I understand…

She is a naive child.

>>3

Well… I suppose it’s a bit naive…

Nikiniki

Don’t be so down.

I understand how you feel, bro~

We robot superhumans are ultimately just someone else’s tools…

>>41

Even though they are quite talkative, I wonder if the reason they were silent during their first appearance is because of that.

>>73

Clearly, there are some that look just like Psycho-Man, so there must be something going on behind the scenes.

>>8

Is the element of pessimism coming out here?

…Huh? Is it inside the body?

Wasn’t it the costume you were preparing?

>>9

It’s more about a systemic issue than just thorns or anything like that.

Time Superhuman, huh!! Everyone has great characters, don’t they!?

>>11

It was originally a god.

Somehow, Pesimiman is always a good guy…

The pessimistic man who knows the sorrow of being unable to escape from the given purpose.

Good news: my rival has made a comeback.

Do you love Peshiman Warsman?

Even though it’s mixed with sarcasm, Pesimiman is truly encouraging.

Even though it’s covered in weapons, the bouncy rocket punch is quite unfair, so I don’t mind it.

Warsman has become a charmer like the former Kinnikuman.

>>20

Suguru is the type of person who faces others directly, while Wars is the type of person who makes it hard for others to ignore him.

I must have overcome my body’s issues during the battle with Onikism.

You’re being used by people, Peshiman.

It feels like we’re going to become partners at this rate, doesn’t it, Nikiniki?

That’s the worst, some country…

The follow of Pesiminiki shines.

It sounds like they lived for a while, but there are suspicions that they were superhumans created even five times.

>>28

I thought that was just a superhuman that was born normally, you know?

>>56

At least in the general’s war, Fana already exists, so it hasn’t just been created.

>>58

Isn’t two months ago generally sufficient for a new product?

For now, let’s just run away together and change the location.

I’m no longer interested in you.

What kind of perspective is it to say, “If you win, I’ll forgive your sins”?

>>31

I thought it was just an uncontrollable berserker mode, but I didn’t expect it to be a regular power-up form…

>>31

Even though the Chloe squad is getting completely beaten up and in big trouble, I wonder why they have such an arrogant attitude.

>>55

In a world where directly attacking a human would mean the end of being a superhuman wrestler…

>>62

So it’s okay to smash the gym run by the national disgrace superman.

>>55

As an individual, even if Wars is a masterpiece, it doesn’t have reproducibility, and the Chloe army can be weak as a military force.

I feel like it’s the first time I’ve seen Peshiman doing something pessimistic.

You fool! Destroy the Soviet Union!!

>>33

I wonder what year it is in the story?

>>34

During the time when Baseball Kakefu and Okada were active.

>>34

The Tokyo Dome was recently built.

I wonder if Nikinikiman doesn’t like not just the other Five Great Toki, but the god of Toki itself…

I guess I can only call Peshiman “big brother” now.

Pessimistic

If it’s Robin, they would react by saying, “What are you doing! Impale them with that bear claw!”

>>42

Master, be quiet!

Peshiman is too great of a guy.

Wipeshimmy

Warsman’s spikes are piercing, making me sob lol.

I wonder if even pessimists can’t use compassion.

Because I’m a pessimist…

Even though the name is Pessimi, it talks about hope and encourages me…

We’re good friends, aren’t we?

Robot superhumans are basically someone’s toy superhumans.

Don’t be so down.

I understand your sadness.

That really helped me out, didn’t it?

That appearance also looks strong.

You can still do it, right?

Since the big fight was in ’81, it should be around ’89 now, eight years later.

Is it possible that Peshimiman resents the god of time who created him as a robot?

I feel like I kind of understand the reason for the low energy in the beginning now, Nikkiniki Man.

Could it be that Peshiman is just really excited because he found someone he could get along with incredibly well?

Even though I’m crying, don’t think that a coat like that can stop my bear claw! I’m feeling great about it!

>>64

It feels like Warsman also got caught up in the skilled trash talk that ends with “Peshiminiki can still do it, right?”

>>102

They are treating me with amazing hospitality, aren’t they, Peshimi?

Good at pro wrestling.

Isn’t that guy like an exavator or a robot superhuman?

Why does Pemishiman usually seem carefree but turn into an uncle-like character who helps when it really matters?

The distinction between machine superhumans and robot superhumans (super gods) is so vague that the only difference is their unsettling real faces.

Pesiminiki is so optimistic that it’s almost like he has a name that’s the opposite of Painman.

It’s really scary when your whole body suddenly becomes covered in spikes.

I wonder if there’s a reason why the plain Peshimi doesn’t use its regeneration ability?

Is it just that the damage isn’t that bad yet?

>>72

Haven’t we not taken much damage until now?

I don’t know the details about the time superheroes, so I can’t tell if Pesimi is dissatisfied with the god of time.

>>74

It doesn’t seem like they’re saying anything that resembles the lines of someone who worships the other five great gods of time.

Even such erect nipples…

Support the pain of the good heart and redirect focus towards the battle within oneself to regain composure.

This is the move of a villain, so I’m surprised.

I’m troubled…

I love Pessiman…

>>81

I still like this guy even without the jokes…

Encouraging moderately while adhering to sportsmanship without becoming too familiar.

In no time at all, you’re mastering the Long Bear Claw and the spikes…

It’s a different kind of worry unique to the super robot humans compared to when it was the Onikism.

That one has a naturally gifted body and modifications made by myself, but this time it’s a modification inflicted from the outside with evil intentions.

Last week when I transformed, I thought I might lose, but with the way I feel this time, I think I can do it.

If I had been able to pull off the disguise, would I have been able to stay unaware?

>>88

It was meaningful to become Chloe…

It’s sad that even though it seems like Pesimini and I would understand each other really well, their affiliation is completely the enemy of the world.

>>89

Although it has not been long since it was created by a mysterious device, it gives off an air of dignity as if it has lived a corresponding number of years.

There was some meaning in constantly disguising as Chloe during the match.

Although he is an enemy of the world, it seems he has some thoughts about those with potential, suggesting, “Shall we not see the end of the world together?” He has quite a unique character, unlike any we’ve seen before, the Pessimist Man.

>>93

Cheerful pessimist

What is this, a rivet?

>>94

It would be the same treatment as Nep’s best.

What are the rules like?

>>96

It’s because it’s a costume…

>>96

Things that grow from the body are not regarded as weapons.

Because Bear Claw is first allowed.

>>96

Master, stabbing me with your horns!

It’s strong, but somehow it doesn’t feel refreshing!

Will it really be broken?

I guess I’ll never win in this mode, meta-wise.

The scene in the thread was kind of erotic, wasn’t it?

>>104

I understand why Warsman is popular!

Next time, more spikes will pierce Pessimiman…!?

This is a terrible provocation at the end!

I mean, even with the current level of Yude’s drawing skills, the lack of style is still not hiding.

Pesimi is surprisingly good at verbal sparring, isn’t he?

Is this guy really a pessimist… ?

>>109

The pessimistic elements were clearly present last week and this week.

It’s hilarious how just talking nonsense is causing Pesiminiki’s stock to keep rising.

Oh.

There are all sorts of surprises, like having a ring in my spine.

They really support me a lot…

Pesimiman and Big Body’s value increases every time they appear.

Wars are cute, you know…

He’s quiet but kind and sensitive, so there’s no reason he wouldn’t be popular—it’s just too obvious.

Is it possible that Peshimi is the first one to understand the suffering of wars?

>>117

Onyx was quite philosophical, so I understand as a fellow robot superhero… Pesimi was the first to do that for me.

The response is cold, but…

Robot superhumans are always someone’s toy chachacha!

However, this time in the wars, they don’t talk much…

>>120

Pesimi is doing a good job with the mic.

They only throw the balls I want.