I felt that it wasn’t as strong as I thought it would be.

I mean, every time there’s some kind of debuff on the ninja…

Since it’s purely defensive, we have no choice but to be reactive.

The yakuza are popping up too much.

I like it because it’s long.

>>5

That’s nice, isn’t it?

I’m flirting with the U.S. military with a loli body type.

>>6

It’s a shit show, isn’t it?

The basic combat power should be ninjas > yakuza, so I can still understand why yakuza are popping up everywhere.

…Why are the yakuza so strong?

>>8

With the power of the Hell’s Coupon, even a mob yakuza can become more than just a ninja in terms of physique…

Other things aside, I’m curious how to reconcile the fact that it amounts to around 60 years that Hanako has been left alone.

It seems like a super amazing person setting, but it’s really not that much.

It seems that the current situation is that the yakuza techniques are being enhanced with coupons, so originally the ninjas were probably quite superior…

The yakuza side is too talented.

While the yakuza can be considered attractive, it is clear that they are the enemies, so I understand why they keep increasing.

Is it possible to balance things out when this side keeps decreasing?

>>13

The Hakkyo-do class is not something that is born so easily.

It can’t be helped that we die, but it’s unacceptable to be almost always one step behind without being able to detect the plans of the yakuza’s wrongdoing at all.

It feels like the fate of ninjas in this world who have poured all their efforts into combat power and lost their intelligence capabilities.

The path to mastery is written as “Yakuza”‼︎

I mean, even if the yakuza are detoxifying, they develop weird skills, but since other than ninjas there’s nothing like that, the police are basically powerless, which I really think distorts the balance.

The Eight Ninjas of the Imperial Capital have also dwindled to four.

Intelligence involves crows and mice, but for some reason, screenwriters can also wield it, so it doesn’t make much sense.

The teacher is dead, and it’s possible that the yakuza side can no longer create new coupons.

I mean, it’s surprising how this country has been able to maintain security until now, regardless of the Eight Extreme Way.

>>21

In reality, it wasn’t happening, and it was the end of the century until the ninja revived…

>>21

The emergence of Grachir from ordinary households indicates a cat kingdom.

It seems like it would be nice to have police techniques.

>>24

Basically, you can normally kill it with just a little struggle…

>>27

That Hanako…

Before the coupon came out, I was saying things like “I’ll just die like this… die…”

Even in a world with ninjas, those guys were casually kidnapping and killing politicians (pigs)…

>>28

There are simply too many gang members…

They’re undermining the natural difference in skill level with coupons.

>>29

If you don’t double it up, there aren’t really any disadvantages; it’s honestly kind of ridiculous.

>>32

It seems that when the Yakuza gave the ninja a Hell’s Coupon, they said he should see a doctor if he uses it, so there should be some drawbacks.

Well, there really doesn’t seem to be any short-term disadvantages.

>>48

The wounds heal, and rather, there are only benefits…

The Eight Extremes Way is like the Nine Great Kings of the International Police Organization; it’s just a numerical representation matched to enemy executives for now.

It seems that only Hakkyokudo has a complex feeling that attracts the fate of being able to kill ninjas, considering all the elements that exist with subordinates.

What I find the funniest about the yakuza isn’t the Hell’s Coupon, but rather the yakuza techniques, I think.

>>33

That’s also strengthened by the coupon…

>>35

Conversely, it means that I have only been enhancing physical abilities.

Normally, even duct tape wouldn’t stand a chance against a ninja without a coupon.

There should have been a significant difference in strength, almost to the extent that anyone other than the leader was like little pieces of wood.

You can become a god in the game, but it’s the screenwriter who’s rolling the dice, right?

>>37

This time, since we’ve gone out of our way to mention that the right brain is dead, I wonder if the right brain is the screenwriter.

In that world, there are too many yakuza.

Is the security terrible?

>>39

Even left tigers and right dragons are on the brink of becoming gravel in this hellish world.

>>47

Even though there were yakuza mixed in, it’s laughable that my relatives are nothing but trash.

Directly powerless, but politicians (pigs) and the police (dogs) are doing relatively well in this world.

If you use a coupon, you could even take down a bear with a mouse.

>>43

🖕🐭🖕

>>45

🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

>>45

Speaking of which, this mouse has quietly become my ally…

Isn’t it a problem if this person leaves? One by one, people who are crucial are leaving.

>>44

Well, as long as there’s length left, it feels like we can manage somehow.

As a result, they’ve been treated more like a mid-boss without clashing with Hakkyokudo.

There are too many coupons in circulation.

I thought the Kansai team came out and we had more allies! But then we got completely wiped out.

If ordinary yakuza can make coupons, then this world is already finished…

>>50

It was originally made by Prima’s brother (a regular person).

>>59

It seems like somehow I’ve become something created by the monster doctor and my brother, but I don’t know which setting is correct…

It’s not part of the main Prima story, so I wonder if it’s considered to not have happened.

Even if the ninja and the Baji Quan clash, countless gangsters are still running wild, so in the end, it’s the gangsters who win…

>>54

If I take care of the crazy gangsters, Prime Minister Aida will do something about it…

>>54

Prime Minister Aida will somehow make it happen.

It is questionable whether the Yakuza really desires a Yakuza victory.

>>97

Even the stray yakuza are too strong in that world…

>>54

If the ninjas from the West are revived, they might manage somehow…

>>54

The ones who got the coupon can take the total wipeout route due to side effects.

After that, whether or not it can be managed depends on the efforts of the Prime Ministers.

If you don’t have a coupon, the yakuza should be able to kill you with a bomb anyway…

When the yakuza rampage, ordinary people become unhappy, and from that unhappiness, more yakuza are born, so it never ends.

The Hell’s Coupon is just too strange from the start…

What is it that can withstand explosions and also has super recovery effects?

The Hell’s Coupon probably has disadvantages like “each time you use it, it reduces your lifespan by X years due to side effects from doping or abnormal regeneration.”

Most of the Yakuza side are all high and die right away in battles, so it’s like they’ve completely avoided the disadvantages…

I thought that the yakuza had almost all died at the very beginning.

A lot of strong ones started growing later…

Well, if you don’t use it, you’ll die before its lifespan is over…

It’s true that everything else besides Hakkyo is disposable, but the ones who died first were the old fogies.

I wonder if they can seize the Hell’s coupon and use it at the police too.

>>66

Since the Prime Minister is using drugs, it’s fine for the police too, right?

If Prime Minister Ai was part of the yakuza… I can’t help but think that, so I’m going to vote…

The fact that ordinary people are worthless is also one reason why the yakuza are born.

The current situation with Hato is that he’s just too lawless, and when he appears, it really drains my enthusiasm.

>>69

I feel like it’s a bit different to say you’re strong enough to easily kill a ninja, even if it’s just about being as strong as a ninja without a coupon.

>>84

I think it’s good to have a natural-born violence that strong.

There is simply no charm in the character.

>>88

It looks like some sort of old Broly without any gimmicks, and that’s all I can think about it for now.

Well, even if we end up clashing with Hakkekido, there are ninjas in other regions…

As long as I can manage the coupon, I’ll probably be fine…

>>70

Hanako is going around taking out ninjas in various places, and the only ones left are in the ninja capital.

Coupons are being mass-produced enough for a large number of mobsters to use.

>>72

First, the Heaven’s Coupon without the physical enhancement of the Hell’s Coupon is being mass-produced to the extent of earning billions in America…

>>78

This world is already over.

First of all, what does it mean that even though Hanako was there, the yakuza were pushed to the point of issuing coupons?

Were you in cold sleep or something?

>>74

Having just Hanako here won’t do any good, and she’s not actively hunting ninjas either.

>>74

I’m just a ninja killer, so if I’m on my own, it’s best to leave me alone and not approach.

The police seem to be quite determined, so it might be okay to create a coupon unit, but is the upper management too noble for that?

If you have the luxury to target the liver with Yamata-re, wouldn’t it be better to just target the heart instead?

>>76

It’s a matter of personality, isn’t it?

I want to see someone suffer and die rather than die instantly.

>>76

The goal is to make them suffer to the extreme and then kill them, isn’t it?

I thought additional reinforcements would come when they asked for support in Osaka, but it turned out to be a complete disaster already.

It’s already over, Cat Country.

I think a significant flaw of this manga is that the characters of the yakuza are quite prominent while the ninja are rather lacking, which makes it hard to feel motivated to support the ninja.

The Hanakotora doesn’t have to be a ninja; they can be a strong warrior out in the wild instead.

Is it possible that a screenwriter was born from the combination of the “yakuza way of thinking × Chou’s way of thinking” that was so extreme it got cut out after being copied?

Isn’t it possible to grow a body from the excised right brain, which is a part of the body that can do anything and become anything?

>>90

The person who seems to be the source of the copy, Mr. Hanzuiin or something, would be about 300 years old if they were alive…

I think it would have been fine without the screenwriter regarding the intelligence capability…

If Hanako is a stoic character, that’s fine, but that guy also commits crimes normally.

>>92

I wish that seekers would lean more towards either the worldly or the mundane.

It’s okay for someone with special abilities to pop up from the police, who are fed up with the current situation where people are getting hurt.

Dad is doing something with Nannara and the twins…

>>94

Yeah…

>>103

The chief has transformed into various beautiful women and is teasing me a lot.

I’ve been patient, but I ended up intervening.

Right now, I’m more curious about Ashita no Joe, which has been dropping hints more subtly than Hanako.

Isn’t there too much long solo work?

They don’t feel troubled, but simply have too little help.

>>99

The shortage of people seems to have been partially alleviated by the handsome robot army.

I can’t use anything in the boss class.

If the yakuza are making various statements about strategy, then the current situation where ninjas are trapped when the yakuza place the boss in front and launch a simultaneous attack is the real problem.

I’m doing my best.

It seems that during the destruction of ninjas after the war, it was a dark age even without a charismatic figure at the level of the yakuza.

While I’m happy that the ninja who died in the long copy is making a reappearance, it simultaneously brings a rush of the realization that they have already died.

>>96

Well, in the end, it seems like everyone except Sheeno is going to die, right?

>>108

I wonder if Shino is still alive.

The overwhelming strength of the yakuza side because of the Hell’s coupon is completely unavoidable.

>>112

In the end, there are no drawbacks since we die anyway, and it’s tough that only the ninja side is getting worn out.

In the end, it will definitely end in a way where everyone dies, so everyone is going to die anyway.

>>113

It’s the Koga Ninja Scrolls, isn’t it…

>>117

It’s Precure!

>>96

Is it enough to just kill the friend who did something bad? There’s no route other than a clean death!

It’s a level where it would be strange if I didn’t die, rather than just being on the verge of death.

The yakuza side is taking their time and doing things in order, so there are times when I barely manage to scrape by each time.

In the first place, there is probably no cooperation among the various factions.

Well, until the character is focused on, it’s hard to understand.

It seemed like the older sister had a strange sense of reason even before joining the medical team.

>>116

That person is fully aware that getting involved with drugs is the end of the line.

Ninja side basically dies every chapter except for the duct tape.

Even though it’s a small but elite group…

If the leader is too strong, it’s either an instant kill or dragging it out, and either way, it’s boring.

What happened to Iga and Koga?

>>122

It seems that the long has a lineage connected to the Oinabara, so it probably comes from the Iga lineage.

It doesn’t seem like it will be a one-sided victory for the ninja since the yakuza is also a protagonist, not just Shino.

MAYA and Tome-tan

Flower Tiger and Foolish Younger Brother

Director and screenwriter

The number of ninjas and yakuza is probably matched up.

I hope the right dragon, which has inherited my brother’s heart, survives…

Writing about the yakuza is probably more fun.

>>128

It’s a yakuza charging into dreams with a joyful expression and a ninja running through scorched earth operations with a gloomy face…

I thought I could manage mobs and yakuza with robots! Yay! But…

If Tome disappears this time, will we not be able to use the robot anymore…?

>>130

I think it’s the same as when you sneak out of the workplace; there’s no room for error.

>>130

If it’s Toma, she’ll probably leave behind an AI that perfectly copies herself.

It’s really tragic that even though I’m a ninja, I keep falling behind in the information war.

It’s about how amazing the screenwriter is.

If they know the base location, the ninja side would launch a surprise attack immediately.

Well, the things that the fun-loving yakuza are doing are so pathetic that even if they were to win, it would still be unsettling…

In terms of the number of enemy executives, well…

In the entertainment section, the four of Ninja Chouyuu Ryuu Toma fought against four enemies, and Toma died.

In the fighting chapter, the three ninjas, Nagamichi, Ryu, fought against three enemies, and Ryu died.

In the yakuza arc, the two ninja leaders fight against the yakuza scriptwriter.

I understand that it’s a distribution meant to be completely used up.

I don’t know what the social order in that world is like after it’s been used up.

>>133

I think it’s crazy that the President of the United States is dead in Japan.

>>133

Considering that Heaven’s Coupon is generating billions in sales, it is thought that the situation is not good.

>>140

Heaven is just about feeling good…

>>133

I have a feeling that only Shino will survive, and if Shino becomes the leader and helps my friend, Prime Minister Aita, it’ll be all good.

If Matsuda-san was using a coupon, Ninja-kun was dead.

If that had happened, Grandpa Kowa wouldn’t have charged into the gathering alone, and it would have ended with an all-out battle and an early resolution… (Regardless of which side would win)

Even if you get into a fight with the Eight Extremes, it’s really hell on earth when the talk turns to the yakuza and Hell’s coupon.

Even without the coupons, there were only ninja who could handle the basics of the yakuza.

In the first place, the fact that President Fuck was killed by the Japanese mafia (child hitmen) shows that the world order is just a moral comic.

States are still safe because the vice president is carrying on the legacy.

My grandpa in Osaka seems like he might come somewhere to die and scatter flowers.

Even if we kill the monster doctor, we should still be able to mass-produce the Hell’s coupons…

Well, I’m looking at you like you’re going to betray me, huh?

If Naga really betrays me, it would be a bit sad.

>>147

It’s more like being taken over by the brain and becoming a traitor, but if it’s Nagai, he would probably take care of it himself.

I think in the world view where groups like Gratur kill even the Mexican Mafia, Japanese Yakuza might be the strongest.

The worthless yakuza become stronger than ninjas just by using drugs; that’s really tough.

>>150

There are quite a few guys who are trained to the extent of mastering the way, in the underworld.

It’s amazing that ordinary people are maintaining their daily lives even though the country looks like it’s on the brink of apocalypse in some places.

>>151

There are a lot of trashy people in the world of ninjas and yakuza, but there are also a significant number of people with a strong sense of justice and solid public authority.

It’s not so much about being taken over, but more like half of it was abandoned and is operating independently.

Since Dōjo-chan is up against multiple supporters, it would be tough if she disappears, right?

>>154

If we make it so that the body is dead but an AI modeled after the person remains.

It can also strengthen your forces later on, and you can have a storyline where you die once again.

>>159

I saw it in Danganronpa.

>>162

Just when I thought I died again, someone comes to save me at the perfect moment!

The disappearing Tome-chan who compensates for the insufficient number of heads.

The brain cannot be copied, nor can it be helped.

Isn’t it a checkmate?

With a coupon, the dancing bird is better than the yakuza without a coupon.

With the coupon, even the yakuza-san can win easily; the coupon buff is amazing.

As you can see from places like Nagashima and Mazuda, the yakuza are quite strong.

I don’t feel like I can win against a virgin gorilla.

A wild virgin gorilla, which is just a violent device.

There’s a suspicion regarding the finance department with the securities…