Aren’t all of these guys’ pasts too tragic?

A sorrowful past in the yakuza…

A sad past is rushing in, more than toughness.

I was surprised that the extremely strong gangster was at a disadvantage against Prima until he took drugs.

My parents are nothing but worthless…

In the midst of that, especially Dream Zawa-san has no particularly sad past.

He’s a damn bastard, but since we’re both rivals, the ninja fight was really entertaining.

I ended up laughing when the author’s sauna story mixed in along the way.

>>12

I was surprised that such an amazing manga could be produced by this author…

>>36

Even though the author of Bobobo is an incredibly nice person, something like that was born…

The subtitles of Sekai no Owari’s songs are nice, aren’t they?

>>16

I’m saved because you die.

>>16

“I just killed the president who came to Japan after attacking the Prime Minister’s residence…!”

At that time, I never expected that I was crying with my right eye…

Death is already a form of salvation…

>>18

Aren’t you, Yakuza, planning to create a place to die for yourself and also die as the villain (Lord Heath)?

The yakuza guy has that level of combat power just from a single piece of a coupon, so it’s a bit strange.

The matter of the children’s organs was quite recent, wasn’t it…?

I don’t think ordinary people can handle the destruction of the Ballon d’Or battle, Yakuza-san.

>>24

I want to stay in this dream forever…

>>24

Everyone desires to go back to those days, right?

There were those who returned to the gang even at the cost of giving up their place as major players.

It’s incredibly interesting, but it’s so engaging that it drains all my energy and, on top of that, it also invades my language areas—it’s a wonderful manga!

I’m excited about the anime, but at the same time, I also have feelings of anxiety or a sense of giving up.

It’s okay, it’s okay because the vice president has this stance.

It’s great that you regularly showcase the ridiculousness of the general yakuza to neutralize it.

The occasional bare face of Gume is nice, isn’t it?

I like the part where the minister is helped by Technobidance.

>>27

So there’s no scene where all eight ninjas gather and fight together…

“Brain muscles move more with muscle than brain! The shock of this draw is too delicious.”

>>39

Like an old man who seems to be conducting field research in Africa.

>>41

Major leaguer…

The chatter of crows and the mouse monk brings healing.

>>42

– The crow and the mouse provide support.

– Fighting monsters of supernatural power with human strength.

Unless you get your head cut off, you basically won’t die.

– A sad past for the executives

– Anime adaptations of Shueisha works

So I basically think it’s like Demon Slayer.

>>58

Wait

It’s tough that not only two others came back at the call of Zokugami, but even a Major Leaguer returned.

Glachil was strong because a professional assassin was on drugs.

What they are doing aside, it’s often the case that what gangsters seek is close to primitive human desires, so it leads to the feeling of “I understand, I can understand.”

It’s like nodding along to a speech by Steven Armstrong.

Dojyo’s situation is so tragic that it makes me cry.

Gum tape is much stronger than I thought…

>>49

I feel like Yumesawa’s older brother probably can’t even win against the executives of the Grachil… and he would probably lose to the higher-ups in the medical team too.

>>49

It’s like a Ballon d’Or, right? No, it’s strong…

Prima is strong too…

Not all yakuza who are not part of the mob have a sad past, but quite a few do…

That aside, you’ve killed too many people, and it’s unforgivable, so please die; the balance is exquisite.

You seriously should just die! I did whatever I wanted to the point where there’s no saving me.

I really like the Ballon d’Or.

I really liked him before he broke; he was such a good young man.

>>51

Mom is going through a tough time! Why are you playing soccer!!!

>>56

But since I haven’t crossed the line that I shouldn’t with that mom, even though I feel emptiness, I don’t feel hatred or anything like that.

>>112

As a guardian, saying “I can’t allow that” is just going too far…

It’s one thing to ignore, but they are clearly trying to hold me back.

>>120

No matter how many terrible elements are piled up, it’s still on the side of light because they “didn’t kill.”

>>173

Is the duct tape mother also on the side of light?

>>173

Isn’t it a bit sad for the light to be called that when it physically keeps rolling and crushing the future without dying?

>>173

Even if you didn’t kill physically, you would have killed mentally.

>>51

“I’ll do my best because my dad might be watching in the future that hasn’t shattered!” This leaves an impression on me.

I love it when my beloved character is denied and killed!

It’s supplied so casually, as if gangsters are being harvested from the fields.

>>57

It’s not just the yakuza, but the mass production system for coupons reaching the yakuza is also crazy…

>>57

Even in a mob of yakuza, it’s easy to gain strength with coupons…

I knew that free offerings are effective.

I’ve overdone it and lost my sense of feeling.

I honestly found it strangely convincing that the author is taking medication for depression.

Dreamzawa’s older brother doesn’t kill ordinary people, so that’s a relief, really…

I will commit fraud, but

>>65

If you draw it roughly, you can see it, but the “Ore ore” scam was spread by the young yakuza who taught it with the feeling of “Did I do something like that?” So, the scam activities are the yakuza’s fault.

These guys are at the level of Hakkyo-do, or rather, the first two of them clearly exceed that.

>>66

It’s really bad that I feel like I would lose if the person in the upper right isn’t a long (player).

On the surface, things are going well, but the disappointment in baseball has been significant for the Major Leaguer.

Is it that one coupon is balanced like 0.8 ninjas between two named executives of Hakkyo-do?

With Yakusui or debuffs from the surrounding eyes, you can gain an advantage even with just one named character.

>>68

My brother said that the physical differences have disappeared.

I like how I can look down on this guy because, no matter how much he brags in the thread, he doesn’t have a big d**k.

>>70

I feel like I’ll be killed in Granchill a day after replying to this.

It’s a Yakuza relief!

If the coupon only eliminates the gap in physical abilities between ninjas through basic ability enhancement, that’s one thing, but…

Isn’t it unfair that you have obtained recovery ability and body hardening that ninjas don’t have, making you favored over some ninjas?

The past of the yakuza side is so tragic that I end up empathizing more with them than with the ninja side…

>>82

What the… I have no reason to be treated this way just for spreading drugs in important facilities and killing government officials and presidents of other countries…!!

>>78

During a time when my mental state was not good, I read it in a way that made me feel like I just wanted to run wild and get killed by a ninja.

I like that the potential future of Gratill might not be perfect and successful for everyone.

It’s only natural to have some failures in life.

>>79

I wonder if Prima’s partner was indeed Gumm tape.

The Ballon d’Or seems to have had quite a struggle since it can only be close-range, like a ninja and a gangster.

Moreover, Ninja-kun is hiding the fact that he is a ninja, which makes it even more so.

The hypnotist is amazing.

There are guys who can kill with a voice that feels like an upgraded version, but the ability to perform fine manipulations is insane.

Are you a fan of B’z, author?

>>84

Ninjas and yakuza are the basic subtitle of Japanese rock.

Each chapter is solidified by characteristic bands.

What’s easy to understand is the BUMP from the GraChil edition.

>>116

Is “moonbow,” “karma,” and “hello world” really what they mean!?

It’s nice that politicians, who are often portrayed as villains, are mostly good people.

The author is indeed a Waseda graduate.

>>86

Is Waseda full of people like this…?

The leader struggles every time, but the opponents he faces are mostly the tough ones among the executives.

It’s a problem because ordinary people also have a yakuza mentality.

I really like this author’s weird manga…

Toughness and Chi bonuses…

The yakuza side has a strong and interesting personality, but since they die, well… that’s a pretty big deal.

To be honest, Gratchill had a sad past and repeated too much, resulting in the worst tempo.

The doctor has improved a bit, but the level of completion of the gang of delinquents is still the best.

>>92

I think the reason it feels slow is because it’s basically finished in one episode, so it hasn’t been published every week.

It was incredibly fast when I read it all at once.

The Prime Minister’s residence is a ninja bargain sale!!!

I empathize with them, but they have to die.

Professor Ko is significant for being specialized with coupons that can go up to four coupons.

I really like the conversations between the Prime Minister and his friends, but this is Dokipuri…

>>97

I’m sorry, but the text provided is not sufficient for translation. Can you please provide more context or additional text?

Rama

The free release is for reading the paperback version.

The amount of information changes significantly.

Can I have everyone voice the characters in Hakkoryudo in the anime original?

It’s not that I can’t do anything anymore and should just die; it’s the Prime Minister who boldly claims that he will save us.

I wondered if the ninjas could keep up with the inflation on the yakuza side.

The Phoenix Tiger is still waiting.

(The face of the delinquent gang god trying to remember whether it was fan fiction or the original story’s hidden setting that actually didn’t want those guys to gather.)

Aidama na

Aida Manaichi

Sometimes I remember and suddenly add yuri…

I wonder if that guy, who is so kind like Yumizawa’s older brother, might have done something bad enough to get killed by a ninja?

It’s crazy how my boss provokes Sigma-kun even though they know he’s a former yakuza.

>>113

There are quite a few people who get carried away once they realize that a seemingly strong opponent (who is actually strong) won’t make a move.

Can I really read all the episodes on illegal sites from now on!?

The fact that there was a setting for the highest approval rating really shows how beloved that Prime Minister is…

https://comic-days.com/episode/10834108156722664318

Read and good!

Only family is kind; you’ll understand when you turn twenty.

Mr. Koufu has a high number of times he can use coupons, and it may also be that while the ninja side can cure the virus debuff, the drug water debuff itself still remains.

Still, they were incredibly strong.

>>121

Well, I can handle up to two coupons without any problem.

>>106

Well, ninjas and yakuza are fine, right!?

This is quite popular among women!

I wonder if I’m being too strict…

It’s an entertaining manga that isn’t vulgar, so I can easily keep it on my bookshelf and recommend it to others.

>>126

It’s gross, but not too gross, so it’s recommended for people who aren’t used to it.

>>136

The flying disembodied head is surreal in a way that feels like a surreal gag overall…

Just say you killed me!

There’s no point in bringing up the topic.

>>127

I’m sorry…

>>127

Isn’t it shameful for an adult to do that?

>>135

Can an adult of a certain age really read Shin Kyoku?!

>>149

Reading is good!!!!

>>149

Don’t mess with me.

That’s up to the readers, isn’t it?

>>149

Reading is good!

>>149

It’s kind of lame to categorize manga by age, among other things.

Well, it’s way more hopeless to be looking at the bulletin board, isn’t it?

I liked the daily scenes where Shino and the Yakuza were peacefully talking about their interests.

It’s a bit lonely that we finally confirmed each other’s true identities from the suspicions and the atmosphere is no longer the same.

Well, even after we had a fight, we were still talking in a friendly manner.

>>130

Pigs aren’t ordinary people, so their family isn’t ordinary either—think about it logically.

On the surface, Shibuya still feels like it has good security, giving a sense of the times.

I wonder if the Tōyoko area was lively around this time.

I’m not just putting it on randomly.

It’s oddly elaborate how they brought stargazing to the sad past of Hiroyuki and Takahiro.

>>133

The Prime Minister’s revenge episode is like a friend’s song, it’s quite elaborate…

I was surprised that in that world of gangsters, you can just quit if you decide to.

The Eight Extremes Way and the ninjas are contrasted even in the face of death, aren’t they?

In a way, the yakuza group disperses with convenient dreams, and the ninja entrusts everything to the reality of Shino and the others, finding satisfaction in death.

Is it just Japan?

>>140

Tickets to heaven are selling like crazy overseas, and with just a little trial run, they can destroy a country.

>>143

Rather, things sell better overseas since there are more people there using meth.

>>140

The Mexican mafia or drug cartel is crushing the Gritil.

I think the huge success of the coupons is also thanks to the open sales channels.

Pigs and dogs are different, right…?

I like this scene.

It looks like a normal organization.

>>145

There’s no normal organization that would say, “We won’t do chocolate!” with such a strong reprimand…

Gratill has a sad past…

Basically, if it’s within the group, we’re close, right? Yakuza.

>>151

I’m happily pulling the heads off half-greys in a great atmosphere!

>>157

It feels like we’re just all preparing products for delivery together…

I don’t like it when children are reading it…

>>155

Next Demon Slayer… Please!

Is it okay for a lolicon focused on the sexual abuse of young girls to read this!?

I like the interactions between Yumizawa and Karashima.

Since Yumesawa is an older charismatic figure, and his position is higher than Yumesawa’s, Karushima says it’s fine to speak informally.

>>164

Twenty-six

When I read it again, Oumaga is really strong.

Deflecting Chou’s blazing glory and the Ruyi Jingu Bang head-on.

>>167

I think they were the strongest enemy of the Bōsōzoku Kamikaze faction.

Not feeling the struggles of adulthood and still somehow loving baseball is also unconventional.

Even though Tome-tan has no hands, feet, or internal organs, what happened to the old man’s training?

>>168

You developed a prosthetic limb equipped with specifications that can achieve training quotas, didn’t you?

When I re-read it during the free release, I ended up crying at the part where the minister is saved by Saint Seiya.

Upon rereading, I realized that the frame seemed stronger than I thought; the coupons excluded Yakuza in the first two episodes are unexpectedly intense.

What kind of O-Maga surgery did the teacher perform?

Even though it was a restricted play, I think the golden ball was quite a strong opponent.

Originally, it seems like they could also perform wave attacks involving kicking a ball and brutal physical combat.

I recently read the side story, but there’s no way I could have predicted this coming from Prima’s past…

The fairy of duct tape communication is a heartless mother who abuses…

It might be because it’s a prototype, but it seems even more on point than the Hell’s Coupon…

Isn’t Great-kun amazing?

I think the leader’s response is too off! But if you ask whether anyone could act with something like this in mind, I would say no.

I want to run away, but I’m just a middle school student…

I wish someone could have helped.

I wish I could have helped someone.

It’s late.

When reading the lines introducing the techniques of the yakuza, there are subtly two types: “the yakuza techniques originally possessed were enhanced by drugs” and “the physical abilities enhanced by drugs led to the creation (or sublimation) of yakuza techniques.”

It’s not just that there are differences in the dialogue; there are discrepancies in other parts as well.

When Gumte was hit in the left hand by a ninja, I was thinking in my mind, “It’s not like I’ve ever been cut by Mom!” But to think that Chinchin actually had the experience of being cut…

Basically, ninjas have no choice but to be in a passive position.

If they were just a group of murderers, I could just hunt down the yakuza one by one, but that’s not the case.

I was shocked to hear that just before Ohtani achieved his 50-50, the major league author god seemed to have disappeared and participated in the Tokyo high-speed runaway.

It seems like it’s become world news…