I wonder why I’m a regular.

>>4

I love my big brother too much.

>>11

I’ve been keeping the confession my brother made while crying all along, so in the original work, he’s definitely a big brother’s kid.

If I have 22 people, the atmosphere will be the worst.

If there weren’t a cheating fat guy, it would have been a dream team.

If we can’t win even with me here, then at least I want it to be fun.

There is a sense of melancholy in the droopy sunglasses.

At that time, it was really strong, and it actually seems that way when you read it, but isn’t the physical aspect lacking?

>>12

It feels like a high standard in everything, but it doesn’t quite reach the level of specialization.

You idiot.

I don’t need it anyway.

Hehe… you went out of your way to take the football recommendation spot from Kurita… and then… not even taking it seriously… are you just a fatty-loving homo or what… I…

>>15

In fact, I think Agon is too conscious of Kurita.

That’s not true… Everyone is saying that they need you, Agon-kun!! Look!

>>16

If I’m not here… you can do whatever you want, Aniki…

Well, my physical ability is pretty decent, and my reflexes are exceptional.

If I can just be present at the starting point of some action, I can definitely crush it, so it’s incredibly powerful.

To put it clearly, when it comes to defense, the only strategies are to either crush them in irrelevant areas like Don or have someone with super fast reflexes and higher physical abilities than Agan deal with them.

But Ikkyu is different.

If I had to say, my weakness is getting crushed head-on by guys like Gao or Don.

That’s just a weakness for everyone except the heavyweight class, so there’s no point in worrying about it, and since the person’s specs are decent, they can escape unless it’s a surprise attack.

>>22

There’s hardly anyone left who can stand up to those guys, it’s only Kurita at this point…

There was a bit of a trend saying, “You’re acting all tough, but it’s not that impressive,” but the fact that it’s easily working against the American team, and that Don is directly coming to crush it, proves that this isn’t the case.

>>23

In the first place, in the America match, he played a pivotal role alongside Hillman Kid and is regarded as the “strongest QB in Japan.”

Even though I’m a primary receiver, I’m also top-notch in other positions, so of course everyone calls me the dream team.

Don aside, it seemed like Wang had a way of handling things when it came to the face-to-face meeting.

He looks like he’s showing off, but he’s generally accurate in his assessments apart from being overweight.

I thought it was amusing that I would die too if I got hit head-on by Shin’s spear.

There are plenty of guys who can be taken down head-on, but this guy will probably never face it head-on.

How much is that exactly?

What the heck is Don?

>>28

Fast Summit King

No, we were losing to Kansai with a number one attitude, that’s why people say we’re acting tough.

>>30

I don’t feel like this guy will lose in an empire without Yamato Taka, especially since he’s already dropped out partway through the Agon.

>>30

If there are weak players who slack off and get demoralized in a team sport, there’s nothing you can do about it.

That’s why the entire team believes that if it were me, we could win, which leads to the theory of a dream team.

Since we can’t crush Yamato at Shinjyu Temple, there’s nothing we can do.

I wish Shun were here.

Well, to be honest, I thought it was unreasonable to get sent off for hitting a teammate who slacked off, just to avoid losing face…

Even so, the excesses of Teikoku are just the beginning.

A saint who goes out of their way to draw diagrams for their teammates.

If everything is perfect, which is the strongest, the Imperial Shoryuji Castle?

>>37

If set as is, I think the average value is too high and that Teikoku is overwhelmingly strong.

It’s being brushed off so casually, but those guys have a 99% kick success rate even as semi-background characters.

But if we’re creating the strongest dream team in the work, Agon is definitely a person we want.

It is often pointed out that the Dream Team’s line is weak, but with the strength of one arm, they can throw humans well.

Kuroki’s small wrestler Sena kicked aside and broke through the front, demonstrating excellent power.

I think it would be impossible to do anything without a line where about five of these guys come together and coordinate with lightning-fast impulses.

If there are 22 Dons…

Whether it’s a panther or an ice shield, you can’t do anything.

>>41

Well, Don is just exceptionally fast for a heavyweight.

I want about three Panthers.

The 22 members of Agon are not good because their appearance is interesting.

>>45

It seems like we might fight among ourselves.

The ability to seriously handle a full position is a unique strength that has no equal.

American football is built on the foundation of specialized skills, which is at the heart of the manga.

It’s consistent that even those with a sharp status are super needed.

If the thread image were a bit more decent, it would have been a nightmare team called Shinryuji with Hiruma, who would have easily passed with the thread image, recommended Kurita, and general entrance exams.

Characters like Akashi in Kuroko’s Basketball, tend to be underestimated more than they actually are, possibly due to the stark contrast between their confidence and their losses.

Both of them are portrayed as incredibly strong throughout the entire story until the end.

>>50

I feel like the reason is more related to the ongoing inflation.

In the first place, I think there are supposed to be 22 people playing American football here, even in this Agon.

What’s the deal with the mud gate that’s showing up on both sides?

>>51

Well, Hiruma did say that he doesn’t have the stamina to last on both sides.

Of course, separating them will yield better performance.

>>51

The main reasons why baristas are underrated.

If Ikkyu’s thread image was the demon Kurita from Shinryuji, could he have even beaten the worst Imperial Black?

I don’t need 22 people, but when I think of a dream team, I wonder if we could split into about three groups of talent.

The world championship isn’t that interesting, but I like how Agon is showing off his monk and getting the clouds stirred up.

If you take it seriously, this is the only one who can single-handedly win against American players among Japanese people.

>>58

First of all, while Yamato was directly pointed out as the shame of Eyeshield, I think Shin can definitely compete or even win easily.

It’s unfortunate, but I was having a hard time with the character in Oita, and there’s no time to depict things like being a substitute.

In a conversation about talent between Shin and Sakuraba, it flowed into a discussion where Shin said something like, “One day, I’ll have a stronger talent.”

I remember laughing, thinking, “Even if I get injured after being crushed by top players in the world while going on a rampage, that kind of opportunity probably won’t come again for a long time…”

>>61

I can’t think of a way to beat Sena~ → I’ve improved by 0.2 seconds in a few months!

Even Yamato could no longer step on shadows, so it was the only obstacle standing in the way of University Sena.

If he takes it seriously, this man is the strongest.

The characters in Aishi are generally small, but the one in the thread seems so full of life that it makes the height setting feel even more disappointing.

Even though they’re American players, there’s a significant gap between the top three and Tatanka.

>>66

It seems like only Tatanka and movie stars have been rather easily conquered, right?