It’s scary that you have to take a taxi everywhere in Hawaii to stay safe.

It’s much more comfortable compared to the ship.

If it’s like Hawaii, then New York in the world must be amazing.

>>2

Just as Hawaii is more peaceful than reality, so too is NY peaceful.

>>52

Speaking of which, I haven’t seen the Hawaii Sujimon news lately…

>>2

New York, huh… isn’t it the Mecca of Sujimon?

If you use an OKA surfer, you can almost ignore it.

>>4

It tends to turn into something like a new star of Mad Atlantis (legendary pirate).

Hunting bounties to gather money only to quickly deplete it with ability upgrades, then earning again, now lacking points, earning in mini-games, and again not having enough money.

How many hours have I spent looping through Chapter 2…

>>6

You can get stronger by treasure hunting and defeating the Devil’s Flag.

Seriously, a lot.

You can move safely even while riding the trolley, but there seems to be a suspicious person.

The east became a prize for Crazy Delivery, and it was no good.

If you want enhancement funds and fame, it’s better to go out to sea and collect treasure.

The bounty really only gathers money.

Traveling leisurely by boat, beating up pirates, and treasure hunting is so much fun that I could do it forever.

After strengthening the ship, I ran out of money again…

While going back and forth to Honolulu multiple times and emoting, I ended up becoming a legend…

It’s just too funny that Goro Majima is the straight man during the exploration of Hawaii.

There are too many eccentric and strange people.

>>13

The calm and composed interjections of Brother Majima in his heart are too funny.

I became really fond of Bronson the statue man because his story is just so good.

Wow, you’re getting quite a bit of money, aren’t you?

I can’t do it anymore, I don’t have any money…

Repeating.

>>16

(A lawyer burning a Cheki)

>>19

I love this because it’s so cool.

>>16

I had a really bad feeling inside when I heard about the bus tour.

>>16

That 70% is based on real events…

>>22

It’s problematic because real stories are more brutal.

It’s pretty much like that in the series, but when you diligently complete all the side quests in a chapter where a lot of them are unlocked, it makes you too strong and turns the main story into an easy game.

A bounty of around ten thousand dollars is normally very strong, and it feels a bit alarming.

I also like the pirate compliance substory.

Majima laughs as he becomes infatuated with Goro.

Feeding the animals on Rich Island.

Catch the bugs.

Catch fish

Cook.

Bully a punk.

Too fun!

I laughed because all the members of the Yagami group became prizes in the mini-games.

What are these people doing in Hawaii…

A naval battle that only rushes the leader ship and continuously fires at close range is quite questionable.

Juri looks like she could be a model, similar to a revolver shop clerk, but that’s not really the case, is it?

It’s amazing that not only cars but also ships can be modified.

The fact that we both went all out in a high-power battle gives a really great sense of exhilaration.

I want to eliminate the shirt under Julie’s work uniform.

Before traveling to various places, make sure to take all suspicious person snapshots. That’s all I can say.

I feel like the hidden boss this time was pretty weak.

The naval battle was far more of a final boss.

Why are you getting hooked on Goro’s cabaret and about to be tricked, brother…

The strongest in this game is the one who throws bombs, regardless of friend or foe.

Why does the stuff dropped by defeated enemies explode too, are you stupid?

>>35

When there are multiple of them, before you know it, your allies are on the verge of being wiped out…

I hate the Ghoul Pirate Crew the most.

I wanted to fast travel directly to Goro Maru.

Due to being able to accomplish everything all at once in Chapter 2 of the side story, which gradually happened in the main story set in Honolulu City, it tends to become quite chaotic.

I just cleared it a moment ago, and it was fun…

The ending was refreshing, and the reveal in the epilogue was great.

The people of Honolulu City have no hesitation about becoming pirates.

>>41

President Oka has become a part of the group, and I laughed.

Pirates, huh…

I was just thinking that I wanted to get on a boat and do 〇〇!

Basically, it becomes a smooth process to make friends like this.

This time everyone is really casually becoming friends, right?

If you clear the substory, some odd and eccentric people will follow you.

Since dondoko is everyday life, being a pirate is nothing to me.

I like how it tries to force a good story with a silly subtext while playing somber background music.

I made a lot of friends, so I’m going to become a pirate crew!

I worked hard at my part-time job, so I’m going to become a pirate!

Since you enjoyed the photo rally, I’ll become a pirate crew!

Could it be that the hero hallucination that Ichiban and Kiryu-chan were seeing wasn’t a hallucination after all…?

What’s the security like around Hawaii in that world?

>>48

The charges against the bounty target are quite serious…

>>55

I thought about how annoying it is to have people who make a habit of car break-ins or to have persistent pickup artist groups, and then I got scared when a man showed up who loved Japan so much that he convinced himself he was a samurai and ended up killing several people before fleeing.

The idol’s side quest is actually a coming out about getting married that happened the day before the bus tour started, so reality is tougher.

The performance of Tame Upper and Tame Dos Charge is too lawless.

I really liked Mr. Shigeta’s sub-scenario.

The Zeus army in the ship battle is seriously strong, and I had to retry about 10 times.

In the subsequent battle on the island, it was a quick kill.

What kind of balance is it?

On the contrary, isn’t Captain Yasuda joining us?

The side quest where a 65-year-old person asks to join a pirate crew was a nice story.

>>59

If there was a chance to join a member after clearing it, that would ruin everything! I thought that, and it was actually good that it just ended without any joining.

The characters from the Judge series are prizes because making them talk and advancing the timeline would be problematic…

I played shogi for the first time in about ten years with this game, but since I only know the minimum rules, I can’t win at all.

But I feel like I would lose if I rely on the internet.

>>61

I’m going to start the shogi app and have the AI mimic my moves to play against me.

>>61

For now, just learn the Mino Castle and quickly build it.

To advance, gather the pieces’ influence on the points you want to break through.

Defense is to place two or more pieces in positions where they can cover each other.

Let’s try to be aware of this much.

It was good to see the president who was illegally dumping on Donkoko Island and the taco guy who was selling stolen goods getting rehabilitated on Subst.

The judge team is completely treated as guest participants or even less, but perhaps because they are original characters, they are really light on their feet…

Did the original bus tour also announce a wedding at the end…? What’s going on with their mental state…?

>>65

It’s just before the last tour.

Moreover, a cum inside marriage.

>>65

Aren’t you just thinking of your own otaku as nothing more than a source of nourishment?

While a former yakuza is struggling with nuclear waste disposal, there are active yakuza members who are on a business trip to Hawaii as part of their employee benefits…

Although Kaito and Sugiura have abilities suited for combat personnel, Azuma’s abilities were subtly more aligned with those of a crew member, which was unfortunate.

There have been various things, but it’s amazing that Kaori Iida is now thriving as a talent.

>>72

Due to various family circumstances, I can no longer complain.

Since it serves as a model for the mark of the Oka Pirates, it gradually appears in crew gatherings, which is amusing.

The original story ended up with a child born from a shotgun wedding dying at six months old, making it difficult to use that as a joke and resulting in an unsatisfying conclusion.

If you play shogi seriously every time, you’ll end up looking like a fool.

Unless you are a fan of shogi.

>>77

I think it was during the PS2 era in the second installment, but there was a part in the main story where you could either win at shogi or give 100,000 yen, and I feel like I ended up solving it with money.

>>88

Wasn’t it something like turning the shogi board the other way around?

That guy has no heart…

Kaori Iida was so unfortunate that it made the bus tour seem worthless afterward…

I ate too much chikuwa and it’s hard to run!

I couldn’t even win against a 10th kyu just by knowing how to move the pieces, so I relied on help items.

By the way, the master of the revolver is that guy, but since my brother has no memory, it shouldn’t be a problem if we meet.

>>82

In the first place, there is no direct involvement!

>>82

By the way, even if they remembered, did those two even know each other?

I thought that was ridiculous, but when I researched the original source, it turned out that the bus tour participants were actually left behind and the tour proceeded without them, which was unacceptable.

See you next time, Aloha Happy ♥

>>84

(There may not be a next time…)

The reason the chikuwa for lunch didn’t relate to the original source was probably because if it were something like a banana, it would be too on the nose.

The battle against Zeus was quite close and had an exhilarating tension.

The survivors had a tough time and couldn’t make it.

The support crew has no options other than Noah Goro and the little fish.

>>91

If it includes reservation bonuses, Nancy is strong too.

In the past, the achievements in mini-games were tough, but in this game, it’s become easier since you only need to win 5 times.

The naval battle was really fun, but I wished the ship’s movement had a bit more speed.

>>95

There is almost no reason to sail other than gathering materials and searching for treasures, so I managed to endure it.

I liked playing mahjong, but compared to 7, the money you can win is pretty pathetic…

When you look closely at Aloha Happy-chan being beaten up, the damage is too vivid…

>>98

It’s really scary to see a human eye behind the taken-out eyeball.

While I was taking a qualification exam in Hawaii, I became a legendary pirate crew.

>>99

It’s really amazing… the Ocean Qualification School!

It’s better to manage with just a one-move checkmate in shogi.

But in New York, there are also timid loan sharks who look like bad guys but are actually nice old men…

It’s quite tough to greet 100 people quietly, but isn’t there a place where they suddenly gather in droves?

I really wanted to go to the batting center with Mr. Kaito and Gary, so I worked hard at the gunpowder barrel.

This is surprisingly interesting.