The Tokyo Skytree shouldn’t be difficult!

>>2

There is a super huge biochemical research institute under the Skytree.

Even if you say that.

What about the foundation…? I think I’ll end up like Baki too.

>>36

The underground fighting arena beneath Tokyo Dome must have been satisfied, I guess.

>>2

No… why is the Sky Tree coming up?

You were having everyday conversations with locals in both America and China, right?

>>5

You went to Brazil too, right?

Baki-chan doesn’t even know how to eat fish.

Baka-chan is way too strong.

I wonder what Grandpa thinks of Baki.

Baki seems to read novels when he’s bored, but it doesn’t seem like he would read sci-fi.

Could it be that Hanayama is still better?

>>13

This old man probably isn’t that smart himself.

You probably have it stored in your mind as knowledge, but…

Don’t blame it on your education.

How old are you now? Baki

>>15

It’s been several years, but I haven’t mentioned that I graduated from high school…

I wonder if I can speak English, but not read or write it.

Even so, you have at least a minimum level of knowledge and common sense, right, Baki-chan?

Rather than thinking of myself as uneducated, this seems to be an issue with the way that old man Tokugawa speaks.

The explanation of synchronicity was super easy to understand, wasn’t it?

It’s like a conspiracy theory, so I just have to brush it off…

>>22

Vaccines…

If it’s shedding…

Deep State, huh…

It seems that the obsession with fighters has gone too far, and I can no longer distinguish between fantasy and reality…

It won’t work out, it’s difficult for someone uneducated like me…

The kindness of Baki that is resolved.

>>23

It’s kind to think that it’s my fault for not being able to understand.

I would definitely think, “What is this guy talking about?”

>>23

Well, that’s because I’ve seen the actual thing after all.

For some reason, fighters with unusually good comprehension skills.

I think having a sense of familiarity is nice.

Doppo-chan didn’t really understand either, so probably the old man’s explanation was garbage.

I’m sleeping during class…

Baki’s sense of common sense is extremely extreme; he has some and none at the same time…

I think this is a scene where understanding fell behind due to common sense.

I tend to dominate conversations and make them one-sided, prioritizing what I want to say…

I want to see my parent’s face.

>>32

I haven’t been taught how to study by my parents…

>>35

Are you being sarcastic, you!

If the topic of parents comes up, all I can say is “Yeah”…

You were talking about Oliver and a quirky book, right?

Isn’t it an expression that there were only the words “DNA,” “cloned humans,” and “Sky Tree” that could be heard in the long explanation?

In my childhood, I received gifted education and likely learned languages as well.

It seems like they are fluent in English and such.

Even though he’s a good-for-nothing rich kid, Baki.

Well, you know about the underground arena in Tokyo Dome, right?

I guess you could say that the lord has made something strange again…

When you hear about Musashi’s revival, the usual reaction is to think, “Has this old man gone senile?”

Baki, who is uneducated, has a high level of sociability.

I want to read stories about studying with Hanayama.

Maybe similar abilities.

It seems that a different context has emerged now…

The reaction when I was told I was being sexually assaulted is surprisingly very rational.

It’s nice that you’re using not understanding your own lack of education as a reason instead of blaming grandpa.

>>51

It’s probably my own fault that I’m not studying even though I’m going to school…

I’m just sleeping without studying much.

It’s likely I’ll keep getting failing grades, so I might not be able to graduate from high school.

The words “Uncultured House” written in Baki’s home.

DNA and clones seem to have a flow in the conversation, but suddenly Skytree…

Mikoto Misaka is…

You know about Pokémon…

Is the old man’s explanation not bad?