There’s nothing that can be done since we have so many popular characters in Ashura.

It’s like a dragon star.

>>4

I feel like the stories about hearts and clones are quite similar.

>>4

The readers want to see the previous protagonist in action, which also highlights the sorrow of the sequel’s protagonist.

I have reached the point in the Gaoran vs. Agito battle where Gaoran gets hit by the dragon bullet.

Thank you in advance.

>>5

If you’ve seen that much, you should understand why the main event was in the opening tournament, right?!

I cherish it precisely because someone abnormal like Arashiyama shines, so I sometimes hope for the creation of something like that.

In this world, basically, those who have trained are strong.

Since the horse has made a comeback, it feels like a double protagonist situation.

Well, I’d be happy if Koga-kun normally succeeds…

In the early stages, Ikiri Kou-kun is at a level where he normally loses to girls who are worth their weight in gold.

The latest humble Kouga-kun can compete at a certain level in the Death Tournament.

Too much growth!

Well, compared to the early days, they have improved to the point where it doesn’t really matter whether they are there or not.

The clown, who was nominally placed as the new protagonist for the catharsis of Oma’s resurrection.

It’s impressive that you can excel in the Kengan matches even though you’ve only been training seriously for a few years, right?

It feels like if you power level your talent beyond your background and build it up to this extent, you’ll be able to mix in.

I seriously don’t understand the meaning of existence.

It gives the impression that the protagonist has reached a turning point with the battle between Hikari and Ryuki.

Since there isn’t a boosting technique like an advance payment, I feel like I can’t win against a stronger opponent, unlike Ouma-san.

There’s no way you can catch up to us right after starting martial arts, right? Are you some kind of martial arts genius? (Maybe if you keep at it, you’ll catch up.)

It’s quite something that even Ryan acknowledges his talent to some extent.

If I had been able to train with the appropriate uncle from the beginning, I wouldn’t have gone to waste and might now be among the top ranks in the story…

Is it because the initial route didn’t receive good responses that you quickly became a good kid loved by everyone…?!

There was a time when the protagonist was teased for being lackluster even in the promotional material for the standalone book, right?

Excuse me, who are the two people confronting each other at the beginning of this episode?

>>26

About 1000 years ago, the connected beings and the leader of the insects at that time.

>>27

I understand everything! Thank you.

Isn’t this manga too haphazard?

What was it that the bug wanted from the horse, Niko?

I wonder who I’ll be playing my last match with.

Stingy older brother?

Since we had a tournament in the first installment, shall we go in a different direction for the second?

I think it’s doing well as a fighting manga with that kind of development.

As expected, Hikaru-kun getting beaten up is way too strong, right?

>>33

It’s just that Hikaru-kun’s strength is already questionable, being just above average, so winning wouldn’t prove anything about his strength…

Considering that works like Baki and Garou Densetsu also had few battles for the protagonist, it’s probably inevitable that in ensemble-style fighting manga, the main character’s presence becomes weaker.

Despite the evaluation, Gawran’s performance record is terrible.

>>35

If the opponent is Agito, there’s nothing we can do.

Is it okay to be losing like this even though you’re the strongest fighter in Thailand?!

I don’t dislike them, but I don’t particularly find Koga and Ryuki interesting to watch right now either.

>>36

Even if I train, I still won’t come close to the highest level, and I don’t have a deep connection with the central characters in the story, so I have too little of a role.

Despite various events, Ryuki doesn’t feel like he has leveled up as much as Koga.

I like Gaolan, but I’m not blessed with wins.

Ryuuki is strong enough to kill Naidan from the beginning, so there might be little room for growth.

They’ve gotten quite a bit stronger, but the opposing team is full of monsters; it feels like they might not be able to catch up in time.

>>43

You’re getting stronger, but there’s still a big gap to the top level in the story, so you start to wonder if there are any opponents to fight, right?

Was it the Yamashita Kazuo slot with combat power capable of self-defense?

Although I’m technically the strongest in striking, it’s not as chaotic as Arashiyama.

The fact that they are winning against Arashiyama means their record is pretty impressive.

Even though there was a coup, compared to the well-defined objectives of the Ashura in the death tournament, the overall goal of the story is too vague.

Even if you become one of the strongest in the story from here, I wonder if you’re really a genius beyond the clones and the Kure clan!

It might feel more natural for Ryu-ki to become stronger, rather than the other way around.

I wonder how they will wrap it up, considering that just being able to beat Hikaru-kun won’t be enough to win against Jackie-chan or Kuroki.

My goal is to smash Ouma, but now that we have reconciled, I no longer feel that way…

It seems that the current objective is to protect the Dragon and Demon from those who are connected.

I believe that the stronger one becomes, the more the advantage of foresight with their fists will come into play.

If only the dragon demon blank wasn’t there.

I still think it was good to let Gaoran Agito win, you know?

Since Ryuki is at the center of the story, the thread image has to work quite hard…

Making it so that, like Ouma-san, they were actually strong from the beginning but had a limiter on them.