>>3

Since I just watched the previous anime at 120%, I’m like “What?”

The part where we argue with friends was incredibly intense, but what will happen now?!

Is Peshimi the winner?

It would be unacceptable to lose after such a perfect development up to this point!

Maybe we can turn this around from here… hopefully.

Having mercy even for the enemy we fight is the final power of friendship.

Was it a relationship that would make Manriki cry…?

If we survive this, next time it’ll definitely be Firebird out of gas, right?

Is this the third stage because I’m feeling friendship even with pessimism?

But your way of laughing is scary…

This is… a victory for the Wars!

It was a really good story, but this might just be a regular loss in the wars, huh…

Surely I won’t lose with this kind of draw… ?

I don’t know, but maybe Warsman is still alive.

Crying against a traumatic opponent in a war, Manriki is quite the emotional one, isn’t he?

Even though it’s hardness 9, it can still break! I thought.

Well, since I have a hundred million power, I can handle things freely around there.

Following Nemesis, is Warsman also…!? This is definitely a flag for a complete comeback!

I really can’t predict how it will end.

It seems that the persuasion isn’t really resonating with Pessimiman…

I only think I’ll listen to you if I can defeat you.

>>34

Peshimi’s resignation is probably not so shallow either.

When you mentioned the name Onyx, it made me think you might be siding with the gods, which seemed to have the opposite effect.

I think I won this.

I want Wars to resume the action and win by pulling off a Palos Special.

There are no friends more suitable for a pessimist than War.

It seems that even if he loses, Peshiman’s guidelines might change.

Which one… ?

>>46

Nngogogogo lol

Considering Sadaharu’s time, both possibilities seem possible and it’s frightening.

Is this the final decision? I can’t trust the predictions, so I’m not sure.

I just gave it 120% a moment ago.

Peshiman is starting to look cute.

On the contrary, there are times when I think, “Are you going to win the war with just that?!”

Manriki is crying!

Even though it’s solidified, the way it sets up its favorite with its arms and legs shows its diligence.

Did you really think that after inviting me so much, Wars didn’t consider you a friend, Peshiman?

(The friendship computer that was shown in the anime earlier)

It’s firm, but I can easily change my posture…

Is it correct to say that we’ve reached the third stage?

It’s coming…

How can a machine cry?

Even if I haven’t been hit, I no longer have any moves in the wars.

>>73

There’s OLAP, isn’t there?

>>131

I guess they will do it.

>>73

The skills of onyx and OLAP are still around.

If you were to completely reach the extreme… you’re really opening your heart a lot.

>>67

You’re smiling…

>>123

Suguru has been clearly confident since becoming the champion.

It looks like we’re on a winning streak in the wars, but Uncle Sadaharu lost in a similar situation, you know…

If we were to lose the wars, it would be Robin or the noodles, I guess…

But I wonder if I can have a better interaction than with robots.

You’ve grown into an incredibly good character, haven’t you…?

Is there a way to melt it with a 30-minute limit on overheating…?

Don’t use super recovery!

Which is it? It could really end up either standing up or resolving.

Well, it will probably restart from here.

It’s a big move named after a typical region from the Western Expansion era, or rather the name of the pioneer who inspired it, so it feels like an ultimate move greater than the Gold Rush Driver.

It doesn’t seem like the pessimistic person who has been so frank about their true feelings is lying, so maybe they don’t have super recovery after all?

>>79

It’s a big move that feels like a trump card because it doesn’t use any toy-like features.

Is this a reversal of the wars?

I felt a bit lost about where to drop it midway, but it’s really exciting!

I thought Onyx was an important position connecting to the second generation, but it’s way too important…

Until now, we couldn’t predict the future because we were exchanging losing flags, but this time we can’t read it because we’re exchanging winning flags!

It’s not that I lost because I’m a time superhuman, so either way is fine with me.

Isn’t it a bit heavy?

Is it bearable since it’s coated and at the third stage?

Love Me Django is cute.

As for the handling of super recovery, well, this is definitely a guaranteed win in the wars.

The hard coating has peeled off…

It’s a flow to bring out favorites that aren’t PALO, right!?

Isn’t it because of the power of friendship that we can stand up…?

This is completely a “pow” and reverses into a golden pattern, isn’t it?

Ah, ahh~! That voice came out naturally.

Is this the one that’s seriously confusing in the boiling water!?

>>99

Because it specifically reinforced what was lacking…

>>99

Robin is not a superhuman of machines…

>>99

Robin is a master of techniques.

If we lose this, it will almost feel like losing to time.

Suguru’s place will probably win.

It seems like I could barely endure with the power of friendship.

Ah, this is the third phase next week.

>>106

But I also like Papillon and Nep’s pompous microphone…

Is this going to be OLAP?

We won.

I felt a sense of friendship from the Wars side as well… and realizing that made me want to cry a little.

This is already a flow that demonstrates the third power!

I definitely won this.

The protagonist is surprisingly doing well in Wars…

What’s up, you look cool…

>>116

I think 200% friendship is a bypush.

I guess it’s a normal loss.

It’s a bit of an unpleasant way to look at it, but if Warsman loses like this, it would render the depiction of the 200% friendship gauge meaningless.

Next week, Warsman will win in a reversal, right?

>>118

Rather, if they’re going to win, they would win just as things are, so it’s a loss.

>>118

There are also jokes that are like zebras, so there’s still a possibility of losing as is.

>>118

I think getting ready to launch feels like being in a fire scene, but… I wonder if that’s really the case.

The only problem is, are there any techniques left that can be used in the wars from here on?

Do you use it at Big Ben Edge too?

After watching that anime earlier, all I can see is a future that’s coming back to life.

Pride is about taking responsibility for one’s actions, which is a good thing.

Yes… what we need is

The heart of self-expense.

If Worsman wins, what will happen to Pessimiman? Could it be that he actually loses?

Even though Warsman loses, is there a pattern where the persuasion at this time will be useful next time?

>>127

We won the match, but I feel like Fanatic also left a mental scar, so I’m wondering whether to stick to the same pattern or try a different approach…

>>128

I want to see this guy tag with Wars.

Pesimi is having such a pleasant battle, but the Papillon battle feels kind of weird.

>>132

We still don’t fully understand each other.

I don’t think this is the end, whether we win or lose.

>>134

Niki ki…

>>134

Haha, there’s no way someone like me, a 2ch user, has friends, right? Haha!

I like pessimists who, when they’re not completely fed up with the world, weaken their tone and raise their spirits to indulge in nihilism.

Why are there no bro or cow on the floating face?!

This is going to crack the face, right?

And even if it means showing an ugly face, I will win.

There is no other reversal that I can wait for with such peace of mind.

It seems like there could be a normal resolution on the final page like the Aoiri, but since the Wars are about to explode, I can’t say anything for sure…

Since it was activated up to the third time, I want to say that’s impressive… but considering Sadaharu, there’s also the possibility that the conclusion was just carried over to the next time, so I wonder which it is.

>>143

In the case of Nemesis, there was a finishing blow…

Is there a need to be pessimistic about a mechanical body?

It’s convenient, isn’t it? Should I be proud?

Is it time for OLAP or something?

There’s no way we can lose after getting to 200%!

It’s good that the movement has been restrained by the coating, but because of the coating, the firepower will likely decrease.

At this rate, it wouldn’t be strange to see a knockout in the next round of the fight.

I want you to pass the Big Ben Edge to Kevin.

By the way, the implosion mode from when I had Onyx is still remaining.

Because it was solidified, I couldn’t determine the core… so I wonder if it’s going to be the reversal favorite in Wars?

We’re already completely friends.

Why can’t we understand each other with this…?

>>163

From a pessimistic perspective, even if the Wars are really good guys, in the end, it doesn’t change the fact that we are beings who are used by someone.

In terms of the flow, is it too early to defeat one of the time faction members?

Peshiman gets an advantage with coating, but Warsman becomes unable to move when coated, which is terrible!

Let Warsman take the best parts of just increasing his hardness.

I was thinking they were a bothersome enemy, but I ended up loving them.

From the Ancestor Arc, Omega Arc, and Super God Arc, there is always someone around, but I definitely love pessimism.

Until now, the arrows from Wars have been quite bland.

This week, you responded incredibly passionately, and with the final piece being Onikism, it would be strange if we didn’t win.

“With a hardness 9 coating and 200% friendship, barely holding on to finish with the third friendship skill! This!”

Nikki――!

I think we will lose the war like this.

Bitter!

From what I can see on the gauge, the third BOA is at 300%, so I really have no idea how this will unfold.

Peshiman has really become an oeshimist…

Is it a development where the coating prevents fatal injuries?

The story of Warsman, which has been in progress for decades, is about to be completed, and it’s exciting!

Sadaharu lost, and the outcome is seriously unpredictable.

It’s possible that the next showdown could be settled easily, but Warsman is also in the third activation of a crisis.

Warsman will become even more immortal and stronger in the third stage of friendship.

I want to think that there’s no way we can lose by going out to the third battlefield!

It’s scary that I can’t assert anything because there was a previous match where Nemesis, with a superhuman strength level of several million, lost in the second fire scene!

Even if we lose, I want us to leave something behind…!

This is nerve-wracking…

Even when I was hit with a big move during Nemesis, I thought it was fine as long as it was still Nemesis! But then I lost just like that…

The reason Nemesis couldn’t stand up was because there was no friendship power.

If it’s a Wars awakened to the third stage, it should be able to stand up, right!?

>>190

It’s impossible because that’s already been released.

Niki niki

With this coating, you can no longer move!

That being said, I’ll let you hold my special move!

After the pessimistic example, I keep fighting, wishing that Wars will win for me!

The Onikisman is giving an amazing restoration…

I recall that there was a conversation about pride when Chloe said something similar regarding whether Kevin would use his father’s skills in the second generation.

We’ll win, right?

We’re going to win the war, right???

>>197

Impossible.

If you’re going to win, win with the Baro Special as it is.

It’s quite common in new series to not have a conclusion at the end and to make you think there might still be a reversal, only for it to wrap up normally right at the beginning of the next episode.

It’s sad that despite being so familiar, I don’t think there’s any friendship from the Wars side towards Peshimi…

As a serialized manga, there’s no doubt that this sense of tension is spot on…

To be honest, I think it’s going to be difficult for Peshiman to surpass this match.

You’re giving it your all, right?

I see, it’s still the second phase.

I want them to win for Peshimi’s sake.

I don’t like pessimist man.

I hope the Wars will win, that’s a premise I’m stating.

Even if I lose, I can really accept it as a great match.

Isn’t it a posture that can switch to a war leg breaker?

If Wars loses, Peshimi will be sad, so Wars, please win.

Manriki, are we close enough to make you cry?

This time, it feels like Warsman is kind of an answer to Battloman.

Taking responsibility for the results as pride is really a great point you made.

It is said that it all connects to the fact that Onyx was not ashamed of the true face resulting from their self-transformation.

I might be weaving OLAP here using the Mach Barbalizer.