Sweat?

Smile today for the 1mm you cried that day!

>>3

I wonder how capture level 0 is different from nothing.

>>43

Level 1 is equivalent to the firepower of 10 hunters armed with shotguns, so it’s a danger level that is completely impossible for unarmed civilians, and it seems like fewer than 10 hunters are needed.

What a disappointing full course, Megaton!

The strong turtle is too weak, right?

>>5

When you try to eat meat, your capture level might increase all at once.

Even at capture level 1, it takes 10 hunters to do it, so it’s pretty strong, isn’t it?

It’s already filled to this extent at the time of the first appearance, so I guess Coco is quite capable among the Four Heavenly Kings.

I like Yudashafu.

I remember that because it was such a low-level full course, it was always said to be a betrayal role like Judas.

Why did you name him Judas?

>>13

The name Judah is probably at the top of the world, not a millimeter of doubt.

Other than that, a traitor.

It seems like the price is so high that I’m hesitant to even buy a capture level 1.

I love dramas with powerful characters like this.

The scope of the story and world expands.

What about the anonymous full course?

>>20

It’s that… Gochumori!

The rainbow fruit from Toriko’s full course dessert is around capture level 5, right?

It’s amazing because it’s the best full course that represents life.

Even though I should know both the sour and the sweet with age, it’s nice that I still haven’t removed the title of invincibility.

I thought a manga focusing on someone’s full course would come in the Trico spin-off, but it didn’t.

>>26

Because the completed form of that was presented in the first episode in the thread image…

I wonder what the strong turtle wishes to eat.

The skills of the chefs from the human world when we went to the underwater city were incredible.

The gourmet nights are just too crazy.

From this flow, the winning move is a fall.

I can’t even imagine what the strong turtle’s wish might be.

It’s a full course on the theme of true simple food, yet only Judas is talked about while Ai Maru remains in the shadows…

>>31

Medicinal food and simple meals are different…

In other words, there wasn’t enough close-up.

I’m sure each of these items has its own memories.

It seems that the past here is tough.

The capture level seems low, but there are many ingredients that look like they are for special cooking.

Capture level? Nonsense…

>>37

First of all, the level of the IGO president is just ridiculously low…

>>42

It is set up to serve a full course to all of humanity.

“Of course, I’d want to get angry at Don Sura for not eating more himself.”

>>52

If you can’t eat a meal with someone, that thought is also an answer.

Here, I had included Sandoriko in the full course.

A type that doesn’t have strong preferences and makes decisions quickly.

>>41

I hope to be able to eat while being treated for pollen allergy, as it is too painful.

Physical load is not taken into account.

I like the short yet good stories like this episode and Otake’s story.

Because this exists, in order not to be consumed by the devil, eat your full course… it resonates.

It also connects to the final wedding menu.

The story of Judas is fine, but what is this showdown!

It’s great to see chefs getting a full course served at the cooking festival!

I would have liked to see all of them if possible.

The main being 0 is just…

>>47

The level 100 catch I bought and ate at the restaurant.

If it’s a level 5 capture that I hunted with all my might myself.

If I had to choose which one represents my own life, it would definitely be the latter.

Coco was suspected by fans of having a connection to NEO because of the inclusion of Neo Tomato.

I wonder if the main one even exists.

The full course here is a bit low-level and lacks unity because it was the first one served, but looking at the dialogue in the thread image, it seems like that must be really great for the person themselves.

I was really looking forward to it, so it’s a shame that it was cut after this.

I like the full course at Mansam; it has a nice consistency.

If they are motivated, they could easily gather everything right away.

>>55

Nirou-chan says that the full course doesn’t have that much of an alcohol element.

And it looks super delicious.

Aimaru was introduced as a significant character and an old friend of Toriko, but somehow ended up being irrelevant and just fading away.

>>56

Without this guy, we wouldn’t have reached the full course in the shortest distance, and the appetizers wouldn’t have been ready either!

>>56

I taught you the ultimate routine, right!

>>56

Well… for this kind of position, they worked until the end…

Ah~ even the name betrays you, huh?

I thought you were an enemy… but it turns out you’re an ally!!

>>57

Rather, it is said that Zaus will betray.

It ended up being a result of being manipulated.

The full course for characters is usually the default to be ambiguous in appearance, except for the scenes where decisions are made.

I wonder if I showed almost everything to the three brothers?

The underlying theme that memories are what give flavor is great, isn’t it?

I’m surprised that Umen Umeda is the one betraying.

>>60

Well, I was just brainwashed…

I never thought someone who said “Can’t you bring out a level 5 capture creature?” would betray us.

It feels like I’m going to betray.

I remember that the full course of cute girls in Toriko was filled with bizarre dishes.

>>68

Kopuriko

Nono

Second-generation Merucco

The discussion about cute female characters in Toriko usually ends with these three people.

It’s not surprising that a prominent person in IGO would be strong, right?

Jiro-chan is a shared memory with Setsu-ba, which is nice.

There aren’t really that many people named Judas who actually betray others, right?

Appetizer: Oden Daikon

Soup – Egg drop soup

Fish dish: canned tuna

Beef tendon meat dish

Main dish: Agedashi tofu

Salad Vegetable Sticks

Dessert Gari Gari-kun Soda

Drink: Horoyoi White Sour

What about the nameless? Toriko.

Some people might have gotten ingredients for a full-course main dish as their first acquisition as a gourmet.

Even if you create something, the fact that there are no longer any combinations that will eat it is also beautiful.

Did “Umeda brainwashing” come up in the story?

The vice president was ruthlessly killed even though he was just brainwashed.

>>76

There is a depiction of having a fistfight with Zaus and finishing the battle, feeling relieved afterwards.

It’s an extreme example of someone who seems like they might betray you but doesn’t, remaining an ally, and regardless of the name, the persuasive power of their past episodes is too strong to reject, making it a good example.

Appetizer: Almonds

Soup: Corn Soup

Fish dish: Grilled salted salmon

Meat dish: Fried chicken

Main Rice Ball

Salad Potato Salad

Dessert: Apple Pie

Drink: Orange juice

Considering that Toriko has produced a lot of results before the story began, but is still not fully satisfied, I wonder if he’s being selective.

>>79

In the first episode, Toriko discovers 2% of the world’s ingredients, so it doesn’t feel out of place.

“The higher-ranking characters that appear in the story make you go, ‘Huh? Was Toriko really that weak back then…?’ “

>>82

Because there is a sense of smell and a sharing heart.

Looking at it this way, it is specialized in ingredient exploration.

>>79

A man who had no memories of securing ingredients.

Well, the full course is enhanced through the combination.

>>79

It feels like sharing is the theme.

Toriko’s Full Course

>>79

Sharing a meal with someone is the origin of Toriko, so being in a state without a partner must have felt like something was always missing.

There are also gourmet food lovers who think full courses are not a big deal.

I thought that the true full course would be served the moment I betrayed you.

Isn’t it a full course meal using humans as the main ingredient?

Sunny also said, “Haven’t you decided yet?!”

Originally, a gourmet restaurant is supposed to quickly fill up with full courses.

It seems that the client will decide whether to request it after seeing that.

The full course in Toriko includes extinct creatures, ones that don’t even exist on Earth, and those that can only be eaten once every few hundred years.

Well, it’s not easy to decide on that.

Well, the taste and the capture level don’t necessarily have to be proportional to each other.

Ai Maru did quite a bit of work in the later stages, but readers only remember the fight against Akashia.

It’s rare to find someone in the human world who actively searches for ingredients.

There are many people with strong personalities in the gourmet world, and if you ask, Trico will accept requests, which makes them valuable.

Even in the human world, an early Toriko is quite strong.

Rather, since the GT robot is originally meant for the gourmet world, it doesn’t have good performance at the beginning, does it?

Since even God has been farmed, it seems that IGC could roughly mass-produce Toriko’s full course.

The number one ranked Zaus has been brainwashed all along and has betrayed us.

I think it’s quite an interesting twist that a player like Yudashhef, around 4th place, is being treated this way.

I’m sorry, but I wanted to see more of Gomenzau’s activities as an ally!

Damalaskai, which is above Judah but plain.

But if you look closely, there are quite a few scenes where they are really trying hard.

Ordinary gourmet restaurants might be more selfish or business-like.

I think that while Toriko is making announcements one after another, other gourmet hunters are secretly keeping the ingredients they’ve found.

Now that you mention it, if it’s limited to the human world, even the early Toriko can do various things.

I’m very curious about the character of Mr. Goron, who ranked 5th in the world chef ranking and only appeared in one panel.

The general restaurant would probably be wiped out in the cave of pufferfish and whales.

If you set aside his food luck, Zonge could probably hold his own against a single Gauchi if he tried (though he escapes because he’s scared).

>>107

Even though they are children, since they have included the gharial in the full course, they must have gone to the Baron Islands. If they are not lucky, they probably look like they could die multiple times.

>>107

I think it’s a level where you can come to the scene of the Acacia battle unarmed and still survive, so there’s a sense of ease.

Relying on food luck

In that world, the full course is a life-or-death issue because it could be devoured by gourmet cells.

It’s important to have a full course that is uniquely yours.

>>108

In the end, even though I was mass-producing GOD, if I carelessly let a promising infant eat the full course of Acacia, the worst would be that a demon could possess their body.

>>108

If things had gone poorly, the zebra could have been eaten by the gourmet cells.

>>108

It’s such a great scene…

Then let me tell you… my full course.

Knockin’! Full course knockin’!!

The fight with Neo is messy because of Acacia’s farce, but I love this part.

I like this person because they broke the concept of full-course level mount.

If it were the luck of the zombie, we could have drifted and ended up at the Baron Islands…

The curry person had a high ranking, but they didn’t do anything at all.

>>119

It’s strange that Kuribou, Tairan, and Yudashefu are doing so well.

>>119

It may look that way because I’m playing the role of the surprised one, but I’m avoiding fatal injuries while dealing with Red Nitro in a surprised manner.

It seems I’m still better than Judah, who withdrew from the front lines, and the livebearers.

I lost in the cooking competition at the Blue Grill, but I was still surprised.

But Zonge was able to produce 90 Big Rapple units…

Judas

wabutora

Bon Dance of the Dead Spirits

The three beloved supporting characters everyone loves.

Even if it tastes good, I don’t want to eat an apple that has painted Mr. Zonge’s fart.