It’s interesting.
At that time, I thought it might be a little stretched out?

Well, it wasn’t entirely uninteresting, but it became more combat-focused, and it was disappointing that the food ingredients ran out and it seemed like there were only unappetizing items left.

If you ask me where the bottom is, I’ll choose the blue grill.
It’s pretty tough even when reading it all in a single volume.

Honestly, it wasn’t what I was expecting from Toriko.

After BAMBINA, it’s around the spirit of food and the underground channel, you know?

It probably tastes good in the context of the work.
It didn’t look very delicious at all.

The boring part is around the cooking festival.

After it becomes clear what was meant, it turns out that there was nothing strange being said.

The level of attractiveness of Komatsu is inversely proportional to the interestingness of the story.

It’s interesting, but it feels like all the key interesting parts of the story have been cut.

I wanted to see Live Bearer and Sunny…

I feel like I was slacking off around Mellow Cola.

To be honest, I barged in during the cooking festival, but I wanted to see a bit more of the cooking competition.
Even if it was to stretch the anime’s length, the match with Wabutora was good.

I think the feeling of “what in the world is this slime?” ranks among the top in manga history.

I think Bambina is quite an interesting place.
Don slime… is it there?

The gourmet world is interesting, but after the thread image, it turns into a bit of a digest and becomes more about strategy…
I can’t fully enjoy the adventure of the pair I wanted to see.

There will probably be people who can’t keep up because the direction of the gourmet world is changing.

When I was reading it weekly back then, it was interesting up to Bambina.
After that, I couldn’t keep up with the setting, terminology, and description.

I thought the monkey dance was skillful.

I felt like I couldn’t keep up from around the back channel.

I wish they would stop trying to include Baki elements in things like Ougai.
I know you get along well with Professor Itagaki!

The Blue Grill gets high points just from Judah’s recollections.

The eating pattern after the big adventure in the human world is too good.
It’s a shame that this wasn’t felt much in the gourmet section.
It’s certainly interesting to read again.

It’s too bad that the eighth king and the full course turned into a digest halfway through…

The weekly release of one episode recreates the pace of the time, and knowing that it will end on a satisfying note brings a sense of comfort.

The full course of the End Mammoth is definitely too rough.

There were some parts of the soy milk path that were quite grotesque.

The area around the back channel is so tough that I really don’t want to read it.
Despite the large amount of text, the explanations are not getting through to me.

The gourmet world doesn’t seem appealing if the food doesn’t look delicious.
Even if it’s said that raw air is tastier than cooked, it doesn’t look appealing at all.

There aren’t any delicious ingredients or dishes in the gourmet world.

The ultimate routine is just too occult.
It was showing various cell functions and color disappearance, but suddenly it became scary…

It was not good that it was originally the Demon Food Realm.
All the food that comes out looks unappetizing!

Rather than a Don Slah, there is a One Dragon.

Reading it again, the poison doll’s cheat technique is just too strong.

When you first set up the blue grill and realize, “What is this town?! A dystopia?!”, it becomes more than just a matter of whether the food is good or bad.
I don’t dislike it, but you know, this kind of setting.

The ingredients for the gourmet meeting are either pretty gross or too abstract.

I think the imposing presence of the king was well depicted.
I love collaboration against Acacia.

The concepts of the hidden channel in the second half and the eating spirit were so unrelated to gourmet topics that they made the discussion quite complicated.
Food luck is not just the fortune of a chef achieving great success, but also became a resource during battles.

I really love Donsura vs Neo.

Gourmet Rack! Gourmet Rack!
Ska ska.

Also, Blue Grill likes to talk about Asaldi…

The Another arc has nothing but boring elements.

I think the worst thing is how the organization handles Neo.
Joar’s losing attitude and the creepy coolness of his mother complex are masking it, but…
The way the manipulated faces are treated is inconsistent, with some being killed and others being forgiven.

The inflation from the back channel is piling up too much on top of inflation.
“It’s hard to grasp when someone says ‘it takes tens of thousands of years to cook…'”

There were also subtle issues even before entering the gourmet world…

The gourmet festival is nonstop fun until the end.
The disparity in that area is also significant.

I was saved, Woman.
Mr. Shige has died…

Before entering the gourmet world, everything seems interesting, doesn’t it?
I thought the Spirit Bomb was a bit much, but…

In the Human World arc, the abilities of the Four Heavenly Kings were impressive, and in the Gourmet World arc, the strength of the Eight Kings was astonishing, which was quite enjoyable.

I’m losing the excitement for ingredients and cooking.
It was just a matter of continuously messing around with a frustrating gimmick based on my own theory.

You were probably planning to explore seven civilizations across eight continents one by one, but if that had happened, I wonder how long it would have taken until the series ended.

The next one after the thread image.

I didn’t understand anything after the monkey in the thread image.

Since it’s drawn by Shimabu, it feels like there’s still the power to make you want to read it.
I think it’s an amazing manga overall.
I really love the training chapter for the gourmet world, especially around the Sun Sang Grammy.
The mountain has been shattered, but it’s not just about fighting; capturing expands the conversation and leads to other good things.
It looks delicious.

Being lifted by the blue grill is ultimately just a 1-milliliter episode of Judas.
It’s debatable whether the unique dystopian setting of switching souls into bodies contributed to its appeal.

I really love talking about the thread images.

I couldn’t compete with the monkeys, but I managed to achieve my goals through ingenuity.
In shonen manga, being a continuous loser is not an esteemed quality…

I can’t believe it ends without knowing the true abilities of Chef Kuromado at all.

Cooking starts to get strange after tens of thousands of years.

Although it’s unavoidable, the fact that Toriko struggled while Komatsu continued to shine made Toriko seem even more pathetic.

Wasn’t Kuromado the head chef and Dress the executive chef?

By the way, was there any explanation about that Komatsu food spirit? The devil of gourmet cells? that came out when we handled the air?

But my favorite part is when I, Komatsu, showcase my cooking skills in the underground world and surprise everyone.

In the second half, it becomes just a power-up item like food ingredients.

The people Neo was with mostly left the scene without any highlights or didn’t show up at all.

If you read the Blue Grill arc weekly, you’ll go insane.

I think Blue Grill believes that just the betrayal episode alone would be enough to make a profit.

“Donsuraim is originally a work by ○○-kun! It’s a frame.”

I think the unappetizing appearance had quite an impact.

The Bambina fight was the most exciting part of the Gourmet World arc.
It doesn’t feel like a battle, but it feels like I’m tackling it with the determination to die.

“Is it on the back channel?”

I still think it’s divine how the absurd conspiracy of embedding gourmet cells into the Earth while cooking has been revealed, making the absurd worldview understandable.

Air is fun, and pairing up is somewhat interesting, but beyond that, hmm…

The area around the blue grill seemed to have some serious issues, as it feels like quite a bit of the episode was cut.

The blue grill seemed to be ending just when I thought the cooking competition had started, and suddenly another dish was completed—what’s going on?

In the gourmet world, it feels less like something looks delicious or that kind of sensation.

Delouse’s interdimensional laser
Aren’t fangs supposed to be a weapon…?

I definitely wanted to see the two-person journey with Sunny and the live bearer.

The cooking competition part was boring…

The live bearers were popular, so they didn’t let them die at the festival either…

I can’t say whether I don’t understand the explained content around the back channel, or if I just don’t feel motivated to understand it.

I was feeling uneasy about the power gap, wondering how we would handle things like Hercules being defeated in an instant around here.

The hidden channel can be thought of as the imaginary space in science fiction, but because the explanation is insufficient, it just becomes a convenient other dimension.

Isn’t it tough to be struggling so hard against some low-level monkeys?

What’s the back channel?

In the end, it’s like I don’t quite get things like Joa and that area, but it’s a bit of a mom-con! Well, there’s a part where I feel relieved about it, so I guess it’s fine.

Due to the crazy pollen completely exterminating living things,
It was interesting to have the setting where even now, seeing the flowers of Sandoriko makes you want to run away.
I have a feeling that I wanted to slowly learn about such history in the gourmet world.

Joah just left without any kind of closure… I remember it every time I visit the Toriko thread, what was that all about?

Can I talk about Samba de Amigo?

Since the end of the monkey arc, the appearances of the Four Kings have decreased.

It’s not that it’s uninteresting, but rather that it becomes hard to understand from the other side.

But I think the scene where Donsura is scared is one of the peak scenes in the work.

But I really like the scene where everyone says “Itadakimasu” and eats together.

There are good stories like when Neo wakes up or about 1 millimeter, but…

I really wanted to battle it out with Hachio seriously…

I understand that it’s an entity that has entered Floze’s body, but I feel like it raises the question of who it is.

Final stage’s Toriko Star Jun Mitsukawa’s
It was good because the battle between Frose’s trio of sons and Acacia was well portrayed.
The full course collection of the Hachioji巡り has been sacrificed…

I really love the part where Next Wolf-chan is rampaging.

The biggest dissatisfaction with the gourmet world was that the part where I wanted to see the gradual acclimatization to the unknown world with Toriko Komatsu was entirely skipped.

I really thought it was a waste to roll it up halfway through the blue grill.

After the Monkey King arc, it’s really a mess, but the ending is so beautifully done that I’ll forgive it… that’s how I feel about the work.

When it comes to fantasy food, there’s definitely a challenge in expressing it like a god.
I didn’t think they would cut it down to that extent, though.

I like Jiro’s strength about fourth in the story.

Summoner Trico is a little more angry than Acacia’s feelings.

Don’t talk while reading the thread.
At least write from the point where the monkey arc is finished and you’re in the middle of challenging the next Eight Kings.
If you can write the same thing in the parts that were reinforced due to the cancellation crisis, then I will praise you.

Bambina is a fun character, but the next one is just a set piece, and it’s very disappointing that it’s in a crisis.

With a single fang, I became the king of this world (shooting beams).

Bambina is human-sized, so it’s really impactful and easy to understand.
When it flew from Hercules’s head, I was like, “Wow, that’s amazing!”
The subsequent kaiju war is on a massive scale!!

Eat air, climb the 0G Mountain without breathing, and obtain a pair.
Eat the pair to recognize the spiritual world and obtain the Another that exists in the spiritual world.
Eat another and recognize unknown flavors, knowing the taste of flavorless news.
Eating news, gaining the power to open warp gates, and crossing the time-warped cave at the entrance of Earth.
Eat the earth to obtain explosive calories, cross the wisdom fever bridge, and acquire Atom.
You will be able to recognize gourmet substances by eating Atom.
It felt like there was an order to it.

I’d like you not to read this reply since it’s spoiler-free.
It’s honestly pretty ridiculous to see unknown kings form a group to challenge us only to keep dying one after another.

The gourmet section is not interesting if you read it bit by bit.
Reading several episodes all at once is incredibly interesting.