I’m curious if smoke and dust would be at a level where the opponent is unseeable, but it should be more understandable than bullet slipping.

Even without touching the barrage, you can get injured or burned, but that’s a trivial problem.

I can’t believe there are so many bullet slide haters.

I think this area is where you complain about unnecessary troubles involving Dark Monkeys, Demon Dragons, and the Mafia.

Before things like bullet sliding or reality lines, the trajectory of this bullet is strange, isn’t it?

Is it okay to inhale drug dust?

It’s not just about avoiding injuries, but I’m also concerned about the technique to crawl at sprinting speed.

That’s strange, isn’t it?

It is considered much easier to crawl at a speed comparable to that of an average person’s sprint than to withstand wind impact.

The recoil is so intense that the muzzle inevitably points upwards, and you wouldn’t bother shooting at your feet.

The thread image is still considered relatively realistic.

Isn’t this Captain Billy Blanks?

If it seems possible to succeed once in ten thousand attempts, then a comic character who achieves it one hundred percent of the time can exist.

In the end, reality can only be measured within the bounds of the recipient’s common sense and imagination.

Dad is really reliable, isn’t he?

I guess it would have some really creepy movements if this were made into a video…

From an outsider’s perspective, it might look utterly disgusting, but other than that, it’s probably fine.

And also a clone that resembles an afterimage fist.

The body bullet slide is just something a hawk is messing around with, so it doesn’t matter…

I like the part where the uncle gets shot in the jet battle scene.

Having a face like a demon is cool.

In martial arts manga, if it ends with a gun, there’s not much you can do.

It’s a Vulcan but it’s a minigun, right?

Yet, there are idiots who say, “If you use a gun, it won’t be Balcan Bobby anymore.”

Is it not good if it doesn’t work because it’s deflected off the skin like in Baki?

Shah! Minigun slide!

Don’t worry about the small things.

Why are you out of ammo when the belt is connected?

Dad’s bullet slide is incredibly cool, so I’ll forgive him.

Even with multiple barrels, the minigun fires from only one spot.

If you’re not swinging the main unit around at an extremely high speed, it won’t be in a spread shot state like this.

It may be frustrating, but there’s nothing that can be done about it.

It’s not real, but it looks good, doesn’t it?

Isn’t it amazing?

It’s better than fantasy characters who can punch monsters dying from a headshot!

If you can slide the ball, can’t you avoid it?

The coat sliding looks really cool, so I hope to gain more followers.

After witnessing the Takani-style bullet slide, everything else seems trivial.

I think the fact that you can properly respond to sniping is one of the few areas where you surpass Uncle Yujiro.

Even so, you can’t win against a gorilla?!

The uncle is well past his prime and has noticeably weakened due to an unhealthy lifestyle.

The phantom thrust bullet slide is probably impossible even for Hawk brother, right?

It’s really cool.

The manga is quite harsh, as one person is burdened with a handicap from Burst Heart, and the consequences of their unhealthy lifestyle and aging are severe.

Was it the first time when I was targeted by an assassin in Otōn’s side story?

There are probably very few characters in fighting manga who survive after being shot with an anti-material rifle, so Dad is quite strong.

I’m trying to act cool, but the truth is I was in a condition close to death at one point, and that’s pretty lame.

In its prime, I really think I could win against a gorilla just by spamming Kiriya with one hand.

If you say that the current uncle is too awkward to imagine, then that’s true.

Even so, losing to animals in a fighting manga is not acceptable.

Isn’t it scary that Dad’s giant body is approaching with cockroach-like speed?