Although they had talent as a researcher, they lacked talent for violence.

Yes, it’s noisy there.

Probably the moment Nepkin saw this technique, he must have thought, “This will take so much effort, it’s better to use it in a tag match…”

If you keep trying to become Silver Man forever, the magnetic superhuman won’t hold up…
Magnetic superheroes need a “lack of ethics”!

Are we talking about that again?
Please stop.

I think the next Nepp is probably heading this way.

The research team is not good at combat.

Someone with a personality that can act lawlessly while laughing like “Hyahahaha” is more suited for combat utilization of magnetic power.
Psycho-Man may emulate madness as much as he wants, but he is fundamentally serious at heart…

What is it?
Is it another bad flow because of me?

A technique that has the power of only one person.

If Nep could create an avatar, then Psycho Man should have been able to do it too, and if that was possible, they could have defeated Silver Man.

Using this power feels a bit like cheating, doesn’t it?
That’s why they aren’t here.

I feel like my status as a Magpie user has risen to a new level with the current Neptune.

The iron sand avatar was possible only because of that environment overflowing with Mag P, which usually feels impossible.
I don’t know when the sand iron avatar started to speak.

If you create an avatar, of course it will start talking.

Is it only possible to use it in a serious textbook-like manner?

It seems like I would watch my grand-students’ success with a sour face.

Superheroes can suddenly create bells, so they can at least make talking avatars.

Even the Time Superhumans are creating Time Superhumans from nothing, so don’t complain.

Only those who are seriously using Magfap can’t master it, Psycho Man.

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It seems you’re good at creating systems that everyone can use, like a hellish stone mill.
It’s really a feeling of being something to use personally…
It feels more like righteousness than perfection.

I never thought about making an avatar out of sand iron.
I’ll use it in my daily life too.

It turns out that the correct way to use Magpa was to crossbomb with my disciple Nepkin…

For now, the areas where Psychoman seems to be superior are that it can be used without opening the Apollon Window and its output seems to be higher than Neptune’s.

You’re probably using it while being unsure, so of course, you can’t master it.

Putting aside my true feelings, I first thought that friendship was something for inferior superhumans.

If I could create silver from iron sand and recklessly execute a cross bomber while glowing, then surpassing the Zaman would have been possible.

Both Nep and napkins can be used without hesitation, which makes them strong.
Mental health is important.

I think it was a mistake to incorporate the Mag-Pa into the already completed setup of the special moves.

Psycho is such an extreme denial of friendship that he even disposes of Turbo Men, who came as colleagues.

Since I didn’t forget the power of friendship, I thought there was a chance of winning last week, and then it turned into Metal Big Za Martial Arts, so I didn’t think I would win.

Using both magnet power and friendship power.

You were too serious.
It represents the essence of everything, Psycho.

But I understand that if you’re going to surpass a man, you need to be able to do something like a cross bomber with a silver avatar.
That evaluation is just too accurate; that guy, the general, is the closest to friendship power, but he’s just too serious.

When you see the true beauty of the cycle of reincarnation…
Why did you forcefully incorporate the magnet power?

Psycho was too busy with many roles, including being a founder, a researcher, and a Raginan.

It was probably lingering that people were saying, “Isn’t that doping?” and that’s why I wasn’t using it for self-enhancement.

Psycho wanted to be recognized by Magpa, so it was good that he was substituting his fighting style with Magpa.
Nep is strong because he’s completely adding together his own power and Magpa. What the heck is this guy?

The negative reviews received besides “The Man” linger.
I also think that perhaps we couldn’t openly experiment and make mistakes.

Now, Nep has the spirit of dialogue.

People who are serious at their core will end up going crazy in a serious way, even if they go mad.
I’m different from those who are crazy from the root.

I think there was also the feeling that it couldn’t be recognized as a failure because it was the power that allowed the greatly indebted Zaman to be acknowledged, even if it meant bending himself, despite opposition from the other founders.

In the case of Psycho Man, after all, the research on magnetic power itself is…
It’s just a means to escape from the friendship power that was beginning to sprout within me…

If the premise is to immobilize with a Mag-Pa, then it would be better to use a big strike move like a Cross Bomber instead of a falling technique that depends on where the opponent falls to reduce its power.

The truth is, part of the reason is that the opponent was silver…

I felt refreshed after beating up the Papillon and telling it, “Stop your arrogant attitude!”

I feel like I would create a silver avatar just once and then say, “This is not it!!!” and break it.

Wait a minute! Why is the rating decreasing when it’s completely gone?

(The expelled napkin did not use magpie for its favorite.)

Using Magp for myself is Nep or Nepkin.
Using myself for Magpa is psycho.

It seems like the reason why both the Restoration man and the napkin seemed to be quite decisive was because they lacked something that was psycho?

Using Magpa for oneself is Hermit Missionaries.
Using myself for Magpa was psychotic.

No matter what Silverman says or what the other founders or The Man say,
This is the power needed for world peace, and if I had conducted my research under the firm belief that I wouldn’t allow anyone to complain, things might have been different…
I wanted you to understand that Silverman definitely wouldn’t nod his head until the very end… that’s what it is.

Suguru is a descendant of silver, and it has been said that cattle are also part of the genealogy of the god of harmony.
When I think that my lineage is just an ordinary street superhuman brawler, it makes my strength seem like a bug, Neptune.

If you use Magpa, you can become this strong! It’s not good to include Magpa in existing techniques.

The technique utilizing Magpa is too highly refined with the cross bomber.

It’s a common phenomenon that users can use it better than the developers.

Although it was used as a power, it is still dangerous.
I think the conclusion of becoming the guardian of magnetic power as the only one who can handle it takes Silver and Psycho into consideration as well.

The techniques and style as a superhuman were perfected during the era of the Fighting Man, right, Nep?

Speaking of which, Samson’s parasite.
What’s up with that guy’s ego?
The lines are nothing but groans.

The other party is at fault.

I think it’s amazing that they were able to build the system, as establishing the basics must be quite difficult.

The psycho man who was really too serious.
I had the power to do anything wildly, but I lacked the freedom to go all out!

It seems that there are fewer founders who could win if Neptune Man and a founder faced off in a Papillon battle.

Even with a napkin that has passed its prime, if it were a perfect napkin paired with Nep, there was a true possibility that it couldn’t be handled at all.

If we’re going to do it, I would have liked to see time rewind as a counter to hyper recovery, but I guess it’s okay since it means Cross Bomber is super strong!

First, it’s too strong, Nep.

In a world where chaos reigns and the gods have decided on purification, those who were trying to set things right are all serious, every last one of them…

After all, it’s power, so the goodness or badness lies with the one who uses it; the power itself is neither good nor bad. What Onikisman said still resonates here…

I’m really happy that Magpul-equipped Hell Missionals still seem incredibly strong…

Is it the Five Great Clocks that ensnared those with a tragic past using all sorts of means?
Fanapeshimi too, and this face surely reflects a sad past without waiting, Papillon and the otter…

I want Suguru to do Gannryujima with Magput.

Well, even though Nep is doing this much, the fact that there’s still a lot of blood flowing shows how strong the five generations are.

The performance of the Cross Bomber is still insane even now.

The inside of the papillon is super creepy!

Using Magpuff to its full potential, there aren’t many who can win 100% seriously at the level of a super god, like Nep.

Despite the twists and turns, in the end, Nep became the embodiment of the debate between Psycho and G-gold…

Rajinarn, who has been training endlessly with an immortal body without ever stepping into the limelight,
To capture Nep alone, you have to ambush her with multiple people; otherwise, you stand no chance.
Considering the feelings of the Rajinan faction, I thought it was quite something…

It’s complicated, but I think there are probably two types of magnetic power: one as magnetic power and the other as superhuman power.

Rather, it feels like my condition suddenly improved right after I bled quite a bit.

To be honest, when I was excited, I thought, “Just lose one more time,” but the result is incredibly cool, right Neptune?
The true face of the Papillon was unexpectedly good.

If you ask who came up with the cross bomber, it was probably Napkin or Psycho.

Neptune is pretty worn out too, but he has intentionally taken hits to break Papillon’s nose, so he really has a crazy level of strength.

It’s salty, but he’s a super veteran, including the Era of the Fighting Man.

After going through a seriously too serious psycho and a lawlessly too reckless napkin, a well-balanced Nep has been completed, which is just a bit too reckless.
…I wonder if this is balanced.

A kick with 100 million power not having any effect because of “too much impatience” is a bit strange, isn’t it?

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A pessimist that exists in a state where time has stopped, called a robot superhuman.
A papillon, an existence where time has stopped, transforming into a state of imperfect metamorphosis.
A fanatic who is an imitation of a superhuman trapped by the past and wishing for time to stop forever.

It’s enjoyable to see a former enemy, who hasn’t become weak and remains just as they are, become an ally and act lawlessly.

I remember how lively Nep was the moment they got Magpa back during the second season.

I just turned 30, and I’m still like this.

If I hadn’t played dead, it would have ended with a down down, so I’m truly moved that Mariposa became one of the reasons for the victory.
There are too many things that lightly blow away this week.

The feeling of “there’s no way we can win” in the tag-team arc, resulting from the dramatic increase in resolution of Perfect Superhuman, Rajinan, and Parfait Origin, is really nice, isn’t it?

Although the optical fiber was handled normally, the magpie was knocked away.
The magnet power is really strong all the time…

Despite not appearing at all, the character of Nepkin has become incredibly strange in terms of status ever since the setting of being a disciple of Psycho was introduced.

Where’s the Neptune element? I sometimes think that.
Isn’t it the lineage of Leviathan?!

Is the collector’s spirit igniting again? Is it going to swell? Number one!!
It’s way too cool to casually cool down after that.

Magpa is a power that governs the creation and collapse of the universe, despite its name being one-dimensional.

The optical fiber power might be used better by those who are behind Nepp than by Nepp itself.

The Neptunian element of Nep is derived from napkins, and I think it’s more correct to consider what the roots of napkins are.

The theory that Papillon wasn’t that strong.

Without showing a sympathetic expression like a superhero of justice, while uttering hateful remarks.
But it’s stylish to return the mask in a way that properly hides the face.

That’s right… I am the strongest… (Meaning “That’s right… I am the strongest…”)

Regarding Nep’s age, it seems like the timeline is warped even for a second generation, so let’s forget about any inconvenient details.

Suguru is still in the process of growing and is winning continuously, which makes the top players see him as a threat, and there’s really no other way to put it than “Yeah.”

I honestly really want to see Neptune vs Fanatic.
Normally, it’s impossible for a sub-character to defeat the main boss alone, but I can’t help but hold onto the hope that maybe with Nep, it could happen.

The complexity arises from the fact that, in addition to the level of superhuman strength, each superhuman also has their own unique power characteristics.
Even if you have tens of millions of power, there are probably very few stronger guys than a big body with a million power who stands out.

“Whoa… it has resurrected as a god—this is one of the top mob lines in meat!”

This technique is said to be one that will be used on Suguru in the future, but at least they don’t say that.
It feels like I’ve made you feel that in the past, too.