“Watch others’ behavior and correct your own.”

No matter how low you estimate their ability, it’s quite strange that they are at least equal to Neptune, right?

Kinnikuman and Terry did something really amazing, huh?

Since we’re back with the main unit, stop going around saying things like “saber secret techniques,” Nep!

If they had come out in the tag arc at full power, the series would have been over.

Well, the Devil General is something similar, though.

This fur that looks like a kendo armor is great, isn’t it?

I want a deeper exploration like the first general.

I thought I would win normally, but isn’t Papillon really strong…?

Yeah, I mean, they were strong from the start, but it felt like they were going to keep winning just like that until last week…

It’s amazing that you were able to master magnet power at a practical level.

It has been properly passed down to my disciple Nep as well.

At first, I thought it was crazy to betray the founder and go independent, but with Nep being that strong and King being more of a skilled player than Psycho, it makes sense.

I had the strength to be independent.

It was said that using it in combat is a waste of resources.

I wonder if they will still add settings to Magpa.

Isn’t it the oldest member of the background crew, Neji Ken, in a subtle way?

Die, you…

Looking at it again, it’s understandable that Suguru, who defeated Nepukin, is viewed as a threat.

I felt that my disciple Nep resembled the character in the thread this time.

Even the technique used to take down that Maliki has them laughing triumphantly as they stand up.

It seems like we have a lot of losing flags, but we might win.

It’s called a complete masterpiece, so that’s definitely some incredible strength and charisma.

The title of “superhuman” who defeated the King Megaton Drop, a flawless and perfect hold.

The air is no match for the flow, but still, I think Neptune shines the brightest when playing the arrogant heel.

Wasn’t Neptune King and Neptune Man looked down upon in the Perfect Superhuman Ancestor arc?

I think that although Nepkin doesn’t match the founder, it is about as strong as Satan.

“You must have really loved your disciple, Psycho.”

If they were given the name “Sajiko,” I think they were probably as strong as the current Nep.

The Evil Five Gods have been defeated by that napkin!?

Because they are a remarkable person to the point of causing a commotion…

I have a feeling that Papillon Man is going to win again…

What do you think of this fight, Silverman?

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But how can I put it…

Since there are no single matches, I don’t really have a strong impression of Neppukin’s strength.

The only one who can defeat Nep is probably the martial arts Nemesis in Rajinan.

It’s like there are two Neps now, the Helminschonels… I can’t believe the Machinguns managed to win…

I bet you really wanted to research Magpa together with Nepkin.

The way Magpa is used in the current Nep and Ancestor arc with Psycho Man is quite different, isn’t it?

So, could it be that the tree was developed uniquely by Napkin?

I might lose, but the current Nep is shining.

I had been stuck with the image of “Uhoho,” but since Nep was also in Rajinan, it really is top quality…

If Nep wins here, it gives hope to Suguru and Terry, who have already beaten him, so I think this match is quite important.

I can’t believe even Neptune Man lost! The feeling of despair is overwhelming…

Few people understand the usefulness of Magpa, and it seems that Neppukin, who does recognize its usefulness, really liked it.

The god of intelligence, despite his foolish appearance as a bald man with glasses, is truly a clever and capable strategist, making him quite troublesome.

Recent Neptune’s wild behavior is amusing, as it’s like the arrogance found in character songs from the old anime.

I’m not talking about invading Earth or anything, I’m saying that if we win, we’ll take your place and become the heroes of justice.

Given that it’s a complete success achieved only after other founders had fled, it’s easy to imagine how proud they must have been.

Since I am being hunted by Omega, my soul itself is somewhere at a perfect base.

When he becomes Neptune King, the disciple of Psycho Man.

I can’t help but think, what the hell is wrong with you?

Learned techniques and secrets directly from the founder.

Imitating the appearance of “The Man,” he claims to be the leader.

A man supported by many ordinary perfect superhumans.

Currently, the Devil King is defeating Zaman, so he must be the strongest in the story, but it’s quite strange that there are two Neps who can beat the Five Great Cores like the Hell Missioners.

Too talented for the sacred realm.

Even though they broke away and left, the fact that they haven’t been purged suggests that they must have been a significant force that even the psycho couldn’t touch.

It’s scary to think that in the current state of the tag division, it seems far from its peak.

Could it be that Neptune Man is someone we shouldn’t let run loose?

If I pull an SSR disciple like Nep, there’s a chance I’ll rebel and become independent.

If Nep wasn’t around, Neji Ken might have been unreliable and I might not have done anything like defecting.

First of all, perfection itself is too strong to have a place in the lower world, so the elite among them, Rajinan, must be quite powerful.

There’s also the mystery of the things left undone.

Considering the setting of the complete valve born from the second generation of the tag team and the fact that it was stripped of immortality and became a mummy, it seems there could be various stories to be told.

The more napkins and generals are piled up, the crazier it gets to defeat Suguru…

Even at the lower levels of the Unlimited Multitude Army, there is still power, and at that point, it’s definitely excessive military strength.

The encounter by the Thames was probably just waiting for a fighting man, but I can’t believe Napkin was ready for such an impulsive dive.

Considering that the Devil General was the original Perfect Superhuman, the Perfect Army should have acted accordingly.

Though there were tag teams and surprise entrants, the Hell Missioners officially registered and entered as competitors, which feels quite serious.

It’s subtly cruel that even Radinan acknowledges that the Napkin side is the mainstream faction; I think the Perfect faction was already finished as an organization.

Considering that 98% got on the napkin, it’s only natural.

The story of the Thames River may have some exaggeration, but the fact that Nepkin entrusted the mask from when Nep was the strongest shows a significant commitment.

Napkin

Nepu

Nejiken

The mysterious three who were resurrected by Nep.

When you think about it, the quality of the mainstream is actually quite amazing.

They’ve probably been watching Nep for a long time, keeping an eye on them and waiting for the opportunity to scout.

The man who fought Suguru and was not influenced at all.

Even the noble and exceptionally strong perfect beings who revived Nep.

It’s on the napkin, so you can tell that they are critical of the current policies of that person and the founder.

He has a definitely dangerous title that says he is the strongest man in the ancient superhuman world.

I wonder why this character seems to have such a deep backstory…

The five evil gods began to see Suguru as a threat because Nepkin, the perfect superhuman who was the closest to a god, was defeated.

I’m bringing back to life the perfect superhuman who took their own life without permission outside of their control.

Those three are pretty much making moves to pick a fight with that guy.

The members of Rajinan are relatively noble in character.

I can understand why the guys who followed the napkin are sleazy.

With all that’s happened, it’s really terrible for Enma to show up late and try to flip things upside down on the ground that has settled into a good state…

It is usually the case that when a higher-ranked entity (in this case, an ancestor) is later introduced, it appears relatively weaker.

In the case of napkins, they somehow seem to look strong.

The ones who went to the napkin have pretty much given up on that guy…

The mainstream faction led by Nep isn’t attacking humans, but Radinan is indeed attacking humans because he was obstructing the purges…

Even though everyone else is suffering to live, only Nepukin was full of ambition.

The reason why the original Perfect Superhuman, Goldman, continues to isolate himself even after being defeated is…

Nejiken has somehow been promoted to Rajinan, so those guys were impressive after all…

Rajinans have eternal life, but those below them do not even have that and continue to train in a closed-off manner.

Of course I’m leaving.

Negiken joined after Kanuneppu, right?

Isn’t the training ability of the napkin strange?

I don’t really understand the timing of when Nep was Rajinan.

Did you really have that kind of spare time…?

Kendaman was surprisingly good at holding out against the Time Superhuman in a 2vs1 scenario for quite a while.

Nep was definitely a full hunt, so he’s clearly choosing Nepkin.

Nejiken seems to have a tendency of being tag-specific, where they are strong in tag matches but may not be as strong in singles matches.

Kendaman can beat a bull in a one-on-one fight like that…

In the old works, weren’t there about 1000 superhumans in the Napkin faction?

Hell Missioners and Neji Ken both show strength worthy of being called the closest superhumans to God when they team up.

No, there’s no way this will be decided like this.

It doesn’t look like the current Papillon, which is being pressured, has the luxury to tackle Thunder Saber.

Even a newborn time superhero can easily get overwhelmed, so time superheroes are really something else…

It seems really tough to be a perfect superhuman at a level that you know you’ll never reach, no matter how hard you try.

The recent diacresia was already one step away from Ranjan, so the new generation is strange.

Is it because we’ve just been sparring with the same fixed members all the time that our development has been slow?

Nep is just going further up.

Negiken is amazing because it remembers Diamond Power in just a few years.

I was told by Mongol Man that if my mental game had been perfect, I wouldn’t have won.

The reason Crystal Man was called for the explanation might be due to his connection with the ancient superhumans.

It’s certainly great that Nep is active, but is this really what the character of Papillon was like when he was defeated…?

Even though it’s forced cultivation, having taught Diamond Power in just a few years at Neji Ken shows they have some amazing coaching skills.

In addition, Nep has also equipped it with a Mag-P.

I want Nep to unleash friendship power and win after causing a ruckus with Magpa.

And I want the readers to feel, “Who is this person?”

I can’t believe it, but the god of intelligence, despite his foolish appearance of being a bald man with glasses, is actually an incredibly intelligent and capable individual, which makes it even worse.

If it’s Neptune, it wouldn’t be strange to use Mag-P while also using friendship power…

Despite being born with a superhuman strength said to be 20 times that of an ordinary superhuman, it’s disappointing to only be staying indoors and training.

Moreover, there are righteous superhumans with far lower strength levels than us who are active on the main stage.

The physical body of Nepkin is held by the god of intelligence…

It seems that Nepkin was a perfect superhuman executive in a different capacity after the expulsion of Rajinan.

It seems that he was treated as exceptional in various ways, including his nickname “The Perfect”.

Die～! But the atmosphere is already antagonistic.

You’re amazing in various ways, Nep.

That person has completely fallen from grace, and the money is probably enshrined as a golden mask on Kin’niku Star…

The Devil General became Goldman starting from the Genesis chapter.

I have the impression that techniques involving slashing, stabbing, or hitting that can lead to death usually miss.

“Sugu said it too, and Terry said it too…”

Every time Neptune Man’s extraordinary talent is highlighted, it becomes clear that Fighting Man has no place in this world… It’s not just that he’s too strong, but he can’t even show any restraint at all.

But the thread image is doing something incomprehensible, like waiting for the owner of the mask in the Thames for tens of thousands of years.

At that time, it was probably just the person who referred to the napkin as a small item and the lines around the perfect superhuman that can now be interpreted in various ways, which is quite intriguing.

If Nep had a microphone performance like Satan, would the history of the superhuman world have changed?