I can’t quite figure out the pros and cons of Magpa.

>>3

That is a good thing…

>>4

Shakin

>>3

I don’t care if the napkin people use it; it’s probably because they’re psychos.

Fana? Well…

>>7

The fact that the crisis in the universe seems to be related to Magpa…

>>7

It is just not allowed to use it for the match.

Nep is allowed to practice wrestling even when using Magpa.

It feels bad to completely rely on external power like Magpa and become decadent.

It’s fine if I can win against silver even using Magp.

Can’t win? You know why, right?

I have a feeling that if this guy comes out, even the time superhuman could easily be executed.

>>13

I wonder… isn’t it pretty close?

>>16

If it weren’t for Bro’s efforts, we would have lost even to the slouched Psycho Man.

There is certainly an atmosphere that suggests something can be done about it.

The fake revenger was forgiven once it used the Aztec cemetery initiation technique in the Heilman battle…

Magpa is no good.

Fiber optic is good.

If MagPi doesn’t work, there’s fiber optic.

>>17

If the axis is misaligned, it will cause the skin on the arm to peel.

If Fana is not neglecting her training, then a hundred million psychics would not win without causing a link to fail, and Silver cannot win or even make a move.

It’s been dull for tens of thousands of years, so it might be different in its prime.

The problem is that my skills are dulling, so I should avoid becoming dependent.

Nep is fine because he’s just using the environment at the away game.

If Psycho had mastered the Magpie and continued to pursue self-improvement, I think Gin would have been genuinely happy.

>>22

When I see Fanatic, I feel like it’s going to arrogantly say, “You can do it if you try!”

Given the current situation, if I try to extract it on my own, it would deviate from the purpose and be out of the question, but it’s currently leaking everywhere.

The statement by Nepkin, saying that if he doesn’t have a magpie, his status is at the level of an inferior superhuman, is really amazing.

>>25

That guy is too decisive in various ways and too rock-like…

>>26

Actually, it was recognized before I was taught Magpa, so that can’t be the case, but it feels like the only thing that distinguishes perfection from everything else is something like Magpa, right?

It seems like during the royal edition we had friendship power, magnet power, and things going back and forth like “Nikkori” and “Shakiin.”

>>27

A smile is coming out from behind the mask.

Once we start to super recover, let’s rewind and go back in time.

I think it’s not surprising if they give up on Psycho just like they did with Gin after seeing such disgraceful behavior.

What Silver pointed out was that we were relying on MaguP, but even at that point it was already being denied independently by MaguP, right?

I wonder what the judgment would be if I seriously dedicated myself to training including Magcup…

>>32

I might have changed my way of thinking.

What was denied at first can simply be said to mean that it leads to corruption.

It’s a threat to the entire universe, so I won’t say much about it.

I would be happy if you could get stronger even without that.

>>34

Well, this time there’s a high possibility that it’s just to execute the original Cross Bomber for the sake of a counter to the pseudo Cross Bomber rather than a decisive moment in the match.

>>37

How am I supposed to do this all by myself…

>>43

Magnetica is fine, but then there’s also the idea of magnetizing the scale powder doppelgangers to steal, or the Iron Sweat shadowy figure.

>>43

Magnetica Bomber!

Well, even if using Nep is prohibited, I have a couple of alternative options.

>>35

Uhoho~!

>>36

That is completely a gimmick suited for tag team moves, so I can appreciate the cleverness of embedding it into the arm.

It’s just that the part where he has the face of a mammoth man is too creepy…

It’s not good to become complacent and neglect improvement just because of power.

Using the power that suddenly came to me… feels a bit wrong.

>>38

You should hone it as your own strength.

Whether it’s external or in-house, what difference does it make?

There is also the fact that there is too much of a strength difference between Papillon and Nep, so there’s no point in complaining.

It seems like we’re just going at it with our strength.

>>39

Well, strength is a different matter, so there are times when it’s a bit questionable.

Nep was being outpowered by the weaker bull.

However, the story of the sad victory before that… is so overwhelming that it eclipses the pessimistic tales of the pessimists.

You’re so hyper that honestly it’s creepy, Nep!

It’s a waste to let it flow freely, so it’s better to just use it.

If you properly master it and further improve your skills, I don’t think you would lose your temper after that.

I think it’s good.

The Apollon window is open, and if we leave it like this, it will inject magp into the time superhuman generation machine.

Nep will absorb everything! And win!

Isn’t it good to use MagPa after properly training yourself instead of relying on it?

>>50

Even by myself, I’m quite strong at this point…

Psyche is in trouble because nobody but Psyche helps before the downfall.

I don’t have time to focus on myself.

Well, in this case, since Silver is using the ring’s environment to their advantage just like they did on their own, it’s probably safe.

If you use it regularly, I think it would probably be guilty.

Well, there actually weren’t any instances where Neppu used the magpie in solo pro wrestling moves.

Used mainly in combination techniques or for purposes other than professional wrestling.

To counter the Papillon’s lawlessness, you need to at least perform something like the sand iron doppelgänger cross bomb.

Should I pull the corner post with a magpie and do a cross bomber?

I rather want them to use a scale powder to stop the wing gimmick.

It seems like I might lose to Fanatic since I can’t buff with mental strength or friendship, especially since I could only win against Psyche, which was weakened relying on Magpa.

Silver hasn’t been able to refine his skills since he was beheaded.

It’s sad that the psycho is inferior to that.

I wonder if we can do something about how being single makes me too strong and turns me into a sad fighter with no charm, Neptune.

>>60

This time, we can add an entertainment aspect like “mask hunting”…

I think it’s even questionable whether silver is stronger than the current wars.

The Magpie itself is good, but it’s not good to neglect honing your skills.

I wonder what Fanatic is like as Silver.

>>65

I might just accept that it’s a different person who only looks similar.

>>65

If you’re using the appearance of a psycho with malicious intent or harassment, I would get angry, but since it’s clearly the work of the God of Time, perhaps I’ll feel pity instead.

Using the Magpa efficiently, having one hundred million power, and not cutting corners, even the original saints would find it tough to defeat the psycho Fauna.

I wonder who they’re going to defeat.

>>66

It feels like the group that has already fought has left something behind with their opponent, so I think that’s the context.

>>66

The beef Ashura Robin will grow to an extraordinary level of strength, so that’s probably it.

At the point where a current ancestor with a magpa lost to an image that has probably been asleep for hundreds of millions of years, the magpa can’t be considered that impressive.

You look just like Psycho-man.

But I don’t have the same things as the person I admired.

Could it be that everyone except Suguru and Terry will lose…?

Psycho was an incredible technique at first… the Reincarnation Drop…! But then…

After watching the eternal final chapter, I can’t help but wonder why I fell into such a skill.

In reality, most of it is a creation of the God of Time, partially excised as if it likes recognition and memory, and if seen as it is, one wouldn’t be able to say anything other than “pitiful,” from Silver’s perspective.

The answer from Nep might be that while Fanatic only uses defense to avoid becoming dull, it would be the strongest to hone one’s skills so as not to become dull and also use them for attacks, as evidenced by the fact that relying solely on Magpa has made the techniques less effective.

I feel that the criteria for judgment is closely related to the concept of not killing.

What will you do if a convict, judged not to be killed, commits a crime again?

Emotionally, I don’t want to kill, but I end up having no choice but to take the path of killing that completely eliminates the possibility of that.

The Magpie of Nep is originally derived from Psycho, you know…

Moreover, it’s more like a failure than Psycho, directly taught by Napkin…

>>80

I will teach you how to use magnet power!

It feels like I’m about to lose, being chased like this.

But even using the Mag Pro, you can’t do a cross bomber, right?

Nep lost, huh?