The essence of the ability is to fill an object with nitrogen, so it fills the opponent’s body with nitrogen and causes it to burst.

What does it mean to be inflated?

Why did you buy this ability?

It depends on how much it gets swollen.

It depends on whether you can manipulate the bread inside the opponent’s stomach.

Bang bang bang

I really like this author’s idea of “how could that possibly be applied.”

Unfortunately, this manga isn’t interesting at the moment.

Suddenly having a bloated stomach seems like it would be rotten and emit strange gas, so could we go with a poison-type ability instead?

Bread in the morning.

>>11

If you properly verify the others as well, they might be just as strong.

>>11

Well, to put it simply, it’s psychokinesis limited to straw…

The protagonist seems to recognize their abilities as just ordinary, convenient, and strong now.

It seems possible to make the other person feel quite unpleasant with an extraordinary yeast smell.

If the abilities work on the bread inside the opponent’s body, it could turn into a terrible situation.

I wonder if this child has enough points, 10,000 points.

I wonder if I’m using this ability even though I have enough.

>>15

Even if you don’t win with skill, you might still earn points if you beat them up, probably.

>>19

The current condition is that the selling price of abilities is the condition, so if you don’t use your abilities, you’ll be eliminated, so you feel like you have to either fight with this ability or switch to another ability.

Fight!

Being able to manipulate multiple straw dolls feels a bit too convenient.

Recognize the human body reflected in the eye as bread and make it explode!

>>18

If the definition of bread is based on personal perception, then it would be powerful if one teamed up with misconceptions or a hypnotist!

If it has bread, anything might work.

If that’s the case, we could recognize the human body as straw and crush it.

It doesn’t matter what the target is or what kind of ability it has.

I thought it was a god of destruction.

There is a rule to not become the type of person who treats food poorly.

Straw has a strong usable power and falls into the category of ultra-small drones or psychokinesis.

Well, I think the Harajuku grandma was still in a position where she could win if she attacked more aggressively.

To make bread puff up means that puffing up will cause it to puff up, right?

In the world of Anpanman, it’s a super lucky ability.

Whoever ate the bread can be killed.

Other seemingly mediocre abilities might actually be strong if tested, but it’s difficult to buy them without fully understanding the details.

I’m still not sure what the relationship between the buy price and the selling price is like.

Both naan and chapati can be referred to as bread in a broad sense, so they could burst the stomachs and kill all Indians.

Considering the old woman’s abilities, isn’t the straw’s ability conditions too lenient?

>>32

The reason you can produce flames is because your firepower is high, so yeah.

I should have continued to attack instead of just evading like that.

Don’t you remember what you ate this morning?

When you think about it, it’s someone who has been debuting with the strongest skills despite being poorly treated.

>>35

It’s more like an unfortunate, strange ability that feels like a niche industry…

The condition that you can’t really use the same way to defeat them is surprisingly strict as a constraint.

Outside of combat, I feel like I’ve gotten a bit closer to the goal, and I can’t help but admire how well Fukuchi-kun sees things…

…Fi

It seems that the ability to make disciples feel overwhelming is stronger.

If I don’t think about competition, I would be happy to eat bread stuffed full.

Gurasan-kun’s new ability is also the ability to induce cramps, and although many abilities have relatively low direct intent to kill, the rules are too harsh.

>>41

It’s not so much a new ability as it’s something that was acquired in the first episode.

If it’s the ability to turn bread into a “pampan” (prostitute), it seems strong.

Panda Panda

Bread bread

Anpanpan

Are you doing another power battle story?!

>>44

For some reason, this author mostly writes romantic comedies, and there aren’t that many ability battles!

The term “panpan” (prostitute) is something from the post-war reconstruction period, isn’t it?

I think it’s quite strong to be able to move up to 3 kilograms with one piece.