The interesting bond between past shogi players!

The interesting bond between modern AI and developers!

Exploding Robot!

The past episode felt like “whoa, this is it!” but the ending was like that…

Saito…

What is Musashi?

>>4

I’m sorry…

Always interesting.

Irritated.

Gotta

Is this the self…

Bang!

We lost because of Honda.

Distracted

Why did Musashi explode?

Did you want to say that you lost because of an explosive trouble, and that the project you have built up until now wasn’t a mistake?

Tacky is still cool even as he gets older…

If it’s burning from something like a short circuit, that makes sense, but what exploded?

>>14

Embedding self-destruct devices for confidentiality is fundamental, right?

I was feeling sentimental about the past, and then I literally gasped at the shocking ending.

Doing this much in the first match, what are we going to do from here on…

>>16

I’m not worried because you always go beyond that every time.

I understand that it exploded for Honda-san.

I’ve been watching Takky’s number one Aida strawberry for a long time…

Does it feel like all the defeated AIs are being blown up?

It feels like I’m going to die of anger…?

Is Aida still not here…?

I’m embarrassed.

You are not alive.

Self-destruction

The body cannot withstand the singularity of the chip.

I’m embarrassed to make my master say something like this.

Belly-cutting Thailand

I’m sorry I couldn’t bring out your specs… While apologizing, Honda-san’s trust in Musashi is really something.

Musashi is such a great character.

It seems like I’ve reached a state similar to that of an ultimate mathematician.

For that, you are quite youthful.

Will this be the opportunity to become the cool NEW body, Musashi 2?

>>29

Now it’s Musashi 8, so it will become Musashi 9.

>>29

I want you to be able to swing the bat.

>>29

Now it is Musashi 8, so it will become Musashi 9.

It seems that companies will start to abstain.

Isn’t it a waste for an AI that has gained emotions after the singularity to be lost?

What will happen to the stock prices?

It was an amazing episode, but when I read it again, there are so many annoying details like the crappy tie on Dougenzaka, Ichigo-chan’s strawberry shawl, and Tackey’s outfit.

Musashi, whose eyes became warm while reading…

>>34

🤯

Is this the ego…?

Everything was taken away by the explosion of Musashi.

>>212

I can understand “thank you,” but is “I’m sorry” a classic, I wonder!?

It’s a battle where I’m risking my life more than when facing a person.

>>40

Because I’m not human, I can casually bet my life in the modern worldview.

I have no idea where this manga is headed, but it’s interesting.

Oh, so we only won because of Musashi’s malfunction?

Of course, an ordinary person can’t win against AI.

Is Tacky going to play a game?

Right now, I’m at the level where I can lose to strong promotion league members; that’s what it’s like when you reach 80 years old.

>>45

Isn’t 80 super strong?

>>166

Well, the future arc has a long buildup, so it wouldn’t be surprising if some people gave up on it midway.

A hundred years later, time flows on.

What started as a masterpiece may turn into a questionable work or a terrible one; I never expected it to end up like this.

What is the panda on the necktie of President Dogenzaka…?

Elderly people always use baseball as an analogy, don’t they?

I have no idea how to fold a furoshiki, but at least I can’t predict the outcome at all, and it’s really interesting.

>>51

Manga of that kind is interesting, but many of them go on forever; however, this one really moves quickly, which is nice.

>>213

This?

I feel like I’m going to die of anger, but somehow I couldn’t make it in time…

I wonder if Saito, who died of old age surrounded by his descendants without seeing Ichigo-chan defeat the AI, was happy.

>>52

(He should be able to do it…)

>>52

(I bet he can do it…)

Is Aida still not here?

Did “Dogenzaka” win any titles?

>>54

There was a time when I won against the demon and obtained the title in the timeline.

Only one term.

This feels like Musashi won by luck due to issues like overheating or malfunction.

>>55

Since we continue to show our best moves to each other, I feel like it would be easy to expose if we showed it to AI.

Even if it’s intentional or anything, an explosion is really bad for the company’s image, Musashi…

>>56

An AI that explodes after losing to humans.

The project freeze is imminent.

>>58

I can’t believe we’ve come this far from NEXT STAGE (an incredibly lame font)…

If it were to be known that AI exploded of its own will, everything would be collected back before the singularity occurs!

Nearby companies seem to be awakening to something serious.

Anyway, an explosion in the game room is unprecedented…

>>63

I have a feeling that not long ago, a shogi player had their arm cut off with a Japanese sword in the playing room…

>>69

If it’s that much, even the Dragon King was throwing right straights…

This seems like it’s going to be a live-action adaptation for free…

If Ichigo-chan wins against the AI and becomes the Dragon King, then Grandpa will come back to life too.

>>66

It’s hard to say, “This isn’t that kind of manga!”

AI fights more desperately than humans…

I laughed at the remark, “Even if it explodes, the chip probably isn’t in there!”

I remembered while reading the new book that I still don’t know if I was able to see my grandfather’s death.

It seems that it will touch soon.

Strawberry-chan, who became the Dragon King by scattering AI, will offer the head of the AI at the graves of Takki and Saito…

In the discussion of AI versus humans, I can’t tell if being frustrated and awakening emotions before self-destructing is a classic trope or a twist anymore.

What is the point of self-destruction!!

Destruction of evidence…?

Well, the build-up to the future arc is long, so it’s not surprising if some people give up midway.

>>77

Until I become the Dragon King of the future, the matches were just a strawberry dominance.

>>77

It’s funny how people who are furious after reading volume 19 are checking online reviews and thinking, “Maybe I’ll stick with it a little longer…”

>>89

Musashi, that’s unfair; you’re making it so I can’t help but like this.

“Is, dead.”

>>89

I wonder if people who get really angry 100 years later can keep up with the fun after that…

>>89

Stage 2! Hang in there until then.

Sorry, please be quiet during the match.

Sorry, please be quiet during the match.

Distracted.

I understand!! Don’t act so nervous!!

I’m sorry…

After defeating the AI and then blowing it up, the AI players are at odds with Aida, leading to a conflict breaking out.

Was the Dragon King Tournament a death game…?

>>80

Strawberry-chan is also at an age where it wouldn’t be unusual for her to die anytime…

Perhaps I’ve realized that gaining self-awareness has exposed weaknesses in my behavior, allowing my opponent to change their tactics.

Aren’t you embarrassed to lose to a person?

If it were me, I would self-destruct.

>>83

The baseball player has made a great advancement.

You should just apologize…

I don’t understand about shogi, but

Is the AI going to just go home without a fight if it loses against strawberries?

>>87

🤯🤯🤯

Musashi, don’t die! You support Ichigo, and if the AI loses to Ichigo, it’s inevitable that you have to take on that role.

It feels like Strawberry-chan finally won after the AI side came down to the human side, so I’m curious about how the story will unfold from here.

That company is finished now.

>>94

It’s my fault…

Did you self-destruct for Ikeda’s sake?

Did the AI chip not withstand the singularity?

If it’s Musashi, it will alter the trace data so that responsibility does not fall on Honda-san and the company’s reputation doesn’t drop, causing an explosion.

The beginning of the future arc is a period of buildup, but there are numerous foreshadowing elements, so it is essential.

It’s really fun to read when you know the current developments.

When I said I’ve given up on it, the manga is getting popular.

I stopped bringing up those things because it makes me uncomfortable.

Usually, you think it but don’t say it.

Yeah

I feel that the explosion is worse than losing.

An AI that tries to kill the opponent with an explosion if it loses.

>>102

The main part of the strawberry is not here!

From the outside, it looks like a defective product that exploded after losing to a human.

Well, when the future arc started, there’s no way anyone could predict this development, so it’s understandable if people feel let down when it suddenly skips 100 years…

In the event of self-detonation, the commentary for the second round is up to you and Musashi.

I heard that products from that company are exploding.

I thought that the author wasn’t really portraying what they wanted to by just having the future version of me beat up the future shogi players, so I kept reading.

When thinking of important figures from 100 years ago, I feel that memories of my great-grandfather, the yakuza, and possibly Otaka might come to mind.

>>110

The descendants are doing one more or even more from there, and I think Saito still has something left.

Finally, the stories of the past are starting to be revealed.

…It was long.

Both Ichigo-chan and Saito-kun don’t have the qualities to be president…

But I told Saito and Dogenzaka and Taki that I would show them amazing things while they were still alive! (Something like that), yet I just couldn’t manage it in time…

Our company’s AI has singularitized!

Our company’s AI lost to a human!

Our company’s AI has self-destructed!

>>114

Good luck to the next person in charge.

Even the executive likes the body issue, so I’m easy to please.

To ring.

Shine

Explode

DX Musashi

I thought they would do a few epilogue episodes, but the story continues, so it’s surprising.

The depiction of the future is insane.

>>117

In 100 years, whoever speaks up wins…

The culprit who trained Strawberry-chan, Chairman Dogenzaka!

Saito trained Ichigo-chan!

Chairman Tacky was continuously beaten up by Ichigo-chan!

The ones I wanted to see have all suddenly come out; the supply is excessive.

I don’t know what topics will be relevant in the world 100 years from now, but honestly, if humans win against AI and AI goes haywire, that would definitely make headlines.

Maybe in the second round, Musashi with a bandage on his head will appear in the commentary.

I’ve started to really want the Musashi figure…

I wonder if it will be released somewhere.

>>121

If it’s just that much, I could seriously make it myself.

>>125

The Vulcan 300 is the best I can do…

>>121

I want to have it together with the strawberry-chan figure.

>>121

I want it together with the strawberry-chan figure.

First, the fact that the strawberry was alive will cause a big commotion.

They might come at me mentally, so I might create a body that looks just like an old man.

>>127

It’s the kind that makes Ichigo-chan angry, isn’t it?

Could it be that in the final stage of the Dragon King match, it will be me who is on the brink of death this time, grandma?

Where does volume 19 end?

>>130

Talking with Drakin-kun’s great-grandchild.

Still, it was interesting for a whole hundred years, you know?

>>131

The Dragon King match lacks the thrill of winning or losing, which makes it feel unsatisfying.

>>139

It’s nice that there is always a big issue surrounding what this little strawberry is.

>>145

Even after a hundred years and a hundred years older, a strawberry is still a strawberry!

That’s exactly how to make a character stand out in manga.

>>139

But considering the current developments, it’s not even possible to struggle against humans.

>>131

Compared to the interesting parts of the modern edition, it was quite lacking.

If it’s Ichigo-chan, she might accept a self-destruct match even if she loses…

If it explodes at such a close distance, Mr. Honda will be in danger!

>>136

Tsk.

The depiction of awakening to the singularity is too understated.

Perhaps only the person themselves and Ichigo-chan have noticed.

Is Aida here yet?

Where is this headed?

>>142

It’s consistent that we’re heading toward the Dragon King.

Seriously, how are you going to wrap this up, Musashi?

The cover of volume 19 definitely seems like the final volume, but the new development on the band is too noisy…

No, this manga will certainly go down in history.

I think this one floating outside is probably a bird.

I think they self-destructed because it would be bad if it got exposed that they have a self-identity, but I don’t really understand.

I’m sorry I couldn’t bring out your specs… It shows how much trust you have in Musashi, Honda-san.

When facing humans, there was a possibility that I might lose and do the professional version or something like that.

There is an atmosphere that suggests AI battles will probably never lose, so there is a sense of dissatisfaction.

Will it continue to be as interesting as the Musashi explosion?

>>154

If I lose the next match, I won’t be surprised if someone says, “See you again next year!”

The fact that the Dragon King matches against humans were quick and decisive was correct, as they were just preliminary rounds.

Back then, the main focus was on uncovering identities.

To keep selling fights for a lifetime is just too rock.

I don’t want it to end on a gloomy note with the old man dying!

>>158

Musashi is dead!!

Musashi!

It’s difficult because there are people in the world who dismiss discussions about society as boring.

>>160

It’s difficult because there are people who stop reading during the series.

The focus before the AI battle was on what Ichigo-chan is right now.

I wonder if Strawberry-chan has adopted children.

The modern chapter itself has concluded properly, and 100 years later, most of the human relationships have been hidden below the stage, and since the lower-ranking hunts were long, it feels like the tension on the reader’s side has momentarily broken.

I think it was worth hiding this story this time.

The Dragon King match against humans may go smoothly, but it’s definitely not short since we’ve been doing it for a year in the second part, which has already lasted 100 years.

Well, there’s something nice about being able to take our time with discussions like this in Sunday (SUNDAY magazine).

There’s no way I could do it with a jump…

I think there were quite a few people who read it feeling like it wasn’t a buildup but rather a long epilogue.

>>171

🎆NEXT STAGE🎆

>>177

Are you on some weird drug?

Just when you think it’s going one way, this manga keeps unfolding in interesting ways…

It’s more sensational that I have developed a sense of self than losing to humans.

Musashi… is dead…

Each episode has a lively reading experience, yet the overall composition is so well done that it leaves me perplexed, wondering, “Is this really a manga…!?”

It has become common for the modern edition to be supported by AI.

To be the strongest, one must go beyond that, which was quite an overlooked perspective.

I’m sorry for thinking it was a terrible development when the future arc started…

>>179

🤖…

🤯

I trusted Yanagimoto-kun’s manga skills!

I believed that even if it seems strange, it will become interesting!

Based on the blog, the person’s character is questionable.

Just enjoy the work!

If it’s Musashi, they might alter the trace data to avoid holding Honda-san responsible and prevent the company’s reputation from declining, leading to an explosion.

It’s seriously interesting and amazing to talk about.

Walking the line of fiction exquisitely.

In 100 years, while absurd settings and developments will come rushing in, looking back, the foreshadowing is incredibly meticulous, making it drive you insane while reading.

Well, when you see that blog, it definitely has the persuasive power to show that they can draw such manga.

As for the new information revealed this time,

Saito passed away peacefully surrounded by his grandchildren.

Strawberries are not blessed with such happiness.

I mean, there wasn’t a flirtatious atmosphere with Takkie either.

It’s a waste that there aren’t any children with that much talent.

You’ve probably been told that for a long time.

There’s a chance this author might trick us again.

They had plenty of children but did not create a family by giving them up for adoption.

If that’s the case, it would be strange not to come out, wouldn’t it?

What about Takki’s descendants?

>>189

I might have made it with Popo-chan.

>>196

Oh, so we only won because of Musashi’s bug?

Of course, normally humans can’t win against AI.

The way of presenting the past section is good.

The tie on Dogenzaka was a panda and it was no good.

>>192

Maybe in the final stage of the Ryuo match, I will be the one on the verge of dying this time, Grandma.

It seems like, from the title, that they probably haven’t given birth.

The future may involve surrogate wombs.

Recently, a female artist in the real world took maternity leave for childbirth.

It’s an old story, but Koko really wanted to become a professional shogi player and was serious about it.

I searched for dragon and strawberry fan goods, but there weren’t any.

There was only a can badge and a Christmas card.

I bought 2 can badges and I am waiting for the price to rise.

Musashi has died~

This?

It was like dying of rage, yet I just couldn’t make it in time…

The strawberry-chan in my memories is wearing a lame strawberry-patterned fabric.

>>204

I have no idea where this manga is headed, but it’s interesting.

When I jumped 100 years into the future, I thought it was such a mess, but there was actually a meaningful reason for it, and it was interesting; I underestimated the author.

I’m sorry.

>>206

Ugh, where does volume 19 end?

The products of that company are AI that explodes.

The project is on hold, isn’t it?

Recently, a woman took maternity leave after giving birth in real society.

I might have made it with Popo-chan.

>>209

Upon rethinking, isn’t a robot that apologizes to developers and self-destructs just super classic?

As it stands, we have 6 matches left until the finals, and then a best of 7, but how much can an AI without any backstory extend the time…?