It’s the result of giving a brat supernatural powers…

I wonder why only children have abilities.

A school for girls that is attended by a large number of graduates from suspicious facilities.

How do we generate abilities in the first place?

You’re explaining how to create your own reality, but essentially, you’re intentionally causing brain damage through electrical stimulation and medication, right?

I wonder if Ichitsu is still doing the talent development project after becoming the chairman…

For someone who said they were being made to dance, you’re sweating a lot and seem overwhelmed, aren’t you?

If anything, the previous champion feels kind of like an old man.
I no longer have a physical body and am now using the body of a junior high school girl.

Look at that person! They’re racing through life with such a packed schedule that they don’t even have time to experience youth! With such abilities!

Has Kamijo-san been fighting for six months straight… ?

That person has been living for about six months in chronological terms, feeling like it’s been way longer thanks to Othinus.

It’s become like a yakuza, going beyond just being a delinquent…

It’s great when, after nearly 20 years of the development where you wonder, “How can they fight with that injury?” the author suddenly reveals, “It’s actually a normal fatal wound that I’ve just been covering up with magic for a few volumes now.”
If I reveal the secret, I’ll be dead…

I’ve been scheming in various ways to keep Kamijo alive for several volumes now, but I really can’t figure out what that guy is thinking—maybe he’s just gone off the rails or something.
I think it’s quite terrible that Kamijo-san went out to punch someone when trying to change the world’s laws as a last resort.

Well, looking at the schedule until the time of death, it’s a bit packed…

Don’t die on the seventh day of the new year.

Is that such a packed schedule…
Is that you, Conan?

Everything becomes congested due to the meta-necessity of having to complete everything by the time I graduate high school.

Inserting the side story has caused the schedule to be even more packed due to Kamijo-san’s appearance in the side story.

It’s usually the magic side that’s to blame for doing something troublesome like wondering if the world will end.

Finally, it’s the New Year.

Kamijo-san has to fight and come back to life even after death, so he is almost a combat robot.

Acquire the power to distort your own reality on a microscopic level by administering drugs, applying hypnosis, or inserting electrodes into the brain.

The top of the academy city can walk outside on rainy days without an umbrella and reflects all sound while sleeping, allowing for deep sleep, you underclassman!

The person in the thread image has really improved their growth for Kamijo-san.

It’s so packed that instead of one-day events, we’re cramming events into the same day for both morning and afternoon.

It might be impressive that such a long-running series hasn’t fallen into disarray.

I thought there were a lot of people who were struggling, but I guess it’s understandable they don’t have any slack.

Fighting, getting hospitalized, getting attacked while hospitalized, fighting again, being taken to Los Angeles while the hospitalization is prolonged—I’m living a busier life than Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man.

I wonder what the longest record of when Kamijo-san was able to rest properly in the story is.

That’s not good! A dead person is coming back to life! It’s the latest edition, so it’s just too sad…

On the contrary, New Year’s Day is really peaceful and nice…
There are countless unsettling things, and New Year’s Day was just not the time for them.

Fighting and winning while suffering life-threatening injuries.
Without even a moment to heal, I keep getting gravely injured again and again.

The doctor should get more seriously angry.

In the new arc, compared to before, Kamijou-san has a bit more leeway in how often he fights, but due to the general leakage of the shrimp tempura magic and the kotatsu syndrome, Academy City is progressing in an even more apocalyptic state than usual.