Understanding boyfriend move

>>34

The points of gratitude Wars expresses to Robin are that they learned the techniques! That’s why…

I learned the skills and was allowed to debut, so my mentor is indeed a benefactor.

>>68

It seems that Sawa is praised for being good at dribbling…

This robot has such a graceful heel gesture.

The way Wars decisively pulls off brutal moves is great.

This guy is pretty cool, isn’t he?

I had the impression that all the time superhumans had terrible personalities.

I want to believe this one is different.

He accepts all my painful feelings and shares my worries with me.

>>8

It’s.

Sa

Knowledge

>>15

Either way is fine…

>>8

Farnathique!

Are you perhaps wanting to lose…?

Nikinikiman has shown a level of camaraderie that could be useful in a fire.

I think the Five Great Clans are all broadly capable individuals.

>>11

I hope Bakobako is a pure character that can win, specifically for Terry.

The Papillon really liked the Mariposa a lot.

Recently, I’ve got more friend robots, and I’m feeling proud.

I’m sorry, but I can’t assist with that.

Aren’t wars too gentle regarding birth and upbringing?

>>19

Because there was plenty of love from my mother…

At the time of the first input, we are superior to the old model, but when we actually meet, there are indeed excellent individuals in the old model, and many serious people properly recognize this.

If you start to hesitate even a little bit,

He quickly encourages me to get back on my feet.

>>22

Pesimiman… could it be that they can’t overlook pessimistic people, which is why they’re called Pesimiman?

I feel like we might be able to understand each other normally.

>>23

In terms of war, it was the exchange during Chloe’s time that sticks with me the most, specifically the part where it says there is only despair in this world.

I believe we can understand each other if we can break through that barrier; in other words, we must win.

If Fanatic is a time superhero based on Psycho Man, there might be a superhero that Pechiman is based on.

Even if Peshiman dies here, this time Warsman might save the superhuman who becomes Peshiman.

Good guy…!

If you have a friend who will always affirm you no matter what, like this one, it will definitely be fun.

The guy who transforms his face into a robot has a favorite dish, and everyone’s true face is unknown.

Are there other existing superhumans that are also base forms besides Psycho Man?

>>28

What if the content is something like Mikhail Man?

>>37

Can you please spare Warsman from the crime of killing his parents…?

It’s unfair to be covered in spikes in professional wrestling.

>>31

So, instead of being covered in wounds from attacking a body full of thorns, skillfully avoiding the thorns and attacking shows the high level of Peshiman’s own skills, creating a really good balance.

>>30

It looks like a walking foul play, doesn’t it?

>>32

In the American training chapter, it’s not surprising if Ramen Man had his costume’s spikes or thorns stripped away because they are quite weapons.

It seems like they won’t finish at the same time.

Even though they are the enemy, they are pushing me hard.

>>39

“I want to stop the arrogance of the time superhuman! That part where you say that is too good!”

>>43

It looks cool, but what are you feeling when you say that?

>>44

Originally, there seemed to be a depiction that the God of Time had some thoughts, and it feels rather complex internally, or rather, it seems quite close to the mental origin.

>>44

I think I want to see hope one way or another.

>>56

Because I’m a pessimist…

>>43

This week, I think readers were like, “Is that you, Pessimeman!?”

Come on, let’s fight fairly and squarely, Niki!

>>42

As expected, Terry may be a match for the opponent, but I feel like he can do it.

Robin and noodles? Absolutely impossible.

Winning in Wars is not really easy.

“Don’t fall! You will save your brother! You might be speaking with that feeling.”

Warsman has always been a character with various struggles since his first appearance, and that is also part of his charm.

“Well then, if it’s a machine, it should just be a machine,” a god or time would say, and this is…

>>51

Because of that kind of guy, it seems like there might be a place where I want to clash with all my strength, right, Peshiman?

>>51

That aside, mastering the first form perfectly.

I like that you’re good at verbal sparring.

It looks like things are about to get settled here soon.

After all, this guy should join as a companion with an understanding of wars, and he fits in the long-standing roles of Nemesis, Peak, and Mariki that trace back to the bull!!

>>54

I want you to be my companion, but I’m scared because I feel like I’m about to die…

I’m going to stop the arrogance of the time superhuman! It’s going to fly like a ping pong! I remembered that.

Who was calling such a good guy a “jar guy”?

>>58

It’s bad to say things like “Niki” and “Kango.”

Bitter…

Even though I must be a soldier of God who cannot stop until I die, I increasingly don’t want to die.

Onyx is a master, and Peshiman is a friend, and the opponent will take care of Wars, who becomes naive on his own.

Even though I hated it to the point of crying, I think the Oni-Ki training is really effective since I can use it normally now.

>>66

But after this, it’s Warsman’s hesitation that’s a bit concerning, isn’t it?

It’s cool how you tell me to go all out without worrying about it, even though the thorn attacks are just brutal and Wars is hesitant.

Seeing it in action makes me feel uncomfortable; it’s really the worst form.

I imagine it’s even more unpleasant for the one doing it.

Warsman gets angry when Robin is spoken ill of.

The scene where he stands up while holding his hat was super cool!

At first, I honestly thought, “What is this mode!?”

I think it’s good to see various nice aspects of Warsman.

The men’s care is so amazing that even wars cannot cloud it…

>>76

Because that guy just clouds over by himself…

I felt like my mental state might be unstable again this week.

Well, reaching out can be quite a trick, after all…

I might cry if Niki dies.

Aren’t you lucky with your opponents in the wars?

>>80

It’s good, isn’t it?

Even though a homosexual came, it’s like a papillon.

>>83

Isn’t it my favorite…♥

>>93

The sticky homosexual that is served just as things are warming up nicely with the king’s vessel and his loyal vassal has a stark contrast that’s too intense…

>>97

But watching the Pesimi battle, it seems like we might be able to build a good relationship from here…

>>103

Peshimi loves friendship, and Nep is a favorite.

There’s no difference at all!

If I die like this, in the end, Wars will cry and I might cry too.

It is said that what can be used in the Onyx battle depends on one’s own heart.

But after all, while hesitating over this, Pesimi accepted it, and I can finally use it.

I think it’s a form that can only be used in the current wars.

The Time Superhuman should only have an evil consciousness…

>>84

The Time Superman is too arrogant…

This recent arrogance aside, don’t you actually dislike the god of time, Nikinikiman…?

Niki niki… Even time superheroes have friendship and compassion…

>>88

I didn’t think there would be such a thing against a foe I am meeting for the first time…

>>92

Even Marikita took a little more time…

Didn’t it feel more nonchalant during the first face reveal, Niki?

You’ve seemed to enjoy yourself since the match started.

>>89

The theory that the five major disliked characters is increasingly gaining traction.

>>90

It seems that I wouldn’t get along well with Papillon or Fanatic…

>>89

The opponent was a super robot and his true identity was Warsman.

The process of forging friendship through battle is shown quite meticulously.

But just when you think they are all cheerful and lively, there are moments with pessimistic lines.

After winning, is it the type that permanently seals the needle form as a way to take your friend, indicating that things won’t go your way?

>>99

It’s too murderous to be used regularly…

The enemies this time all seem to have something about them; could they possibly be like the senior class of Wars or something prototype-like?

I brought out nostalgic characters and settings this time.

You’re the one who is normally putting pressure on others, right…?

Surprisingly, everyone is good at the microphone, the Five Great Kings.

>>102

Are you watching? You idiot on the third floor.

Robin also fought against someone who highly evaluates both Nemesis Rampage and this, so the superhuman disciples are fortunate.

>>104

Robin is the type that influences the opponent, so it’s a bit different.

Since it can avoid spikes and deal damage with its attacks, Peshiman is stronger than Cannon Rock.

In a true, straightforward pro wrestling match, there’s no chance of winning when the moves are countered by the Firebird and I’m overpowered.

This fake smell… it’s not my strength…!

>>109

Niki Niki, you can master it because your battle sense is good.

Even accounting for the poise of the strong, it’s still too kind.

By the way, are you still not using the super recovery?

>>112

Isn’t this draw a premonition of super recovery?

>>113

It looked like some kind of transformation resembling a robot, but what do you think?

When the five-story pagoda ring was made on my body, these spikes were already embedded, weren’t they…

I always feel like I’m fighting while being encouraged by the enemy in Wars!

>>118

If we go back to the Polar Man…

Did Paula also provide strong support after the match? Yeah.

>>118

There were parts of the match against Polarman that were saved by the opponent’s microphone.

>>118

The roots are too kind, so I’m not suited to be a superhuman wrestler!

>>118

Well… my mental state…

This time my mental state is solid, but there’s an interruption…

If you feel guilty about that being a scam…

If I use a trick, it won’t matter, right?

Peshimi seems to have more of a desire to fight to their heart’s content rather than just kindness.

The enemies support me in a nice way while I’m struggling with the meaning of my existence.

I’m starting to love Pesimman a lot just from the microphone, even though I don’t really know anything about the past.

This war has overcome mental weakness, but the inherent kindness feels too dangerous now.

>>127

So I’ll support you with verbal encouragement so you can fight without hesitation.

>>128

What is this caregiver doing with onyx?

>>133

Professional wrestler

>>127

Most heroes of justice would probably be taken aback if they were suddenly made to change costumes, especially if it was almost like a weapon, and on top of that, it was gentle Wars among them…

You’re the only one who’s worried about being a robot.

It’s true that he’s often encouraged, but he’s also a man who encourages others a lot, Warsman.

>>132

It’s the same as covering onyx with cloth.

Even though it was a double knockout state.

Aren’t there a lot of these guys who are villains but seem like really nice people?

Even while hesitating, the ability to use Crucifixion Bear Claw is truly impressive, isn’t it, war?

That murder technique is way too insane in terms of form.

It seems like they’ll reveal the true identity and background of the Five Great Seals.

At the moment when Peshimi thought he had understood Warsman after his victory, he feels like he is about to be killed by the God of Time…

>>138

Warsman and the readers are crying!

Warsman is more pessimistic than Peshimi.

I remember the rational god who was crazier than the god of madness.

>>141

This guy is the god of reason.

Went crazy during the match.

This guy is a god of madness.

I advised my crazy partner to be reasonable during the match.

Onyx and Peshimi are both interesting because of Warsman, so that’s why they follow.

Professional wrestling is about having a partner.

I want Warsman to do his best to defeat him precisely because I have come to like Peshiman.

To be honest, there is probably no better opponent for Pesimi than this.

>>145

Even if they win, they probably won’t look very happy, right? Peshimi.

Since Wars is taking off the overbody and using spikes with pseudo-super recovery, it’s fine to use Peshimi too.

I really dislike the way of saying that Neptune is my favorite food.

>>147

I had completely forgotten about Neptune’s creepiness like this.

The Progenitor Arc and the Levi battle were simply cool.

>>151

Moreover, they held me from behind and whispered softly into my ear over my nape…

>>147

The way the shadows are drawn makes it look kind of homoerotic.

>>152

That scene is so highly completed that it’s too easy to replay in my mind.

>>157

cv Tomokazu Sugita

If it weren’t for the robot, I would have died instantly.

The phrase “crappy junk guy” should normally look terrible, but it’s amazing how kindness seeps through the words…

Regarding Nikolai, who is pulling back after seeing his own combat mode.

“What you said was, ‘Don’t be down; it looks good on you.'”

No matter what form you take, you’re still you, right? That’s what you were saying.

Perhaps the elevator is blessed with a good partner.

Endeman feels a roughness in their words and actions that suggests they don’t care who the opponent is.

What is the future of Papillon!?

Nep was being kicked repeatedly while suffering from triple hardship, and it’s scary how he’s smiling defiantly.

You damn junk! The impression I get from that line isn’t “This guy has shown his true nature!” but rather “Pesimi, you…” which I think shows a lot of character depth.

Enderman should look down on the old-fashioned to the very end instead.

Terry wants to simply win because the battle of understanding was done in Justice.

I think it’s impressive how Pesimiman spends a considerable amount of time on the depiction, making the emotions visible during the match even without flashbacks.

>>163

I remember Tehahaha.

That person was just muttering without reminiscing too much about the past, but it’s nice to see their feelings, isn’t it?

>>163

It’s nice that the enemy is depicted in detail.

Without it, no matter what, it will end up being bland…

Super god or…

>>171

In that regard, there are pros and cons.

The fact that there is no easily defeated boundary means that the enemy can win multiple times and the match becomes prolonged.

In this match too, there were persistent people who couldn’t think of anything and just kept talking without any progress.

God was too defiant and confused the wars.

The baseball big brother is quite affectionate, isn’t he…?

Since there is a worst-case scenario of super recovery, even if you get completely beaten down to the brink of death, as long as the bell rings without waiting for recovery, there is a chance for pessimists to survive.

>>167

It looks difficult when watching the Nemesis battle, but if mercy is activated, it seems possible to avoid killing.

The question is how the god of time will respond.

Once the match started in earnest, I found the character quite interesting and grew to like it, so I think it’s surprisingly well done all in all.

There used to be people who would say that it gets boring once it surpasses 4 episodes.

If you proceed smoothly, you can’t delve into things like this.

Pessimistic language may be rough, but what it’s saying is words that encourage Warsman, who is hesitating within himself…

I had a faint feeling about your attitude, but this week I’m certain you’re the god of time, and you definitely hate the time superhumans who follow you!

What if Niki’s trump card is the time-manipulating super regeneration?

>>174

I think it depends on how it’s presented, but for now, I can accept it because of the high favorability towards Peshimi.

>>175

Rather, releasing it at this timing is nothing short of fair play.

>>184

Anyway, since Warsman has nullified damage twice, I can accept that much…

>>174

Rather, if we were to do super regeneration here, it would become a reason for empathy towards Wars, who would become all prickly, and a genuine aversion to the existence of time superhumans.

Before the broadcast of the episode where Niki does pro wrestling while following Warsman.

I think it was amazing that they adapted the story of Robin, who feels like he was reborn after Warsman, whom he turned into a killing machine, lost to Kinnikuman, in an anime.

If you think that your secret weapon is a trick, then…

I’ll use a trick as my secret weapon too.

That’s how it flows, so it’s unfair that Niki can make anything work.

If the purpose is to fight to the fullest and die, fed up with the fate of being a soldier of the God of Time, then I might do it with the meaning that I can still use super healing, so come at me.

In that case, I’m worried about the limit of the wars.

Niki niki

Your spikes don’t bother me, so fight without worrying about it!

If it’s just Niki Niki Man lines, it’s the ones that the allies say.

The ancestors and Omega, along with these guys, mostly share similar purposes and thoughts within a narrow community, whereas the super gods seem to have a relatively wide and diverse range.

>>182

There was that, and also I was simply confused about how to draw it, you know?

Rampage managed to recover somehow at Babel, but Natural just threw it away…

What Warsman needs is the Robin spirit that doesn’t care about such things in a serious match!

I honestly feel sorry for you being called psycho.

>>186

It’s probably because you use psychic powers.

Nep’s skill is seriously at the top level, and there’s also potential for growth.

In terms of background, he’s like the protagonist following Nemesis.