>>1

>>1

Young teacher’s response

Even the invincible country couldn’t defeat the powerful…

After all, it is merely the result of a contract with the powerful of the time to gain immortality, so it is impermanent.

I can’t imagine this guy losing to illness or aging.

It feels like even with San, there’s not enough class; for better or worse, the character is too strong.

I truly want to serve someone like this as a dog.

It was such a shock to hear San-sama speaking in honorifics.

>>12

Because it’s Momotaro…

The fact that Momotaro remains the strongest as Momotaro is surprisingly refreshing.

>>14

Momotaro is the strongest from the original story, right?

>>27

The Backstory Team is just a role-playing group after all…

I don’t know about today’s children, but as a demon slayer, they are probably 100% well-known among Japanese people…

>>17

In the main story, because it became a point where the demons are not liberators but only slaughterers, they stopped depicting demons around the time of Okita…

>>17

Well, this story with this person as the main character has been created hundreds of years ago…

It’s like rebooting the characters who are deemed unfit for justice made during a time when the main character’s demons didn’t have much appeal or were in a slump.

>>22

Although they faced ruin, it feels like they lost after obtaining what Sensei Togen and Irako desired.

I still think a grounded and safe protagonist like Jissoji is the best.

>>21

…Safe?!

It’s a peach that will definitely revive no matter how many times you knock it down.

It’s unfair that you can freely use those fairy tale-like artifacts.

I don’t remember how it ended, but it was a good final episode that left a lasting impression amidst many mangas that are forgettable.

First of all, thinking that Kibitsuhiko is the original source of Momotaro is the epitome of ignorance.

That comes from the sculptor’s idea being used for the promotion of the Okayama National Sports Festival.

The discovery of Oni no Shiro was a tailwind, but it has been called “Kinoshiro” since ancient times, where “Ki” originally means castle or fence in old language, and “Oni” is unrelated.

It’s silly to search for the original source of a fairy tale where interesting developments are added by the storyteller.

In that case, it is said that the story is closer to the Ramayana.

I have various thoughts, but I can say without complaint that I am grateful for the creation of the character Lord Momotaro.

Well, it’s not common for people to know that Momotaro is a member of the royal family.

To be honest, I can’t think of a way to defeat them, so it turned out like that. Feel free to spread it.

What Mr. Waka said was, in a sense, quite bold.

When the enemy is too strong, it ends up like this…

>>47

I really thought, “Don’t spread it, even if it’s entrusted to you…”

The ending of Exoscalibur Zero is…

>>50

That story is complete as it is.

The Seven Ninjas is also concluded.

It’s that it’s unsatisfying.

The Okita arc was extremely well done.

It slid away on the oil.

The word “Shinshu” itself is a nostalgic Japanese expression, isn’t it?

I have come.

Tehepero!

The fact that Sasshi and Souji were too interesting was the problem.

It seems that San has quite a struggle against the juvenile version of Kintaro.

I don’t really understand what a young Kintaro is.

Sasshi’s edition was good too.

But maybe it got out of hand because we went in that direction since it was good.

>>59

But no one can say to ignore it because Musashi and the fun Satsuma people were really interesting.

The demon is coming out.

Even if Iori were to reclaim the world, life wouldn’t change for common people; in fact, there’s a possibility it could even get worse…

Is it acceptable to return to a Warring States period where the weak are trampled upon just because the demon has won over the government?

The persuasive power that is the best in Japan is already different from others.

In the old folktale, there wasn’t really a strong or tough image of Momotaro, so seeing him as such a powerful character was quite refreshing.

Sasshi and Okita are too good.

It feels like the Sanada Ten Braves, who were doing quite interesting things, lack momentum now.

Gekikou Kamen feels like it has been edited in a way that works well as a duo with a three-legged race.

>>70

Really?

Are you really in control of the editing!?

I like this playboy Okita the most out of all the creative interpretations of Okita Soji.

Momotaro = Kibitsuhiko is correct in this manga but

In reality, it’s just a ridiculous excuse!

The demons’ initial goal was revenge, but

In the end, it was good that I was able to change and enjoy my life… to live it like a demon’s life.

>>75

So is it okay to attack the ship…?

Even though he is technically a protagonist like the other three, Urashima Taro losing to a demon feels less impressive compared to Kintaro and Momotaro…

There are no anecdotes about the battle, so there’s nothing that can be done.

There’s someone annoying in the thread…

It’s just that if you say it’s because I’m Momotaro, that’s the end of it.

What do you mean by such a bulky front bangs?

The impact of the jokes inserted here and there is amazing.

Hattori-kun is bad, isn’t he!?