It was no good because it overlapped in the new order.

>>4

I’m doing it, but…

The ending of Doritry seems to come out exceptionally well.

>>5

Wasn’t that about three before the last one?

I thought it was the name of fireworks based on terms like “name” and “explosion.”

It turned out to be herbal medicine when I looked it up.

It’s an internal conflict among the Yakuza, isn’t it…

Super-class Mankin…

Everyone suddenly starts cooperating, right?

I’ve never seen someone entrust their wish so carelessly before.

It was like Sam 8.

>>12

I still feel like Sam 8 was more interesting.

It might be a nostalgia effect.

>>14

I think it’s a difference in the number of threads posted.

It’s a Stegoromagnum Astrophist!

Arm with a dagger.

It’s Doswan!

There’s nothing there to serve as material.

Astro 8

The names like “Bankindan” and “Astrophist” lack consistency in their naming.

Unlike Sam8, it cannot be consumed as a joke either.

It’s a work that leaves you at a loss for words.

I feel like they were good at subtly conveying that uncomfortable yakuza vibe.

It’s not related to being interesting, but…

A void that doesn’t even get struck.

Minakintan.

It’s a pill with the effect of Behouma, right?

Astrophist is cheesy, but it’s a skill name that plays on the title and the unique names within the work.

Connecting from Stegoro Magnum has a nice ring to it, so I think it’s fine.

The bare-handed gun, the golden pill, and the astrophist all have different charms, so nothing feels quite right.

“Dai means it’s a Chinese medicine, right?”

Everyone, mantan!

I thought it was a joke…

Why do you respect Doritora?

>>33

It’s not just word hunting…

It’s not just respect.

It’s a dospect!

I don’t think there’s any respect, is there…

There’s no point in doing it…

But I also respected Docomo…

Dada-diji

If someone who created a big hit at another magazine comes to Jump, they’ll end up making something like Doridori.

Is it the editing that’s bad, or something else?

>>42

The author of Hell’s Paradise was like that too.

Originally a writer known for violence

I think it’s not good to try to write about it for Jump after it’s been taken up.

>>42

Throwing sand on a depiction that has already been laid out won’t lead to analysis.

>>48

I think this work has been subtle from the beginning.

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Spiral sphere-style Thousand Birds…?

In the first place, while Tokyo Revengers was popular, the ending was quite questionable…

The swan was also like that in the end.

I thought the phoenix guy was saying I should buy time and that it would be a dead end… but then I realized I was actually able to compete against the final boss, and it wasn’t good.

I also have two golden elixirs.

The golden elixir is a technique for fully restoring physical strength, right?

In the new Momotaro Legend, it is a technique that I have been helped by.

I can’t help but speculate that they might have been asked to bring the jump.

Does something like the soul-reviving elixir also appear?

I don’t understand why it has continued this long.

Originally, it was supposed to be a bloody duel between supernatural ability yakuza, wasn’t it?

I guess I have no choice but to depict the gang conflicts of delinquents…

The quality of the first episode was high.

That alone would make a textbook for comic artists.

There should have been someone more like a rival, like Shio, but what happened to that guy?

It would have been better if it were a more flashy manga with a lot of handsome guys from the beginning.

It should have properly followed episode 1 and caused the collapse of the world order.

Personally, I think Doswan was the peak.

He said it’s no good to say he doesn’t need it the week after discussing it with his brother.

When it was decided that Doritora would also be canceled…

It was interesting how everything suddenly went off in all directions…