Letting the opponent talk by throwing them off is also a tactic.

>>4

Depending on the time and situation, even a perfect person may use a weapon!

>>4

I think Nep is not really suited for singles…

>>6

When Nep plays singles, it becomes a boring match.

>>4

Huh? I’m a devil superhuman, so that doesn’t matter to me, okay?

The guy who ran away on his own and the one he scouted are, for now, acknowledged as part of the same group.

>>8

Neb has been granted the title of perfect hunter, so hasn’t Radinan been there?

There’s a discussion about at what point it is.

>>9

Thinking that way, what Turbo Men is saying is completely off the mark.

That Kinkeshi is definitely too cursed.

Nep is used to being in a tag team and wasn’t doing well, but there are way more funny moments this time around since they aren’t treated as enemies like before.

It seems that Nepkin intended to train Nep as a tag partner from the moment he scouted him.

I wonder if they knew in advance that Tournament Mountain would rise.

Kendamaman is powerful in terms of the two-platoon itself, but because the singles match is too strong, it’s ultimately not suited for tag teams where uncertain factors arise.

Is the Perfect Superhuman crazy for trying to invade the lower-tier superhuman world with the Demon General, who is a founder?

>>18

After hundreds of millions of years of stagnation, the ancestors have all basically gone crazy.

If Nep is serious, a single match is more like a salt match execution.

>>20

Regarding singles, the only change from the Fighting Man era to the Neptune era is the enhancement of superhuman power, but the fact that I am winning against Super God in singles is amazing.

There was no way this could lead to a decent match in the low-level world of righteous superhumans at that time.

The screw kid didn’t really show much in terms of techniques or fighting style before the single tag.

>>24

In the time section, the combat scenes were taken by Kendaman…

Basically, the Pro Wrestling business of the Justice Superheroes is a pastime for monster hunting.

Until Robin discovers the wars, the level is low.

Ramen Man was originally supposed to go perfectly as well.

>>27

I was talking super arrogantly in the anime, but if I had made one mistake, I could have ended up as a colleague.

>>30

I was saying that it’s precisely because it was almost the same that you should stop aiming for perfection and come back to righteousness.

>>27

Is that so!?

Even among perfect beings, they are just the usual elite, Hell Missioners.

Kendaman is impressively able to deal damage to the time superhuman, as expected from a Perfect Superhuman.

>>29

If they hadn’t been so focused on escaping, could Screw Kid have done something like that?

>>34

Well, I think it can be done.

Those who can’t fight alone probably won’t be chosen by Radhina…

The depiction of Magpa in “Hell Missioners” or “Napkin” is crazy even by today’s standards.

Dealing with something like a Thunder Saber is usually impossible, right?

Nep is super strong even as a single, but I kind of understand why he wasn’t popular during the brawler era.

>>35

In the past, it was number one!!

I probably didn’t even make an effort to appeal.

>>35

Won all matches overwhelmingly in under 30 seconds.

The technique I worked hard to think of will make you choke, push your mask aside, and beg for mercy!

>>41

Why is it suddenly turning in an unpleasant direction?

>>49

I feel like the root is something… that way…

Most matches end in under 2 minutes.

You’ll probably be kicked out of boxing and MMA too.

>>37

It seems like you would like Nemesis.

No matter how strong one is, as long as there is an aspect of show business in a match involving superheroes of justice, defeating the opponent unilaterally in just a few minutes is a bit…

It’s interesting that the techniques used solo with Napkin are somehow solid, regardless of Magpa.

That guy is definitely strong even when fighting alone…

>>40

Generally, I’ll die from a megaton drop.

But according to the actual words of the fighting guy, it’s more like “an incredibly powerful fight utilizing my physique.”

>>44

The individual technique definitely has a sense of impact.

Because it ends there.

>>65

First, by gradually heating up with exchanges of small techniques and increasing the difficulty of the moves, we show a technical and powerful fight to the audience. When the excitement reaches its peak, we finish with a simple but decisive move! If we follow the structure of a pro wrestling match like this, we can achieve a stunning finish with a powerful finishing move like Hansen’s lariat or Hogan’s axe bomber, leaving the audience very satisfied.

Even if they say to unleash the axe bomber and sink the opponent with a stunningly powerful fight right at the start of the match…

>>72

At first, it might have been exciting with an axe bomber or a fight special finishing it in one shot, but thinking about how a match would end like that every time, well, that’s something else.

Let’s review it.

>>46

Plain…!

>>46

It’s more like hell, just a level of harassment.

The Justice Superhero is a monitoring organization established by Mr. Silver Man, so why are they picking a fight? That’s one out.

I’m using magnet power for personal gain, proclaiming myself the supreme perfect being, doing whatever I want—two outs.

A napkin used as a weapon with three outs.

The fact that the double punishment 2 and 3 just reverses the mask before and after is extremely lacking in visual appeal.

>>48

However, it may be said to be the most pro-wrestling-like technique in a sense.

My favorite food is Kinnikuman.

Why… why is my powerful fight using my body not being accepted?

Is a flashy-looking Robin Mask’s fight really accepted?

I… I resent my own overwhelming strength!

I wanted to be born as a more ordinary superhuman!

The god of reason and madness that makes you think they were probably strong even as a single entity.

In the era of fighting men, I crush my opponent in less than a minute, so there’s no opportunity to use that technique…

>>58

Considering that it’s normal for the game to end with a triple punishment right from the start and the opponent begging for mercy, it’s no wonder it didn’t become popular…

Honestly, I think it’s better now, being swayed by understanding friends and troublesome friends, than the strict hierarchy of the perfect era.

First, if we compare the masked nobleman serving Her Majesty the Queen and the chinless old man…

Robin is a skilled fighter who leaves a lasting impression.

I thought the guy with amazing talent had conveniently become my subordinate.

When Nephkin realized that it was a really disappointing thing in many ways, what did he think?

>>63

I have to work hard to rehabilitate him…

>>63

No, rather, it’s convenient for that guy.

>>63

Well, you probably knew about that from the start, so you must have worked hard to prepare it and finished it by the time of the tag arc…

Overwhelming fight (either destroy the opponent or twist the mask to make them plead for their life)

Eventually, the brawler who could no longer endure that treatment…

You will end up throwing yourself into the Thames River and nature!

Unlike the techniques of striking and grappling, moves like mask pulling or Phoenix Chaos Wave only work because they are part of professional wrestling…

Model Hogan is glamorous, but…

I can’t believe there was someone in Britain who was thrown while being held in a sleeper hold by a fighter and came out of it unscathed.

A cross bomber that can’t take off its mask isn’t a cross bomber! Well, that may be true, but still, how can you endure it?

>>74

The Neptune Mask, which Neptune Man originally inherited from Neptune King, is integrated with its owner and differs from the masks worn by weak superhumans.

While it’s impressive that they excelled and surpassed the gods, the match content was quite bland.

Their skill is seriously amazing, but they’re too stiff…

If Justice Man and the current god-level Neptune had a match, it would probably be an incredibly interesting boring match, right?

>>78

I think it will be a technical match that, while incredibly plain, will showcase tremendous techniques and power in various exchanges.

It’s very plain, but…

In the first place, looking at other matches from the Nep era, the Kenka Bomber and Kenka Special are the techniques served up as a starter, after all, Kenka Man.

That should pretty much be it…

Compared to spending a millennium at the bottom of the Thames River, raising Nep is like a reward.

>>84

Wasn’t it about 100,000 years?

Maybe there’s just an entrance to the superhero graveyard at the bottom of the Thames River.

>>94

It’s not that kind of back door…

While being intimidated by the appropriate comeback from Turbo Men, it’s impressive that you said, “Don’t think I’m the same as I was back then!”

Even a one-million-power superhuman meticulously crafted by the God of Time would get their mask shifted and would be unable to see if it were pushed down.

>>86

If it’s not a mask sturdy enough to withstand 100 million power, it will quickly fall apart…

The audience wants to see the opponent get up and fight after taking the Axe Bomber, but they’re going down with just one hit…

Why does the fighter get scolded instead of the opponent?

“I kind of like the idea of saying ‘You have no hunting mask, so you’re sentenced to death!'”

I think the Thames River’s 1000 years is like a child fighting over gold and silver.

Hermissionals usually have techniques that are meant for tag teams…

>>91

I like Max the End.

>>91

The perfection of the cross bomber is amazing, isn’t it?

It looks incredibly good.

>>98

High real intent to kill is good.

…I was scolded.

The napkin technique looks quite flashy and visually appealing.

Setting swords around the ring is also a great entertainment element.

It’s not just a level of overwhelming power; it’s like charging at humans with a tanker…

In the first place, I don’t think Napkin was telling the truth at that time.

So, is there any point in telling such a lie? That’s the part about the Thames River being 1000 years old.

There are a lot of things, but anyway, it’s really cool, Cross Bomber.

>>100

I think people are calling for the revival of the napkin because they want to see the genuine cross bomber once again.

I want to see.

The fact that the Napkin threw itself into the Thames River 100,000 years ago is said to have left legends in the lower world, so it must be true.

I don’t think I’ve been by the river for a long time after that.

Gururō~

The River Thames has existed for hundreds of thousands of years, and there are records that ancient Celts also referred to it as the Thames.

The napkin, adorned with a suitable fur leg and armrest for the salt match man Bomber, is great and heroic.

After looking it up, the Hell Missioners have way too many tag moves.

Don’t just dismiss this as a simple strong single-player, Turbo Man!

I want to see a cross bomber where I entrusted the future of the perfect superhuman to that guy and Nep!

Perhaps it was after I became perfect that I equipped the bomber.

In the era of the fighting man, if things go poorly, I could ravage with just amateur wrestling techniques.

Rather, it’s the Helmichonelles that have been trained with the idea of having a tag team from the beginning.

Of course, singles are also extremely strong.

It’s about napkins again.

The two-plate technique of the Hermissionels is…

It’s about the level of a hijack piledriver, thunder saber, magnetic storm crash, thunder saber, and cross bomber.

>>110

I can’t believe I forgot my mask…

I’ll scrape the nameless scalp like an apple peel.

The End of the Mask…