If there’s anyone among the top four who cannot cope with the newly encountered Wind Blade and doesn’t want to postpone dealing with it, it would be Kikucchi.

I love how Utagawa is concerned about coordinating with snipers.

I understood why Kazama-san has been mentioning names after hearing that they are from the same class group.

In the recent exam, their intelligence is so impressive that it is definitely correct to eliminate them first.

It seems that Kikucchi makes it ineffective against the Wind Blade attack…

Kikucchi seems to be a troublesome one, but it’s as if the skilled elite predicted that they can easily take it down at first.

During the real-time serialization in Jump, the artwork was lacking, so it only looked like a very vague fight.

Since I don’t use it in training, I wonder if it was quite a first experience for my family.

>>14

Rather than being family, Kikuchi-hara and Utagawa are newcomers, so they don’t know much about Kazeha or Jin-san.

Since Kazama and Tachikawa are aware, they can take a defensive posture.

>>17

Ah, I didn’t realize it was that time yet…

That person is getting hit again with Scorpion and getting cut…

Conversely, I feel it’s impressive that even if Jin has a wind blade, Tachikawa and the child can manage to do something at a certain level.

>>16

Hey, why is Tachikawa being called by his last name only?

It’s not just us, but the Arashiyama squad is also filled with serious members.

After finding out about the pompadour sniper, it’s a relief that Fuyushima-san went down…

It was indeed a scene of a substantial A-class rank battle.

It’s a commonly posted panel, but I really think the contrast is excellent.

>>22

I wonder if I would just stand still if I saw it now.

It’s understandable since it’s the early stages of the serialization.

>>85

It’s the same relaxed posture that Miyamoto Musashi uses.

>>85

It might have been a position that was in the shadow of the shields of the two people in front, perhaps due to a habit of countering the dimensional rift.

Because it looks like a crescent moon.

After defeating Jin, there’s absolutely no way to take on Tamakoma First.

>>23

In a short battle, we would definitely be overwhelmed by Reiji and Rimaru’s powerful setup.

>>23

It’s more likely to have a chance than being coordinated like Jinto + Arashiyama Team + Tamakoma First.

When I read it again, it’s crazy that Jin is in escape mode and just using a light and sturdy blade to scratch Kazama’s team’s trion without a scratch.

Thinking about it now, even if it were the top two A-rank squads, facing off against Kazuma and Tamakoma First would have been a pretty tough battle…

The stark contrast in portrayal between the veterans taking a defensive stance and the newcomers is just too intense.

>>29

I wonder if I didn’t tell you about the performance.

>>34

I don’t think the Kazama team has been talking about anything other than the immediate call for an attack after returning from the expedition, and that slashing attacks are coming, right?

Also, just before this, the Arashiyama team joined, so I had been completely on the run and had sealed away my flying slashes, which also made them super relaxed.

>>30

But you can’t just leave a black swan with learning ability unattended.

I can’t wait to see A-class battles in the long-duration combat trials.

If the opponent is quick, there’s a possibility of a surprise stealth attack coming from the trigger-off state unless you foresee the future.

There’s no change in combat power itself around here, but…

Now, it seems that people are moving more cautiously and team battles are becoming more complex, so individual movements may show low combat IQ.

I think that the part about inflation is a rare manga called Combat IQ.

It seems like it was quite some time ago that the competition occurred, and there wasn’t much benefit in spreading it too widely among the team, so I guess Utakawa and Kikucchi only heard a little about the performance of the Wind Blade.

Even knowing that it belongs to Jin, I can’t prevent it.

As expected, the Black Trigger is amazing.

What’s crazy is that in this battle, Arashiyama-san doesn’t fall at all, it’s too ridiculous.

>>39

Despite just using a regular gun and having a solid, unremarkable collaboration with a prototype teleport that has completely broken performance, I’m managing to dodge attacks multiple times.

>>39

Even with one hand out of the water, I feel like it’s strange that I can endure Meteora there.

Kikuchihara had a few mock battles with Jin and thought they weren’t a big deal, so the preparations have been underway since then.

The divine skill of Satori shines brightly.

>>43

The side effect of precise body manipulation has arrived, no matter how much practice they put in, they can’t replicate that divine skill…

It’s strange, Arashiyama-san, that Izumin has completely blocked all of Viper’s surprise attacks…

If he had seen it even once, Kikuchihara would have reacted completely differently…

>>45

There probably won’t be any sound from the preparation slash, so it will be a natural reaction, but well, it’s third place in A class after all.

Mr. Arashiyama is a truly invaluable presence, as he is well-known among the citizens and hasn’t fallen in either this or the after or Golopura.

I think Wind Blade is too plain among the strong black troops.

>>47

The disadvantage of not being able to use the shield is just too huge…

It’s a must for Rin to have a long-range attack.

>>54

That said, unless you have thoroughly gathered information and are making preparations accordingly,

If it’s the first time seeing it, I can definitely kill it, and it seems like it’s moving at a speed that can’t be avoided just from a quick glance.

It seems that most enemies can be taken down instantly even without sniping, so it doesn’t seem like such a disadvantage after all.

>>47

The true value of the Wind Blade lies in its loose user restrictions, allowing it to be reused.

>>47

When it comes to a serious battle, the Blackbird’s performance feels somewhat lacking… it seems like it could be quite formidable in terms of reusability and assassination, though.

Even though Utagawa’s second attempt was incomplete, he was still guarding himself.

At that time, I thought that Tachikawa-san was a clever person who had something hidden in his heart.

>>52

The IQ related to combat is incredibly high, so that’s not wrong either…

It’s just surprisingly something other than combat…

When the Miwa squad leaves and the Kusakabe squad enters, it becomes perfectly five squads from the top.

Just because the Star Staff can’t clear shields doesn’t mean it’s weak, you know.

>>56

The Star Staff can be used as a blade shield, so it’s not that different!

>>56

That’s like a Raygasted that can effectively turn into a shield mode, which is unfair.

>>56

The user is bad, the user is—

If someone from around here uses that, they would definitely lose control, or rather, they don’t have enough Trion in the first place.

It’s not that I particularly want to lose! It’s just that I’m the type to adopt a plan to win in battle, like Tachikawa-san…

Tachikawa is excluded because I don’t know him (the value of the material’s command is high).

It may seem like it’s being used as a sword because it’s a sword, but it’s basically like a sniper where the bullets warp and fly towards the opponent, right?

>>64

It can also be a trap that you set up but doesn’t activate immediately.

The Wind Blade may look plain, but it’s an unreasonable ranged slash that doesn’t even require direct line of sight, which is brutal.

>>65

Depending on the work, it could also become industrial waste items.

This manga’s concept of understanding the opponent’s position isn’t that difficult…

I wonder what the upper management thinks about Jin’s side effect.

Yuma’s black trident has the disadvantage of being unable to communicate.

Since I’m having the replica teacher do it for me, if I can compensate for something, then black trumps shouldn’t be a problem, right?

In the case of Wind Blade, it’s crazy how Jin uses it normally as a sword.

It’s just a vague image, but what if Old Visa used a wind blade?

I have an image that it might be more dangerous than the Star’s Staff.

I wanted to see Jin move under Ossamu’s command too.

The black Tori that appeared in the story seems even more peak because they have a certain defense mechanism other than Kazekiri.

The wind blade has a longer range than a sniper shot, right?

>>72

Because theoretically it’s infinite…

>>72

Once you see the flash of a sniper shot, it’s usually safe to assume that a shield has been deployed, even for a B-class. That’s one aspect of the stealth wind blade.

They say the downside is that you can’t use a shield, but none of the top 3 attackers use a shield when fighting.

Please introduce the technology of the black cloak from Aft.

Everyone is equipped even though they are blackbirds.

>>76

Because it is still inferior in trion technology.

The Wind Blade isn’t that great among the black trumps that are currently appearing.

Volvoros and Organon are strange, though.

>>77

It can propagate through walls and unleash slashing attacks, you know.

That’s why I combine it with future vision.

Since the tricycle that is not visually confirmed can hit an opponent in motion, there is likely a correction for accuracy.

But it’s amazing that even with just Jin, it feels like a dangerous group.

When I think that even in the large-scale battle against the black swan, the lineup wasn’t this extravagant, it’s impressive how well Jin-san managed to endure…

It’s supposed to be a wind blade, but instead of flying, it runs along the ground.

Trion is like clay, isn’t it?

If the enemy had a weapon that could be cut off anytime once they were positioned, I think it would be so unfair that I would get angry.

It’s strange that Ramblis and Keredon are generic.

>>88

It’s because the corner has boost and risk, so it can’t be helped.

>>88

The differences in the technology tree are showing, aren’t they?

>>88

It seems like it’s a weapon that can’t be operated without corners.

You can just copy a strong general-purpose trigger…

Shall we give the chick horns even from now on?

Aftocrat seems to have a regular trigger that is tuned with specialization in mind.

Garopura seems to carry multiple items that can be attached externally on the spot.

Even though it’s a general-purpose trigger, it’s not something that’s mass-produced, right?

Tachikawa is probably meant to be used as a support that can kill anything in one hit except for the boss (with the right opening, even the boss can be taken down in one hit).

The Trion body can share visuals, and if there is an observation team, its effective range is virtually limitless, which is its strength.

That’s why it’s extremely unsuitable for expeditions, being specialized in defense.

The horns must be brain modification and inhumane technology…

>>102

That said, it would be troubling if we were told that medical procedures involving knives in the bodies of people from another world are inhumane.

I don’t quite understand the matter regarding the garage’s slashing installation.

>>103

The garage has walls on all sides and is connected to the ground, so you can cause damage from anywhere and create impact.

The tree that Tohma is taking is impressive, but if it were the original Fuyushima team, even if they tried hard to climb up, they would just be teleported away, making it a frustrating game.

Isn’t it unfair that the black window can warp and also make similar slashes?

>>108

On top of that, the user is cute.

>>110

It is the head’s decision.

I won’t complain.

>>108

It’s a rare occurrence in the story that Kurotori ran out of trion, so it seems like the consumption will be significant.

>>118

If the trion consumption was low, it would have been easier to repeatedly capture the golden baby bird, so there seems to be limitations like trion, simultaneous activation, and specific frequency restrictions.

At that time, the shape of the shield hadn’t been finalized yet, which gives it a deep flavor.

Compared to the later appearing black bird from Aft, the black bird from Border seems inferior…

>>111

Well, that’s because there’s a fundamental difference in combat power…

>>111

Has Amane’s Black Trigger been revealed yet?

>>117

I only know that it can transform into some kind of amazing monster and has the firepower to turn the entire area into a wasteland.

>>111

It’s unavoidable because the history of triggers there is just too different.

The performance of Wind Blade, which is designed with a lot of defensive and suitability features, is meant for the sake of Border management.

I want to see real combat in practice mode, not just simulations.

It’s a concept that doesn’t exist in reality, making it hard to imagine, but there are probably many people who would want it like cosmetic surgery.

I don’t know what Amano’s is like.

I wonder if the creators can somewhat determine what kind of performance the black bird will have.

>>121

If that weren’t the case, the option to become a black bird to help Yuma wouldn’t exist.

>>121

It seems that to some extent, I can handle Yuuma’s artificial body.

Maybe there is drama in the fact that Moegami-san died in an era without snipers, leading to the birth of the wind blade.

Ten years have passed without Amou really understanding.

It seems like Wind Blade has a performance that can barely be reproduced with the Aft’s enhancement trigger.

I mean, Rambiris looks way too strong.

This manga casually warms up its setting for years…

There may be conditions, but first, it’s bizarre that a black bird can be created with one person’s life.

>>128

The condition is to have high Trion ability, and then there’s also luck that has been revealed.

>>128

Thanks to this, it’s interesting that we have to make sure not to push the opponent too hard during a war.

While I was rereading, I realized that the Garoplana expedition team, according to Amagumo’s assessment, is really elite, being as strong as A-class or close to Shinoda-san.

>>129

So we will intercept with the top four attackers in the rankings like this.

>>129

If it’s disposable that’s one thing, but I suppose it takes an elite to go on a solo team to another world, complete the mission, and come back.

The Wind Blade has many users with suitable abilities, but I wonder if the reason why Jin-san can use it the strongest and most efficiently is because of the influence of Mogami-san’s will.

The wind blade move is too much of a crappy technique.

You’re strong in foresight, aren’t you?

I can’t take time off, but…

It has already been said, but…

Using a chameleon, the coordination with the sniper…

I won’t hold a grudge even if you hit me, so shoot without worrying, sniper.

I think to myself, “Kazama is saying some amazing things during the exchange.”

If the Garopura team messes up, there’s a real possibility that Aft will crush their stars, so it’s only natural that the best of the best will come.

>>141

Since only elite members from Aft and Galopula have come, I don’t know the strength of the regular soldiers from the Neighbors!

The wind blade and my side effect have such a good compatibility, as I mentioned at that time.

It feels like, apart from Jin, even if there is power, it can’t be used without support.

It feels like “black bird” because it’s used by Jin.

Even if someone else uses it and it’s strong, whether it can change the tide of battle on its own is a different question.

>>145

It’s just an illusion because they were at a disadvantage in the battle of the thread image.

I think that just having ground and walls makes it more than enough to change the course of battle with a weapon that can execute high-speed surprise attacks infinitely, and that’s quite ruthless.

>>156

From the enemy’s perspective, just having their coordinates revealed could lead to an instant death in any situation, which is truly the worst.

Considering the decline in morale and confusion, it might actually be stronger after it becomes known that the enemy has a wind blade.

Maybe it’s just a guess, but I think Jin is the one who can use the wind blade most efficiently because he has an excellent compatibility with it.

Did you misunderstand that the subtly different expression was a completely different story?

>>147

I was the one who asked again, but I wondered if there was a boost to the conversion efficiency of Trion… and just after I wrote that, I thought maybe this is a topic that has too good of a compatibility.

I’m sorry.

Having absolutely no defensive capabilities is akin to saying to operate as a team or to let Jin use it.

The Midens are scary… they take away a lot of people…

Tachikawa and Kazama are taking a defensive stance, but since we don’t know where the wind blade is coming from, isn’t this too much of a gamble?

If you can’t defend or use dual-wielding, and the user dies, that’s one thing, but if the enemy retrieves the wind blade, you’ll just have to cry.

The risk is too great.

Isn’t it true that Wind Blade doesn’t have an emergency escape either?

>>152

The Border cannot attach Normal Trigger options to the Black Trigger.

As technology advances, there may come a day when we can wear something like Aft’s cloak.

There is a theory that it’s strange to go to the front lines with a wind blade in the first place.

No matter how you think about it, it’s stronger to operate in pairs with the operator and use a gun to evade while hiding.

>>154

If you’re using it normally, there is only the option for sniper-type operation with a team.

If it’s solo play, then it’s definitely Rin-san.

This battle itself is a striking display of how strong Kazehane is even alone… From now on, the usage will be for super long-distance pinpoint attacks, and originally it was probably meant to be used in a more cold manner.

Rather, the ranked battle format is quite a unique pattern for battles using Trion.

>>159

The fact that participants can train safely without consuming their trions is an amazing invention.

I want to see Midan vs Neighbor again.

I wish they would invade soon.

The performance was necessary to raise the value of the wind blade and use it as a bargaining chip.

Putting that aside, it’s unfair to promote the strength of using a set with Jin-san as well.

What is currently in the normal trigger is basically stuff that came after Mr. Kinutai arrived.

I’m glad that the receiver is mounted on the wind blade.

If this weren’t here, it really would only be usable by Jin.

I wonder when the story of the people inside the Wind Blade will be told.

Why did Tachikawa refuse…? I think it’s for a positive reason, though…

>>166

Tachikawa is no good.

I don’t need it for my user.

It’s crazy just to keep attacking the enemy base roughly from an ultra-long distance.

Since there are many users, the ammo is almost unlimited.

The talk about the Wind Blade being plain or not strong feels similar to saying that the Western gunslinger seems weak compared to a knight.

It’s like being fully armored and able to slash the enemy with a sword, while being lightly dressed and maybe just making a hole in the top of their head is so dull.

To make an impression, the sniper style was too weak, so it was probably necessary to defeat multiple A-class units head-on.