It’s not about the ability, the person themselves is incredible.

Die already~
At least don’t sit next to me~

A person who was playing pachinko the whole time during the final battle.

Well, there’s no reason to hold back.

I never thought I would never miss even once in this field.
Is there really someone who successfully holds you back and just ends it there?

It may be a divine curse, but from a pachinko player’s perspective, it feels enjoyable.

Well, it seems like you have no luck with women…

A limitless cursed technique that cannot be properly used without the Six Eyes.
A gambler who can’t be properly used without good fortune.
The same.

It’s sad that I ended up finishing playing pachinko on the back plum.

I don’t really understand how amazing it is since I don’t know anything about pachinko…

It’s true that all trash has the ability to dream.
I think that truly stress-free pachinko will ultimately leave nothing but complete emptiness.

I only understand that if I win, I’ll recover.

The moment when you hit a big jackpot after getting completely hooked is the most exciting moment in pachinko.

It can be inferred that there is surprisingly sound thinking based on the specifications of the platform.

I think it means the same as what a pachinko player says about winning overall.

What’s the best-value gamble? Horses?

Out of standard in a place unrelated to magical power.
Aren’t you aware that it’s an unconscious technique?

My ex-girlfriend has a sad past with senior Hakaru who was heavily using revolving credit…

It’s probably an issue from the time when I was playing pachinko with a single-eyed cat, but with a 1/239 chance of a jackpot loop, it’s likely to have less flashy performance than the sea…

I’m not the type to feel jealousy over gacha results, but if someone says they always get it within 30 pulls, I might really want to seal them away in a prison of torment…

Bring out the demon scale.

Lottery 50%
Public gambling 75%
Pachinko parlor 80-90%
The redemption rate should be roughly around this.

If you predict it correctly in advance like with the Uraume event, you can start in a special state from the beginning.

Even without hitting the jackpot, being able to draw into a favorable area shows strength.

It seems like it wouldn’t be interesting at all if it doesn’t catch on.

When riding, I am stronger than Okkotsu.
Are there times when you aren’t riding?

If I had a能力 like this, I could activate the complete function every day…

I thought that despite saying this, I would probably lose somewhere along the way when the effects waned… but I survived until the end.

Kashimo has a gambler’s mentality and weak thinking! If they hadn’t done it, we would have lost.

Will you survive until the end…?

The refrigerator girl was held up until the very end, wasn’t she?

It’s hard to win against Sukuna because if I face him, the area won’t close, and it can be destroyed from the outside.

It seems unlikely that I can win against Sukuna, but I feel like I can easily defeat the other sorcerers.

I can’t beat melon bread; I can use the area that doesn’t close.

The forbidden realm that the upper management is concerned about.

Even with a ridiculously tight slot machine, is it possible to win with just 3000 yen?

If you have this much luck, it wouldn’t be nerve-wracking unless your ex-girlfriend is racking up a ton of revolving payments behind your back, right?

There are absolutely no ways to defeat Sukuna or Satoru Gojo’s absurdity, but against general sorcerers or cursed spirits, it’s almost a guaranteed win depending on luck with this guy.

If you’re playing long ST, it won’t end until closing time!

Getting hooked 30 times doesn’t count!

You did a great job making this ability with a character from a boys’ magazine.

There are characters who weaponize luck from time to time, but it was the first time I saw an ability to shoot pachinko while fighting.

Isn’t this the type of guy who uses up all his luck and ends up losing in the end?!

“Compliance-related issue → How could I possibly understand the pachinko technique at the train door?!”

Because the juniors are working hard.

I think the crucial effect of the area is twisted into the understanding of pachinko rules, and the pachinko effects are simply out in space, which is different from the concept of an area that doesn’t close.

It’s always like a constant high-stakes situation!

Is the rough magical power characteristic related to the technique?
It was especially irrelevant.

It’s true that a gap opens up for just a moment, so it depends on the person’s ability after all.

Did this guy lose?

Speaking of which, there was a roughness setting, wasn’t there?
I’m completely dead and laughing.

The fact that understanding the rules of the effects in pachinko has no essential meaning is too well established.

Well, the atmosphere in the pachinko parlor is definitely gritty, you know.

It’s crazy that you can’t hit more than 30 times in a row on a sweet machine given the current sweet digital situation.
Since breakthrough types are generally within about 30 times.

I don’t play slots, so I don’t know, but isn’t it just a bit of luck?

Decks that exploit the disadvantages of card games.

Despite having a garbage-like ability, the domain itself is strong in pushing against others, and the person Hyou is skilled in small tricks, also having a winning strategy to aim for the opponent’s curse energy depletion even against those he can’t overpower with output, which makes it surprisingly practical.

A man who ended in a draw because he had no means to kill the Uramume.

I think the complete feature was probably put in place because of this person.

It may look like a gambling character, but in terms of performance and everything else, it’s consistently solid.

A technique that forces you to endlessly fight against a monster that has infinite cursed energy and is immortal.

It seems that the domain is a reflection of the user’s inner landscape, so it would mean that it’s all about the depth of the heart in pachinko.

I understand that the crappy technique can increase the number of draws infinitely, so the chances of winning go up, but I seriously can’t accept not hitting on the real machine.

I’m revealing the technique with a guaranteed effect, but…
Revealing it is not only worthless, but it just adds noise to my thinking, which is too much of a life hack.

In the current pachinko system, terms like winning (Charge 2R) and winning (drop) can both apply.
I think it feels like just being able to draw a lucky ticket isn’t enough.

I clearly remember there was a pachinko player who was profiling the character based on the specs at the time of the initial release.

The process of the technique may seem like useless information, but if you just look at the results, it’s clearly strong.

I want to play Re:Zero at full volume for a day with this level of luck.

I want this guy to play Million God.

Regeneration is a side effect, while the main effect is a normal large buff and unlimited MP with a time limit.

If it weren’t for this guy, there would have been no way to deal with the back door plum.

I thought that only Gojo could teach the domain, and he seems to be quite serious about being a teacher.

It seems like they would fight quite enthusiastically whether it’s against Kenjaku or Sukuna.

I’ve never played pachinko, but I know that with the knowledge from this manga, all the complex performances might hit? I also know that it’s just a hype and essentially garbage information.

It might be possible to launch an attack with the momentum to defeat the opponent before the strong performance ends, and if it doesn’t work, to escape.

How can you win without cash machines or a chance to win?

You can only defeat it either before the first pachinko pull in a state of insufficient preparation or while it is in a relatively weak domain expansion.

It’s too much of a hassle that dealing with this technique makes you knowledgeable about the uninteresting specifications and performances.

It’s not entirely wrong to say that it was because this lucky guy existed that we were able to defeat it.

Considering that this guy is moving with the premise of stopping Urami and is actually able to stop him, it makes no sense to use Urami as a reason not to send reinforcements to Gojo.

I might get banned because they remember my face…

It doesn’t matter if it’s during regeneration; if you blow their head off in one hit, you’ll win, so as long as you have a certain level of firepower, you can do it.

The statement from Okkotsu that “when I’m in the zone (on the scale), I’m stronger than you” is… indeed… that kind of feeling.

I may have never seen a luck-based ability user win continuously without ever hitting a loss.

Well, if you smash it in a non-closing area, it’s easy, right?

I wonder if I could win against Sukuna or Gojo if I hit the jackpot.

Even in a big winning state, it got to the point where I could kill a few times, so somehow if Kashimo had fought Urame, it might have been a good match.

Is there a long free spin every 30G in slots?

What kind of thrill is this when you’re playing with a 239 jackpot loop and a short time bonus, you reliable guy?

I think it’s pretty bad storytelling for a gambler character to have incredibly good luck.

Don’t ignore the drawbacks of the technique.

Kashimo attempted to destroy the brain, but was met with a release of cursed energy from the nose. However, against someone like Sukuna, it seems like he would just be torn apart.

It’s not just this one, but in this manga genre with abilities, there are many instances where the maximum power isn’t the ability itself, but rather just a regular punch packed with cursed energy.

The one who restrained Urume by themselves is undoubtedly the MVP of the final battle.

A man who was destined to become a pachinko addict from the moment he was born due to the nature of his techniques.

Since there are no waves and I always have good luck, it seems like there’s no way to defeat Otsukotsu even during a big win, so I’m not really able to grasp the entire sentence “You might be stronger than me when you’re in the zone.”

Isn’t Urame a physical body, so it could easily be taken down by Okkotsu with Jacob?

It seems like it would be fine if it were caused by Mahito saying “Don’t move” or “Die,” but it would be a problem if it gets decided that way, so I can’t really try it out.

There’s a story about how things like melon bread and techniques are often applications from games, so it seems that people were getting used to playing mahjong and such.
I can only think of this as something that was properly reflected.

The fights aren’t very interesting because the balance doesn’t use any special moves and mostly just punches and kicks.

It’s completely unengaging and doesn’t even feel like a game of chance; it’s a gambling ability that, in a way, is quite novel.

I like the character, but I don’t think a gambling character that doesn’t lose from beginning to end is good.

Black flash has become a pachinko.

When the scale performs a black flash, luck improves even more.

It’s incredibly capable as a stalling character, being both really tenacious and not weak enough to be ignored.
I absolutely don’t want to fight.

I always thought that characters like this usually encounter their first piece of bad luck at the moment they least want it to happen.
In the end, having such incredible luck goes beyond reasonable limits.

The luck of seemingly getting all versions of Switch2, including the regular version, the Mario Kart version, and the other language versions.

If there had been some leeway to depict the Uraume battle, perhaps there could have been, but there really wasn’t anything.
Weekly serialization is scary, isn’t it?

A man who couldn’t be stopped even by a perfect answer for freezing or immortality.

Because this guy was here, we were able to seal the back plum, but if he hadn’t been here, I feel like a few of us could have dealt with the back plum, held down the number of the Sukuna side, and reduced the chaos.

Even if touched by Sukuna, recovery through reversal is still possible.
I think we can have an incredibly intense, unresolved, and messy battle.

Urami could probably use domain expansion with their abilities, but they couldn’t defeat them with certainty, right?

Even during the time-saving period, I hit jackpots at the same speed as in a bonus round, so if my territory expansion happens, there’s nothing I can do.

The luck to pull any gacha’s pickup within 30 tries.

I can’t help but feel that in the end, facing Sukuna will make me a black flash punching bag.