashiyama and the others, it’s only natural, but this glasses-wearing guy only attacks from behind, it’s the worst, isn’t it?

It’s great that Katrin, who was completely on the losing side here, is actually really strong.

The story titled “Mikumo Osamu ◯” is generally enjoyable to read.

Since Asteroid is being shot at from behind while the weapon and shield are in a state of blocking two of Yuma’s attacks, he is completely defenseless.

Even if it’s not Müller, I’m dead.

>>47

The good thing about Osamu’s fighting style is that he’s thorough about shooting when he can kill.

“Thrusters ON!”

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Catchphrase of the finishing move

>>48

I actually think the thrusters have quite serious performance, so I think Raygaste should be evaluated more positively.

I mean, distribute it to other weapons.

>>54

Even though Gundam is so powerful, the fact that no followers have appeared shows that it’s still difficult to use…

>>60

Murakami himself has only been in the Border for about a year, so even if he admires Murakami and tries to use the raygun, I don’t think such a short period of time allows for practical deployment like that.

>>60

It’s heavy.

Osamu is suited for being a shooter, except for the fact that he has no trion.

Ossam’s special move is… low-speed shotgun blast, right!?

I feel like it’s rare to see in manga where the main character’s team meticulously prepares a strategy in advance and then surprises the opponent.

>>52

The manga I like are World Trigger and Haikyuu, and I feel like there are some commonalities between them.

Glasses can’t finish, and in reality, that’s how it is, but it’s nice when you can make yourself believe that the glasses can pull it off.

I won’t shoot at my allies who are moving vigorously, but as a shooter, I can accurately hit the enemy with bullets at the right timing.

This point has been good since the beginning of ranked matches.

On the other hand, Yuma calmly stabs without any catchphrase.

>>57

Yuma, who has been engaged in a fight for survival, wouldn’t do something like that during a battle.

>>57

Rather, it’s someone who suddenly appears from behind the enemy saying their catchphrase and decapitates them.

The Yuma-Ossum combo has been strong since before Spider, so Arashiyama-san specifically states at the beginning that it’s not necessary for him to score points on his own for now.

Are you watching, Wakamura… Katori is lively in the same team with a different pair of glasses…

When the higher-ups use the same weapon as Ossamu.

I like that it feels like I’m using completely different weapons.

It’s safer and stronger to keep one hand free so you can use the shield at any time…

This weapon is insane because the strongest Reigast user is punching with it.

>>67

The thruster is the main body.

Even though Reigast-kun’s trion body should supplement his muscle strength, he still feels heavy.

I think it’s awful that its weight doesn’t particularly relate to attack power.

This is just because this guy is using it, so it looks super strong.

This is a phenomenon that also occurs with fighting game masters.

>>69

That said, since Murakami’s way of fighting is to receive attacks with a shield, his lack of offensiveness may affect ranked matches, but I think it’s a style that can be easily imitated.

Scopi is somewhat in that category.

I’m mostly using the Gundam as a shield and not using sword mode at all…

It seems that the power of Trion attacks is not really related to mass or weight…

People are only talking about Jackson, but I wonder what Miura’s true ability is like.

This… is just because Chika-chan uses it, so it looks really strong.

>>75

Is it a lead bullet sniper?

I think that as situations where people want to use shields increase, the number of users of Raygasts will also naturally increase, since the movement of using a shield while thrusting is reliably strong.

Especially in the main game’s ranked battles, it showed strength when combined with a gunner.

Even if you use it as a light sword, it’s pretty strong, but after seeing Yuma’s application, you’ll definitely think it’s impossible to use the scythe, right?

If we could include Raygust in the Arawune Perfect All-Rounder Plan…

There isn’t much specific explanation provided in the play, but in reality, I suppose I’ll have to manipulate the trion myself to change its form, right? Scopi.

It’s strong simply because strong people use it, and the fact that Koketsu is the most used is the answer itself.

But it’s really reasonable and nice to fill two slots with Scopi and Shooter Trigger like in Inukai or Oji.

In the first place, the top tier of attackers are the ones who come at you with dual swords, those who ambush you with stealth, and those who can slice through your defenses from very far away, so defense is at a disadvantage…