>>3

That’s a triangle dreamer, right?

>>3

I’m scared…

Seeing Suguru and Bantarou getting along hits differently.

>>13

If you beat up a child who is about the same age as your son, well…

>>13

Poor thing!

The Ashura around Shiba is too artistic.

I didn’t want to see Suguru attacking mentally…

Kakakakaka… The flaws of someone close to you are the things you least want to see.

It’s just that my son was an abnormal person, but I can’t accept that and I’m suffering on my own…

>>10

Hehehe… Parents are creatures that do not want to acknowledge their children’s flaws…

Daddy, I’m scared!

What a terrifying psychological attack this is!

>>20

Asuraman is talking about how children grow up.

As expected of a devil.

……?

In professional wrestling moves, even with a broken neck, there was no damage.

>>18

If it’s pro wrestling… no damage… Ah, ah~!!!!

Your son is a superhuman psychopath, regardless of any demons or anything like that.

>>19

So there was no choice but to kill.

To protect my son’s honor, I must return to being a ruthless demon superhuman, even if it means making my own child a sacrifice…

Big damage!

It’s a terrible setup where my mental state is constantly in shambles, yet my strength remains unshaken.

At the point of killing your mother, it’s already too late for various things, Shiba…

>>26

No, it’s a scene where it’s too late.

I don’t think there are many other devil supermen who murder their mothers.

>>29

That’s quite an overreach.

It’s simply a story that another nature leaked out right before death.

>>29

To be clear, I don’t think those who give five “Yeahs” to a response like this have the right to speak.

Could it be that Ashura Man has lost both his wife and child?

>>30

Killed the son who killed the mother.

>>30

Yes

Moreover, the wife directly with the son’s hands, and the son directly with his own hands.

My son’s last words are “Daddy… I’m scared!”

I have been escaping from my son’s craziness.

>>34

Shiba is looking for a reason why his son, who inherited the blood of a demon superhuman, has gone mad, in a psychopathic way.

I have only read up to the Fighting Man arc of Kinnikuman, but was that the story…

>>36

This is the story of Kinnikuman Nisei…

>>36

It’s better not to take what the anonymous person is saying in this thread at face value, as there is quite a bit of delusion involved.

>>37

In other words, is it really a devil-like action to raise a hand against a mother who is not an enemy, even if you ask the other devil superhumans?

It doesn’t seem like there would be anyone who would agree even if you ask them…

>>64

It feels like I couldn’t distinguish between the heel devil superhuman wrestler and the real devil.

>>64

So it’s a story about how it was already too late, and they had no choice but to carry out the purges.

>>74

Because I thought that way and tried to take action, at the moment of killing, I saw the face of an ordinary child, which is why Ashura became like that.

If Psycho’s mom had been there until the end, Ashura wouldn’t have turned out like this.

>>64

The story explains that even if one is an evil superhuman, parents and children are meant to cherish each other.

So it’s strange that Shiva is a supervillain.

>>75

Hello Robin? Hello Kinkotsuman?

>>158

Robin believes that he loves her.

Kinboko Man has reformed…

There are various parent-child relationships for the second generation…

>>41

Ashura is still better! Ashura is still better!

>>43

The parent-child relationship is probably the worst… Other issues usually fall within being taken lightly or typical rebellion.

It’s a relationship that has already ended and there’s nothing I can do about it…

It’s the only weakness of the unbelievably strong Ashuraman, so I’ll show it carefully.

No matter what I say, or even if I don’t say anything, you’re just getting shocked on your own…

>>44

Even without saying anything…

Ah… AAAAA～～～～～～!!!

As long as an experienced guy from my father’s generation has a peak physical body, it can’t be helped if his mind is all over the place.

In the past, Satan would whisper bad things.

I thought I had become a psychopath, but that’s not it…

>>49

The thoughts of Yude during this time are

“Because the superhuman of evil (the devil) is inherently evil!”

>>58

Considering Ashura’s own personality and friendship with San-chan, it seems like that’s not the case after all.

In that case, it was Shiba himself who went on a rampage.

>>49

There are scenes where the shadow of Shiba resembles Satan.

Hey Dad, does it suit me!?

There have been a lot of threads about toxic parents lately.

>>51

This toxic parent second generation is the strongest…

…Perhaps a toxic parent… It might be a toxic parent…

I have so many memories with my child…

Surely the album is still at the back of the closet.

These were the peaceful days when my wife would say things like, “At this rate, even the prince of the demon world has lost his shape.”

It’s worse to leave behind such shabby equipment.

Even Ashura, who has lost everything, still has friends who are willing to lend a shoulder…

>>56

I had a friend, but… Shiba… ahhh!!!

Before being a psycho superhuman, he was a son.

What do you think of Master Pashango?

Personally, I prefer it if Satan is not involved with Shiva.

Shiba was probably a natural psycho, but I thought that the one who unleashed it was Ashura’s legendary deeds of a demonic superhuman.

Shiba twisted it strangely and accelerated it as a get-out-of-jail-free card.

It’s a complete denial of those who became righteous superhumans from their evil deeds…

The whole family has weak nails!

The whole family together… Ahh!!

In the first place, there was absolutely no strange presence before seeing Ashura’s old costumes or knowing the past, and it makes me wonder if things would have been peaceful if that event hadn’t happened.

Are you stronger than Ashura now?

I cried over the death of Teacher Samson, yet it doesn’t make sense that my son became strange because of blood.

If you’re going to remake it for the second generation, I hope Shiba grows up properly.

>>76

But since the blood of a demon superhuman flows through me…

>>76

If that’s the case, then Reborn Ashuraman will disappear, so that’s not good!

>>80

But, you know…

Isn’t it good that the coolness of Ashuraman at that time is lost just by receiving power from trash?

>>84

The trash itself was rather an astonishing level that would warrant Justice Man personally stepping in, so I don’t think the stock has fallen that much.

>>76

Grow up properly… Ah… Aah~~~~~!!

>>77

Ashuraman was properly raised with a lot of love as a devil superhuman.

I wonder if it would have been different if I had explained them as a faction of demon supermen after raising them simply as superhuman wrestlers…

>>82

Well, that makes sense.

It’s also a story about how I unknowingly expanded the settings of Ashura.

In the first place, in the second generation, there are also sample patterns like extreme wrongdoing that show a lack of respect, and if we say that the reason for this is that it was hidden, then that is indeed a reason.

If you want to do something with Shiba, I’ll casually bring him back to life in the continuation if it’s boiled.

The setting around the devil superhuman and the devil general has been twisted and turned multiple times.

Shiba is escaping in the direction of not being able to accept that she’s a natural-born psycho, while pretending to be righteous even though she’s a devil.

The parent-child relationship is clearly bad.

Isn’t it just the Robin family, the Kinbōkuman family, and the Ashura family?

The kid is just going through a rebellious phase.

It’s even more painful that we were a close-knit family when I was a child.

Ashura: “No matter how much of a devil superhuman you are, you won’t kill your parents…”

In the first place, Satan is quite a minor character at this point in the story.

Furthermore, as a promoter, their skills are still top-notch.

>>94

I’ve seen quite a few people who seem like the big boss behind the scenes who has been secretly plotting all along, despite being dealt with by justice.

I guess they haven’t really watched the series just based on information as a mere symbol.

>>103

I think it’s that black mastermind who often appears in the series that has finally come, without having touched on the second generation!

When following the second generation, it’s mostly just small things with them.

Ashura’s parents seem to be from different races.

Ashura’s wife is of the same race…

San-chan’s carefully raised check just wasn’t suited for being a devil superhuman at all, and things aren’t going well.

Ashura’s wife (Yvonne) seems beautiful and nice, doesn’t she?

The second generation Satan is ultimately abandoned by Ashura, so it’s not anything special.

There is also a possibility that Shiba will grow up properly… Aaaah~~~!!!

>>99

That’s right, you killed.

The setting of the Ashura clan has been fluctuating from the very beginning.

Where did the story about the spider’s incarnation go?

>>100

Forget the inconvenient things!

>>106

In the first place, the Six Knights are said to be incarnations of Satan.

It’s just that Shiba is refusing to admit that they’re crazy.

All the talk about devil superhumans is just a facade.

The Fearful Commander… Who on earth is he?

If there hadn’t been a bit more of a stopper in the boiling, I feel like it would have hinted not just at Yvonne’s murder but also at rape.

>>105

Because of the spirit raised as a superhero of justice, you probably wouldn’t engage in that kind of thing.

>>105

I don’t think that’s the case.

Seeing you in a costume and complimenting how cool you look, and watching you play around with your father, even the prince of the demon world is saying it’s tough to not have a form during our family time.

If Shiba judges with salt, would it be considered a mental illness and result in a not guilty verdict…?

If I heard that Shiba from another world grew up properly, I would completely lose my mind.

That being said, it’s seriously strong and cool.

It feels like Bago Bago was done in a way that is faithful to the setting of early meat.

The result of practicing “Forget the inconvenient things” – Founder Edition.

>>117

In the meantime, being used skillfully by the Time Superhuman in the Ultimate Tag, I think it overall aligns with the established course, including the Genesis Arc.

In the first place, Shiva’s nature is completely different from that of Satan.

The Ashura tribe has six arms only among the royal family, right?

It is said that our ancestors took both arms from Milosman.

Well… when I was reading the old and second generation, I finally got excited thinking, “Did they finally pick up Satan in the Omega Centauri arc?!”

Regardless of whether it’s something big or small,

It’s really scary how you can take a broken neck and heal it yourself, showing a strength that goes beyond the line…

>>122

I think that Ashura from around there is the scariest boss in the entire series.

Since young Ashura heard the story about Mirosman, it ended with a feeling of “so what.”

I wonder what would have happened if the second generation Ashura had heard this.

I wonder what Satan is doing after failing to resurrect.

Just because I learned that my parents were cruel and ruthless doesn’t mean I’ll go crazy like that.

I feel like I could go crazy with a big wave!

>>126

However, in that case, unless there were already suspicious signs beforehand, it would be hard to label it as a completely natural psycho.

>>137

Insects and chickens…

>>144

That was after you learned about the past.

Originally, I am a being without my own arms, an incarnation of a spider, one of the bodies that make up the general, and a prince of the demon world.

What Shiba saw was actually Ashura’s equipment from the Royal Succession Arc, right?

I’m not sure if I should think seriously about it, but the fact that they have three faces makes me feel like they might be prone to madness.

Shiba is, how should I put it, like there’s no other example…

Having six arms is really strong!

This monstrous durability and cold eyes are great.

It looks like me at work.

To Metal!

The details around here are amazing, and each of Ashura’s expressions is powerful.

Having six arms makes submissions proceed smoothly.

When you look around General Bagoa, everything from 1 to 10 is complete junk, yet San-chan and Ashura’s aging stands out as they treat him like the Devil General…

>>141

The settings around here are quite twisted.

>>141

Well, if I had to force a connection, I guess after Goldman left, they became older without being able to do anything, and even though they understood their true nature, they probably just clung to it.

Ashuraman’s mom and dad raised him with normal parental love.

Why did Shiba kill Yvonne in the second generation…?

Maybe if it had been adapted into an anime, they would have added details about Satan enticing Sheba.

>>145

It is quite suggested in the original work as well.

My neck is stuck, and I can’t get out!

So saying you can break your jaw and escape is too lawless.

The second generation Ashura looks too old.

Did something unpleasant happen?

>>147

I think everyone other than Ashura has aged too much in just about 15 years.

Nep is amazing.

>>151

Why are Bane and Benky growing old now of all times?

>>161

They’re thousands of years old, aren’t they?

It’s bad that I switched to being a superhero of justice, or rather.

I think it was a mistake to cut off contact with San-chan, who should have been the one I could rely on the most when something happened.

It’s terrible to bring back the neck, but bringing back the crushed face is also terrible!

It’s not so much that it’s squished, but it’s shifted like a daruma doll!

There may be answers in the future.

The mystery of Pesimi’s birth is a bit like the time of the second generation.

I remember boiling.

>>154

Rather, considering the setting of the ultimate tag time superhuman, it can be explained that the time superhuman originally existed as a lineage in the wild since ancient times, and that it was picked up as the five great moments.

Nep is eating bugs.

In the first place, there’s no way a manga about wrestling would have characters with weak arms.

>>156

Aren’t the battle records of Ashuraman and Satan Cross from the relatively old Kinnikuman universe pretty terrible…?

Especially the single battle against Ashuraman.

I think there is a heel turn that stems from not wanting to blame my son.

Well, I probably aged a lot and walked on strange mountain paths before Satan comes in a few years…

In recent years, Satan’s original setup as the commander of the demon army and, in fact, a demon general has been increasingly stripped away. In the recent Kinnikuman exhibition’s relationship diagram, he finally became someone who incited the demon general Goldman, the commander of the demon army, from the outside.

>>159

Somehow, with the current setup, it really feels like Goldman is possessed by Satan for some reason…

>>171

I think it’s a quite optimal teaching material for a perfect superhuman to learn emotions, Satan.

>>171

There’s no room for intrusion, right, Satan?

>>178

Until I lose to Suguru, I’m in a slump related to the power of emotions, so there’s a lot of room for improvement.

Even if Satan was the one who incited it, I think even Satan himself would be like, “There’s no way I would end up like that!?”

I understand too because I’m a parent… huh?

Talking to myself and receiving damage is really tough, but that aside, the speed of it makes me laugh.

This thread is about to disappear soon.

Dissolution… Ah… Aah~~~~~~!!!

It’s funny that Benkyman died of old age.

If the garbage tries to incite rebellion, it seems likely that they will straightforwardly rise up in rebellion.

Paradoxically, I think Shiba was just being herself, which was funny.

>>172

Rather, if there is a flow similar to the current beat-down situation, it could also be taken as a period of waiting in the wings.

When Ashura takes off the mask from Ashura 3, he’s a sparkling prince with sparkling eyes, but then there’s my son Shiva…

As expected, recently those who build up more than what’s depicted and say it with strong words are standing out negatively, especially around Shiba.

>>174

No one is saying anything, so calm down, Ashuraman!!!

>>179

Don’t try to turn it into a joke just because it’s inconvenient for you.

>>179

They said it! They said it’s scary~!

Shiba~~~~~~~!!!!

>>174

It’s been a long time.

>>174

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Suguru and Mantarou are too merciless with their mental attacks.

Caring for each other is what friendship is about, right?

First, stop the bleeding and don’t be afraid; instead, act like you’re on bad terms.

This kind of thing is guided by Suguru, the parent, on how to behave… guiding…

A, Aaaaahhhhh~~~~~~~!!!

Since the new series started after the second generation, Yudega has started to think about the settings properly…