>>6

Please don’t forget the support from Helkite.

A straightforward villain character driven by clear egos like gold! power! violence!

The first part ends with the second year of a series that has been going on for about 15 years! Aiee!?

>>11

Maybe after that, it will be something like world domination.

>>11

When you say “governor,” it sounds narrow, but in that worldview, Neo-Saitama and Cute are treated as foreign countries, so it’s equivalent to ruling a nation.

>>21

Has the Zaibatsu base become so cute?

>>33

Road is a cute high school girl with the voice of Kanemoto Hisako!

I got it!

>>33

I’ll do my best! ❤

Mwahaha!! (Gya-baan gya-baan)

Purely strong in karate.

I see you’re strong!

“Because I have the ambition to become a ninja equal to a god by hosting eight ninja souls…”

>>22

The opening of episode 1 is already an electronic ghost!

Isn’t it likely that there are quite a few heads that have turned into uncles who do karma laundering?

The ambitions ended in the gubernatorial election, but…

If they took Neo-Saitama, they would have probably reached out for Kyoto as well.

I think that if Japan controls it, they will break through the magnetic storm and expand into the world.

I don’t know satisfaction.

I love the resolution that comes after the pleading for mercy in the final episode of the anime.

Bad! Scary! Strong!

Because he was a villain suitable for that kind of villain…

I embarrassed myself at the very end.

There must be a desire for sex, and I wonder if Nancy was aroused.

It seems that Nancy-san, with her way of saying that life is safe, has probably gone through quite a lewd experience.

The fact that there are still no multiple Soul Possessors makes it a unique boss.

>>29

Even though there are people who become real ninjas by doing something to the original fossil of the possession soul, multiple souls really don’t appear, do they?

>>29

There are definitely lobsters.

Also, forty-nine.

I wondered if it was a moment of whimsy to teach Kaneko how to punch, or if I thought it was worth giving him some time…

The broader the worldview expands.

What is this crazy plan… it’s the Greedy Plan.

As of now, both karate and jutsu are lower-tier in the final boss category, but their uniqueness as a boss is still at the top.

Avaris did the Refrain of the Yoku Bari Plan, but even though that one should be stronger because it’s inflating like crazy, this one still feels more lawless.

The zaibatsu’s mascot character is Fafa, so it’s actually cute, isn’t it?

I wonder if they won’t consider re-animation based on Yoko’s manga adaptation…

The Yokubari plan is crazy, and the capacity to accept it is also abnormal.

It’s strange to think that I can clash with Naraku and win…

Ninjas can’t have children, so even at the longest, they have a ninja career of just 10 years, yet they’re building a huge organization.

I wonder if they had ninjas following them since the mortal days.

Yakuza-style ninjas have a different concept called Sonkei.

I counted and realized it has been serialized for 15 years.

How much original material does this foreign novel have?

>>45

From Volume 3 onwards, it will be published as soon as it’s completed.

It’s great that, despite saying “I won’t do any pathetic somatic recall until the moment of death!”, he ends up dying stabbed by Masashi’s sword while being looked down upon by the skull moon, resulting in the ultimate ingaho ending.

Let’s mix lobster, the zaibatsu bitch, and pollen!

It’s just too unchecked…

The average level of ninjas in the 4th division of Soukaiya has risen, making the upper ranks appear unreliable.

>>49

It’s not a strong organization where you can do whatever you want like in the days of the thread image.

Actually

It’s amazing that Yoroshisan and Omura are placed below, even if they’re not under direct control.

I still feel like if I retrained in karate, I could quickly rise to the top ranks.

It’s like Frieza becoming golden.

There is no depiction more fitting for the ending than the moon that laughs at the final evil and the blazing Neo-Saitama.

It is truly healthy to try to become a ruler through votes from the foolish masses while being strong in violence.

Part 4’s Six Gates is incredibly strong, but it’s just the right fit to struggle against the boss.

>>57

Is Six Gates coming back in Part 4!?

>>59

If that’s the impression you have, then please try hard to read it…

The quantity is amazing, but…

>>64

I’m following it because of Mr. Yoko’s manga…

Let’s go break down Kyoto Castle! I’ll take the responsibility, so it’ll be fine if I commit seppuku! That’s the part where mortals do it.

I think I’ve gotten used to this world now.

>>58

“It’s better than when the Akechi Ninja attacked.”

>>63

Dark mega-corporation group “Yeah”

If it becomes okay to remember jutsu from another clan, I definitely think I would take the Evil Eye.

>>60

Don’t you want the Itami Ninja too?

>>60

It’s a technique full of weaknesses that can be completely countered by a backdash and a mirror.

It’s definitely my technique, isn’t it?

Six Gates is a position, so…

Garland-san performs his duties every time, but he occasionally causes some anxiety in terms of combat effectiveness.

I don’t think any individual has emerged who can beat this without Nakurapedia.

>>69

If you can say that after looking at Seto, that’s actually amazing.

>>115

As expected of One-Sou’s Eight Great Generals, Seto’s strength was simply unreasonable.

I think the reason the current Six Gates looks weak is simply that Beelzebub and Zalchan are incredibly strong, as they don’t even struggle against multiple opponents.

The warriors of Calydon naturally had strength around the average of the resurrected named real ninjas…

>>72

Even Sarou, who has nothing to do with karate, was strong… or rather, when I opened the lid, it was Sarou who pushed Masurada the hardest…

Please just read Raise the Flag, I beg you.

The hunters are stronger than the real ninjas Gogu and Magatsu.

If you hit it with a assassination or an Avarice, well… there is that aspect.

Conversely, it’s interesting that the original boss is capable of responding to the fundamental crisis of the world when there is no protagonist.

It’s seriously scary that something is mixed into Saro’s past recollections…

The first part ends, which is quite long to be called the beginning.

The 4th division Soukaiya doesn’t exert absolute control like the 1st division Soukaiya does, but the judgment that “it is not worth it to confront Soukaiya = Six Gates” is quite interesting.

Even though it’s just the very beginning, the power is already exceptionally among the world’s best.

The four-part Nether Queen is governing with a power level comparable to that of the Sorcery Association.

>>83

Are you teaming up with Yamoto-san and Silver Key-san!?

>>86

A cross-dressing lesbian who gets drunk from gambling and tries to hug or kiss men.

>>86

Simply put, there are several skilled ninjas led by the Nether Queen.

If you engage in combat on the premises, a bounty will be placed, and the longest survival record is 45 minutes.

>>101

Isn’t it amazing?

It’s really troublesome because it has a lot of instant-death techniques.

The final boss’s backstory is often damp or filled with a tragic past, but Raomoto-san doesn’t really have any of that.

The only one who seems capable of countering is Set, who’s killing Ushir left and right with the ultimate secret technique I’ve imagined in my head.

>>85

To be honest, it feels great to be able to punch and kill a damn gangster!

Even if it’s impossible to be the strongest, I’m still at the top tier.

The silver key has become a pretty awesome Joker-like entity.

The story until defeating Rao Moto is actually short.

There is hardly any mention of the side story in the order of publication.

I think it’s truly wonderful that instead of just acting nonchalant, they express all emotions—joy, anger, sadness, and excitement—intensely, which makes everything much more exciting.

>>91

You’re an idiot!!!!!!!

I want to try to eat two toro maguro sushi at once.

>>92

I’m going to eat two pieces of medium fatty tuna sushi in one go from the top-tier all-you-can-eat course at Yuzu An!

>>97

I have tried it once at a robot sushi bar.

That is an act allowed only to those with grip strength, delicate hand movements, and a mouth that can tackle big things…

>>92

It’s mushy in my mouth and not very tasty.

I could not become Rao Motho-san.

A person this strong on their own is almost like a myth or a real ninja, isn’t it?

Every time the fourth part’s Kataoki appears, I imagine it exploding and scattering everywhere.

I quietly like that the meanings of “gojuppo” and “hyappo” are completely opposite.

>>98

I never expected the person themselves to show up…

>>98

When I think about it carefully, a difference of fifty steps is not trivial.

Is “Demolition Ninja” Raomoto-san’s ninja name? Or is it something more like a self-proclaimed title?

Aren’t they just pretty much below Seto and Akechi?

It’s probably better than Brassheart and Avalis.

“More like this guy”

The intensity of the work itself is truly incredible in some parts.

This moment was likely what we now refer to as a resonance state with Naraku.

Looking back later, the resonance state itself doesn’t seem that strong after all.

I like that Chibaoyabun doesn’t respect the image of being a Yakuza at all.

>>109

It was just that it was more convenient for the organization, so it seemed like he was a yakuza, but he is fundamentally a businessman.

Isn’t it that the one who secretly controlled the capital, Neo-Saitama, and had a tremendous influence on the surface is not inferior when compared to the later boss?

I think Neo-Saitama also has a responsibility for being weak enough to let Raomotokkan do as it pleases.

>>111

A decisive change of government.

>>111

Actually, I think Agamemnon was secretly working behind the scenes, so he would have been assassinated eventually.

>>117

I want to see the matchup between Taikei and Saint Raomoto.

>>111

When you look at the real world, people who are strong and confident in their statements as successful business leaders become very popular.

For the people of Neo-Saitama in a state of chaos, it might be like clinging to straws.

>>113

Hmm! I like being impressed with pockets.

>>120

Isn’t a typo a matter of accountability?

>>135

Well, well, those who are unnamed.

They say it’s called Kobō Errors.

Raomoto-san doesn’t have the typical boosts that you often see with final bosses… or so I thought, but then he completely had Helkite support him with lasers and holds.

Poet!

>>118

Even though it’s set up so that you can finally use 2 Jitsu with the Satsugai gacha, this ninja can use 7.

The pure ninja’s endurance clearly drops compared to later bosses.

However, the chapter boss later on gets an insane buff from Fuurinkazan.

Considering that, it can’t be said that being beaten up by Naraku is something that clearly diminishes one’s worth.

What happened to Lee-sensei after he became a ninja with multiple souls possessed by Raomoto-san…?

>>122

I’m not a ninja.

After becoming twelve people and betraying each other, I’m now selling technology to a nicely established dark megacorp to maintain my independence.

>>133

I was confused with Blue Blood = Sun.

I will commit seppuku.

The feat of having a large number of souls is one of the few potentials in the story…

Isn’t the Yokubari Plan amazing? Shouldn’t we promote this more?

>>125

It seems that Adanas has a similar technology, so Dr. Lee might be selling it off.

As expected, I think they will maneuver to avoid direct confrontations against higher-ranking opponents after the third part.

Properly acknowledging defeat… doing what one desires… money… power… therefore… Ninja Slayer-san.

>>127

Shut up and die!!!!!!!!!

Originally, the soul of Bukeninju is Greater rank, right?

>>129

It’s a named arch-ninja.

I think if it’s Exozion-san, he might have a chance in a one-on-one, but then again, there’s no way Zaibatsu would take such a gamble.

Raomotokan was engaged in the yakuza merely as a means to make money, but Chiba had the qualities of an emperor and yakuza-like traits that even Agamemnon regarded as an “unexpected find,” which is amazing.

>>136

Chiba killed all the other siblings and inherited everything, didn’t he?

What was the sword I have again?

Beautiful lady… and one more thing.

>>137

Namban and Karoushi!

>>137

Namban and Karoshi!

A total of 8 pieces are made in 4 pairs, and out of those, 1 pair will be Yamoto’s weapon.

>>149

Aieee… I will take responsibility…

>>137

Bepin is the beloved sword of the Dark Ninja-san that breaks and revives.

>>173

Could it be the remnants of the derogatory term “Ketsubepin”?

The nameless person doubted while preparing for the interview.

In terms of intensity, it becomes a trapezoid, but this work is important for Fūrinkazan.

It’s impossible for Lao Mot and Road to encounter each other in optimal condition.

I love the intensity of “I ate two organic troma-gloss sushi at once.”

Fuurinkazan had the support of Helkaito, right?

Typing mistakes in Lao-yan’s thread is ironically high in artistry points.

I feel like a regular ninja would become stronger by training karate with just one soul.

I feel like the original comic that was called “Poet” was from a manga adaptation, but some parts are too old and I only vaguely remember.

>>151

It feels like what was prose has turned into dialogue in the comic adaptation.

I personally think it’s a good change.

If Saint Raomoto were alive, it wouldn’t be so easy to set up a formation dominated by Argos and Amakudari…

It seems that even 12 people, including Teacher Lee and Spartacus, might align with Laomoto.

Ninjas don’t exist.

It’s easy to forget about Forty-Nine, who has the souls of Yomi Ninja and Ika Ninja, among multiple soul possessors.

>>155

Maybe Master Sensei too.

It’s a PLUS limited episode, so there’s nothing we can do about it.

I have only read part of the manga, but is Raomoto-san also left behind by inflation?

>>156

Inflation has definitely occurred, but we’re still at the top tier.

It’s not that it’s unbeatable supreme.

>>156

I don’t think individuals will be left behind with their specs, but after the third part, the world has advanced too much…!

>>156

It feels like there are guys who could potentially defeat Raomoto, but the overall evaluation is that Raomoto was really dangerous.

>>156

If I were to survive up to the fourth part, then Rao Moto would probably have gotten stronger as well, so I wouldn’t be left behind.

There’s no one who can personally defeat this guy, but it’s not to the extent of being deified.

I think it’s terrible that Yamocchan has discarded the Nanbankaroshi and switched to some other weapon in the fourth part.

>>157

I haven’t thrown it away.

>>157

Since it got all worn out, redoing it into one isn’t that great.

>>165

What were they saying because it was falling apart?

Aren’t there occasionally strong ordinary people?

If you raise the abilities of a typical capitalist monster characterized by strong self-love, worldly desires, and a lack of empathy to their limits, would it end up like this?

What does it mean that you can use different souls for Karate resources…?

After chapter 4, the thread images will simply be reinforced, so I can’t really say anything.

Mr. ⚪︎⚪︎… was a strong opponent…

I love the irony that the crew cut he discarded inherits his meme.

Since INW has not been involved in the main story since episode four, it’s easy to forget.

Is it just Dedede, the Ninja-related stuff, and the management of Nancy-san’s remains?

>>172

It’s interesting that Fujikido is feared.

>>180

“I can only see that as an appeal saying, ‘I have survived by confronting a real ninja of the myth who manipulates the dead that rules over London.'”

If there’s no Kyojitsutenkan, Seto seems to be the strongest as a boss.

>>174

It’s amazing that you’re trading stocks while deftly handling Dai Ninja on the side.

The endurance to finally scatter after exhausting all strategies up to Naraku is also strange.

I think Raomotosan became a real ninja by putting in 8 ninja souls.

Even after death, the overwhelming charisma of the Sokaiya remnants remains as followers.

One reason it doesn’t seem inferior as the story progresses is its ability to adapt and make good use of the changes in the world.

Seto Ninja lost because he was burdened with being the CEO, and this creates a good balance that not necessarily does one’s position equate to strength.

The comic adaptation is so captivating that it’s beyond limits.

Even if I try to embody the ideal image of the comic adaptation that was in my mind before reading that, it still falls short.

I always wanted Yamoto-san to use Silver Crow’s Ubase.

If you’re really going to kill with full power karate, then it’s probably pretty dangerous because Keito Ninja was No. 2 in the Wanso faction, but he’s managing to avoid fighting with karate…

>>185

The newborn Dai Ninja is amazing, struggling with the judgment of exploding into pieces against Kaitou.

I wonder if the Kyojitsu Tenkan Ho works on Karate and the top-level hacker Seto, who is likely on par with Soga as the commander on the Wansou side…

Even Seto is starting to find the dragon’s annoyance with Dragon Dojo excessive.

The overall vibe of Kills Gargira Unmarked is really amazing, Raomoto.

Especially with Gurakira, if you focus on the outward appearance, it wouldn’t be strange for it to feel as nice and middle-aged as that.

It looks delicious here, doesn’t it?

Isn’t it strange that after the Six Gates were weakened, there were still people like Funeral-san who could compete with the Grandmaster? Bob wondered.

It seems that among the bosses from Season 3 of Part 4, Akechi stands out above the rest when it comes to karate, and one might say that the real ninjas are truly exceptional.

I wonder if Orochi Ninja, one of the Eight Generals, will eventually join the main story while doing as he pleases on Slate’s side…

Akechi is a strong opponent, but it doesn’t rise to the debate of being the strongest.