
What is it, what is it…!? Have you already realized it…? It’s the greatest pleasure to use the complaints of a loser as bait…! Hehehe… Should I have hurt you more…? If that’s the case, I would have enjoyed having a drink.
Is that you from the future…? It’s fine though…
It’s not like that…
Rather, the original work is more like hate creation…
>>2This is basically Kaiji’s spin-off…
You have terrible taste…
>>3Even Ichijou-san was doing things like blood nail polish…!!
It’s more out than watching girls’ anime…
A sad scene where a young person who moved to Tokyo joined a dark organization and ended up distorting their thoughts.
Is this how it is in the original work…?
I wish I could go back to the time when I was into watching girls’ anime and was obsessed with my single-lens reflex camera…
It’s like the environment of Teiai was so bad that it influenced me…
If you’re going to have a drink, wouldn’t it be better to do it while listening to a voice actor’s radio? I don’t mind either way…
It even looks like a pose to hide a girl’s anime hobby.
>>11Isn’t this much more something that should be hidden…?
It’s not so much that I’m acting while sweating… but the colleague in front is being genuine…
That’s your true nature, isn’t it?
It’s fine, though…
We’re not that bad of people, or rather…
Auts Auts Auts Auts…!
Disregarding the original setting is a no-go…!
>>16Even Ichijo, who was so close with my part-time job colleagues, is out…
It’s more like a difference in interpretation of the original work…
Auts Auts Auts
As a person, it’s so frustrating…!!
It’s different… This is a wicked spin-off featuring an original character from Kaiji.
These guys can still make excuses because it’s an old story, but for Tone River and Hanchou, it becomes clear that they’re behaving the same way off-screen as in the original work.
>>22It’s fine to make a gag about it, but I really can’t handle the cleanup after the human horse racing… I’ve often thought that.
I can’t forgive that Kaiji, which takes the kind protagonists and cruelly gathers them to have an original character hurt them…!
>>24To be honest, I’m starting to dislike this topic.
Hanchou is one thing, but Tonegawa is already showing his malicious side in the story…
>>25Even Hanchou.
If Teiai were just an ordinary moneylender, it wouldn’t have turned out like this…
I feel sad that Murakami passed through the thread in the last episode of Ichijou…
>>27It’s often said to be a pointless spin-off, but…
I think that including the final episode, Ichijou is quite a high-quality spin-off.
>>91Haven’t I been told that…? Well, it’s fine…
(This guy seems like this, but he was really into Re:Zero…)
You were having fun breaking watermelons at Natsu Mikiyo’s family home, huh… it’s fine though.
>>30Wasn’t it the home of the Shiga gorilla…? It’s fine either way…
Otsuki is quite something.
My enjoyment is having a drink while watching the “Retsupuri” anime.
It’s the greatest pleasure…!
>>32That’s fine, but…
>>32Don’t let your subordinates look down on you; it’s better to avoid that in the workplace.
It seems like they’re trying to extract money from the worthless ones as if it were a natural thing to do.
Indeed, when it comes to bullying that concerns life and death, it doesn’t seem like a character trait; rather, it feels like if they had that kind of time, they would be playing instead.
>>33The original leader does not hesitate to use attacks that could kill Kaiji.
>>33If it’s just one person, that’s one thing, but they are trying to unite and involve the other 45 pairs to escape from their advance payment life, so for Hanchou, they must be a top priority to crush.
The characters change a lot, but the animation style also varies quite a bit depending on the period.
The artwork of the spin-off group has become established as the public image of Fukimoto’s works.
>>38The leader’s face was completely fixed in an anime and Hanchou style.
The original group’s leader has a really nasty-looking face.
The Hancho has scenes where they regularly roll up at Shiroku-sai…
I’m going to quit Teiai anyway after this.
Are you going “over there”…? I don’t mind, though…
In Hanchō, there aren’t any characters that irritate the squad leader’s nerves as much as Kaiji does.
However, it’s not a dream…! The artwork was completed at that point.
The early Tone River makes me wonder, “Was it really this face?” when I watch the manga… The influence of the anime is strong.
>>46The early Kaiji also has a strong vibe of a clumsy older brother.
I think it’s amazing how the anime art reproduces Fukamoto’s style while also beautifying it.
It’s different… Ijou-san said to create a character so that you won’t be looked down upon…
Thanks to the easy spin-offs, there’s a lot of hate towards the original work…!
Hehehe… (So that brings you joy…)
Well, it’s only natural that Ichijo would go “kukuku…”
I think it was quite a dangerous scene when Kaiji was talking about the plan without noticing the transmitter.
The original work’s interpretation differences lead to disagreements…
Recently, it seems that Kaiji is turning into a bad guy who bullies everyone’s favorite characters.
I think it’s better to start a spin-off with Kaiji as the main character.
>>54I feel like doing everyday life during Kaiji’s normal times doesn’t really increase my favorability.
If you’re going to do that, the current escape arc is the best… though the serialization is on hold…
In the early stages of Kaiji, it doesn’t really feel like Kaiji, does it?
Even with a face like that, there’s a change in the illustration style.
>>55The early Akagi also has different art.
There are scenes where I’m sweating more than I thought in the early Akagi… I realize that.
Akagi is much better.
Is it going to connect to heaven from now on…? You could say that…
>>56I somewhat understand why Akagi becomes mundane.
The line “Let’s keep going until one of us is ruined!” from the Yagi vs. Ichikawa match makes me feel like Akagi was in a pure, childlike phase back then…
>>57Watching the Akagi funeral arc after the climax of the Washizu Mahjong has a different charm.
I couldn’t die in gambling…
>>56I thought it would depict how that cool Akagi becomes Akagi, but it ended with the Washizu Mahjong.
>>60Well, you know, as you get older, the edges soften.
Akagi Shigeru wakes the chef in the middle of the night to make fugu sashimi…!! Akagi Shigeru takes a bite and is satisfied…!
It’s horrifying that someone like this is watching children’s anime and saying it’s not like that… or something like that…
>>58It’s not that… I was watching a girls’ anime and it wasn’t like that… and somehow I’ve ended up like this…
The fact that Hanchou is still doing cheating Chinchiro hasn’t changed, so it’s the same…
Those happy-looking gang members are being messed up by that spin-off character called Kaiji…!
>>61The fact that Hanchou is having fun is also a result of exploitation, unlike us, right…?
It’s fine, but…
I came here because Ichijou asked me to follow him to Teiai, but I was wondering if we’re going that way…
A spin-off of SOGA where the aged Akagi’s last moments are being burned into his brain…
It seems like a daily spin-off featuring Kaiji would be composed of complaints about the world and some trivial life hacks.
This is just the main story.
It’s as if Kaiji is a demon that destroys everyday life…
In the first place, the Teiai itself is really bad and it creates an environment that distorts ethics…
A young Akagi who is betting his life living fiercely in a rural Yakuza gambling den.
The contrast with the old Akagi, who seems like he could easily handle that level with just a few words, is really good…
The scene where Ichijo is in the chairman’s chair is really tough for me…
To release a daily life spin-off, neither Ichijo nor Miyoshi have a character that feels amusing…
The Tone River and the squad leader are evil in the original work, but they’re somehow different from those guys…
>>76It seems to be influenced by the content; the former is interesting, so my impression changed and I can laugh at it now, but the latter wasn’t that great in terms of content.
It’s fine, though.
>>76The Tone River and the leader can be polished in good or bad ways throughout the work, but Ichijo and Miyoshi don’t have that, so I think there are parts that you can feel directly in that regard.
People can change, huh?
In the Ichijou time-space, Murakami will quit this Doburakku and start again with Ichijou somehow…
Well, to begin with, the time setting is different… There aren’t any Precure in this era…
>>79But it was suggested that there was a time when you passed through the era of thread images, right…? It’s fine either way…
Doesn’t Kaiji actually increase his loser level in everyday life?
What I first did to get the room I used to live in for the final episode of Ichijou was to show that I had money, which gives off a feeling of being influenced by Teiai, and I like that.
Having lived long immersed in the underworld, being detached from commonality might make one akin to a sage or something like that…
We were so together back then.
It’s not exactly refreshing, but I feel a sense of sadness when I think that the two of them, who lived their youth, became twisted in heart at Teiai.
If that is allowed, I feel like the Modern Mahjong editorial department wishes they could do something like Shaz’s daily life stuff too.
>>87Washi was talking about the peak period before becoming senile.
The thread image is really sad…
>>92All of this is the fault of Teiai.
Hanchou is now at a level of being a completely different person from the main story.
Ichijou feels a strange melancholy thinking that this young person will eventually become like that.
I’m curious about how you got out from the underground in the year 1050…
It’s what you’d call unsophisticated…
>>97It wasn’t paid back properly.
There might be some dangerous dealings around Kurosaki.
It is often clearly said to be a miss in Kurosawa’s Nakane spin-off.
Ichijo gives the impression that it’s not really a bad option, just something that won’t last too long.
It goes without saying, but the original work Kaiji is popular, which is why so many spin-offs are popping up like bamboo shoots after the rain…
From there, it’s not really a good idea to turn the main story into something that mocks it, even as a joke…
>>99I wonder if how I’m treated here has any impact anywhere… Well, I guess it doesn’t matter…
Isn’t it 700 million yen in debt?
Well… they must have figured something out.
It’s a bit concerning to read that Hanchou is increasingly becoming a ridiculously high-spec old man.
>>101If I had to say, it feels like my physical specs have decreased with contact…?
It might be that someone from above helped after the old man’s tantrum was over…
Well… I know that it’s just an overly convenient and unrealistic delusion…
I thought that if I read Akagi until the end, I might end up becoming the heavenly Akagi.
>>104After the Mahjong game with Washizu, Akagi has become unusually playful.
It certainly feels like I’m going to become that thing of the heavens.
>>109“Hey, your mood was like ‘Washiusu Iwao (Niconico) level, right?”
In the future, I will become Akagi-san, who is playing golf every day with friends in Hawaii, saying, “Golf is really difficult!”
“Isn’t it good enough to say, ‘I don’t like it’ …?”
I wonder if they will do a spin-off of Endo before meeting Kaiji eventually.
Isn’t it a gag based on the premise that no one seriously thinks Kaiji is a spin-off? It’s fine either way…
>>111It’s boring.
It’s not that…
By indulging in the complaints of a loser with “Sakana,” the story of “Retsupuri” gains depth…
>>113Hey~~ no way!!
>>113What kind of anime is that… It’s fine, though.
There’s no way someone who gets hooked on girls’ anime has this kind of moral perspective.
I wanted a spinoff of Ichijo that wasn’t a slice-of-life like Hanchō, but rather a dark hero gambling manga about rising to power through heel tactics from the underground.
Kaiji is currently running away with 2.4 billion.
It’s true that there are more talking points that come from common experiences of older men rather than the character of Ichijou or the usual young people’s themes.
Hanchou can talk endlessly just by mentioning that something is currently trending underground, like “〇〇 is in vogue…” or that Otsuki secretly likes “××”… It’s quite enjoyable, isn’t it?
>>121Originally, the special rules of chinchiro (everyone rolls regardless of the parent’s hand, or the parent rolls twice) are based on the premise of “everyone enjoying equally in an entertainment-less underground,” which makes it relatively easy to accept the various content creations to extract money from underground members in Hanchou.
It’s different… even if there were good bond events in the past, the world view is such that it can still become trashy, which is noticeable in characters like Miyoshi…
Hanchō is in an environment where they can increase the number of characters as much as they want underground, so there’s not much worry about running out of material, which is a big deal.
In Ichijo, I was waiting for Aijou to come back in the final episode.
In the original work, it doesn’t seem like Ichijo is the type to patiently wait for a return…
That’s not it…
I wonder if Ichijou will start picking up original black-suited characters from now on.
It’s not really a great hobby.
It’s fine, but…
The original Ichijou is a complex character who sets up listening devices to use against his classmates, saying things like, “People like you won’t be let into the shelter…!” It’s completely different from Ichijou in the manga.
Ichijou can’t really say much about other people, can they?
So that person from far away was a damn jerk… It’s fine though…
>>131It’s not far away… it’s different…
In the final episode, this guy’s eyes were so sharply angled that it was just plain painful.
Isn’t the hairstyle changing too much in just a few frames?