Akan Lake?

Let’s destroy the river together!

>>4

It’s a gag I saw in Bonobono…

Whether one can swim outside the river called evil is open to interpretation.

It’s not the kind of line that warrants specifically creating a thread to complain about it.

It’s like you’re trying too hard to say something clever and it’s falling flat.

Doesn’t it sound like a Chinese proverb?

Isn’t the inside of the river just the river itself?

It is said that if you come out of the river, there will be no blame.

It’s the spirit of hating the sin, not the sinner.

Isn’t it irrelevant to the inside?

I understand.

I swim outside the river.

>>18

That’s not what I’m saying!

Do you need conditions for the inside?

>>19

I think it means being deeply immersed in evil.

Well, it’s easier to get up on the shore from the inside, after all.

“Gag Manga Biweekly is made with those kinds of jokes, so it makes sense.”

You really love statements that sound like aphorisms from Mr. Boil and original proverbs, don’t you?

Just as a fish does not know the shape of the river it is in.

The enemy might not know that I am walking down the path of evil.

I think it meant that even so, I would fight.

It’s not such a strange analogy, or rather, it’s a sentence that starts with “however,” so I wonder about those who aren’t curious about what the preceding part is.

Evil is like a river…

I can understand just within it.

Inside…?

Cobra, or rather Terasawa, is used as is, but when Yu quotes famous lines from other works…

I’ve heard that it becomes strange when you don’t use it as it is and change it a bit.

I feel like swimming and fighting don’t quite align with each other.

I really feel that receiving an explanation is deep and good.

Intuitively, it’s hard to understand as I can only receive it as it was illustrated.

After all, isn’t the outside of the river of evil a dangerous abyss?

If it comes out after this story, it’s normal.

>>35

Maybe it’s not needed on the inside after all.

Because you continue to swim inside the river, you will fight.

Going to the sea or going outside just to float means it falls outside the conditions for fighting.

Drenched in evil.

Moreover, don’t just spend time in a gentle flow.

I think that’s what I wanted to say.

I understand what you want to say, but is it still okay to be on the outside…?

It’s only strange because we say “inside and outside”; if we just said “interior and exterior,” it’d be easier to understand…

There’s really noise inside.

It’s usual for Ramen Man to be strange…

Is the inside necessary?

>>44

I thought it might be a good idea to explain it briefly.

During World War II, Japanese civilians suffered greatly and many died in air raids.

I think the feeling of Americans doing it is like the one in the thread image.

I roughly understand what you want to say.

I thought it might be fine to be indifferent to both inside and outside…

The metaphor is multilayered and difficult to understand.

It’s a bit over-decorated and hard to convey.

Is it a fawn?

It sounds cool, but it’s the last line from the ending of a canceled series.

>>51

Fight!! Ramen Man!!

Until the day evil is extinguished…!!

There are often people who try to say something clever but are completely unsuccessful at it.

>>53

You don’t get it!

You really like metaphors, don’t you?

I want this to be rebooted more than Kinnikuman.

I thought it was a line from a toxic uncle.

Not just canceled, but the entire magazine is dead.

It’s not like they’re that fresh of a lineup, Fresh Jump.

If it means to continue swimming in the river, then I understand.

When it comes to the inside, I can forgive it if it’s the outside of a river named evil… that’s the feeling…

There are many references to classics, but I wonder if this is original.

Everyone should not just look at the pieces and make jokes, but properly read through and engage with the “Musha” (Warrior) story.

The clumsy mobs that appear around Kensei 5 Kasen.

Thick character lines that look like they were drawn with a marker, coming from around Rambo.

It seems that the original author is not involved at all, and the story is really terrible in the final chapter.

Let’s give ourselves a headache.

I feel like reading the entire volume of “Fighting General” all at once would make me go crazy.

>>65

You’re an idiot…

There is strong alcohol in this world for reading something like that.