>>6

Hehehe… There are things that everyone doesn’t want to see…

>>27

Things I don’t want to see → Things I don’t want to show → My old costumes → My son…

>>3

It seems like you’re struggling with mental health.

Let’s stop fighting.

Ah~!!

Wow, that’s scary!

It’s not about being poked in a painful spot by others, but rather completely self-destructing with my own words that makes me want to take a break.

Hey Dad, does it suit me?!

Ashura has fulfilled the duty of a parent…

The skill gap is so significant that I can’t win without this state of mind…

At least lose in a debate.

Shiva’s strange behavior is not related to Satan at all, which is terrible.

>>15

No！！！！！！！

Shiba is not weird!!!!!!!

It’s my fault…!!! My… this devil’s pitch-black blood…!!!

>>15

There is a scene where Shiba’s shadow has become Satan, so it is suggested that there may have been some influence.

The Ashura from the second generation has a desperate feeling, like he’s forcing his face to fix it as if it doesn’t matter.

It feels like I’ve lost the meaning of living.

>>16

Does this even work on a demon?!

How terrifying, right? This is the bloodline of demons!

This bloodline did that to Shiva~!

Shiba…

>>16

It seems that while you could endure physical pain, you could not withstand the pain of the heart.

Shiva~~~~~~~!

Isn’t this completely a mental issue~!!

Shiba is really just garbage.

Is it really because you’re a demon superhuman that this happened?

No! It’s my fault for forcibly going against my blood!

>>22

That’s right! Everyone, it’s all my fault!

>>22

My son is simply a psychopathic superhuman who has gone crazy.

Even if Shiba could convince himself that he was just a worthless person by birth, the feelings about the fact that something like that was born from himself and his wife would ultimately be unavoidable.

Sometimes I flash back to unpleasant memories because of my own words and actions too.

If you play golf on the grass, you will repair the grass… and maintain the grass…!!?

I think it will be like that.

The mental state of the second-generation Ashuraman is in tatters…

Has Ashura ever seen scenes or stories where other demons are doing such things?

There can’t be a devil superhuman like that…

The ability to commit fratricide is more perfect or cruel than a demon, right?

>>34

As for whether they go that far as a hobby…

From what I can see in the series of flashbacks, it’s true that Shiba is a natural psycho, but I also think that the one who unleashed him is Ashura, who kind of hinted at the idea that devil superhumans do dangerous things.

Shiba was used as a justification for meaningless brutality.

Well, for example, I don’t think a perfect superhuman like Napkin, who is the epitome of evil, would do something like that.

“I won’t do even a second-generation Nep.”

Usually, in situations like this, the villain gets provoked by having the flaws in their argument pointed out, resulting in an angry outburst or something similar, right?

Why are you taking damage on your own?

I think I did my best and lived earnestly.

Make sure to get along with San-chan again.

>>40

Even Shiba lived desperately…

Aaaaaah!

You’re a superhuman pro wrestling heel, but you’re not a murderer, devil superhuman.

Killing as a result of the match is what a superhero of justice would do, after all.

Well, honestly, I can’t think of anyone who can control Shiva.

I think it would be tough even if entrusted to great trainers like Satan or Napkin.

It’s even more painful because it’s a family that’s too smooth sailing… It’s so painful.

I think it feels like if it’s okay to brainwash, then maybe things will work out.

Gods of intelligence, etc.

The stance of the demons regarding the life and death of opponents in Superhuman Wrestling is quite similar to that of Kenichi’s master of the killing fist.

It’s not that I want to kill anyone, but it’s only natural that my opponent might die in the end of a duel.

There are quite a few types who brutally slaughter their opponents in the ring, but…

There are hardly any superhumans who kill ordinary people who are neither wrestlers nor criminals under the ring…

>>46

Tell him, Kevin Mask.

>>48

What do you think, Robin?

>>51

I will definitely break your spine.

>>46

In the first generation, they are basically not present, but in the second generation, they are normally there.

There is a strong feeling that the generational change has failed the most.

>>53

Kevin is messing with humans.

Even if chopsticks fall, Ashuraman goes “Ah… Aah~~!!”

I can’t seem to get used to those eyebrows.

In reality, there should be a generation like Bone between the first and second generations that needs to inherit various things, but because the first generation worked too hard until the very end, it feels like we’ve skipped a generation…