They had talent as a researcher, but lacked talent for violence.

Yes, it’s noisy there.

Maybe at the moment he saw this technique, Nepukin must have thought, “This is such a hassle; it would be better to use it in a tag team…”

As long as you keep trying to be Silver Man, the Magnetic Superhuman won’t be able to handle it…
A magnetic superhero needs to have a “lack of ethics”!

Is it that story again?
Please stop.

I think the next direction Neptune is heading is probably this way.

The research team can’t be good at combat.

A personality that can act lawlessly while laughing like “Hyahaha” is more suited for the combat utilization of magnetic power.
Psycho Man is serious at heart no matter how much he emulates madness…

What is it?
Am I the one causing the bad flow again?

A technique with only the power of one person.

If Nep can create an avatar, then Psycho Man should have been able to create one too, and if that were possible, we could have defeated Silver Man.

Using this power feels a bit unfair, doesn’t it?
That’s why I think they don’t exist.

I feel like I’ve leveled up as a Magpie user with the current Nep.

The sand iron avatar was only possible because of that environment overflowing with magpul, which usually feels impossible.
I didn’t know that the sand iron avatar started talking.

If you create an avatar, of course it will start talking.

Can’t you use it for anything other than in a serious, textbook-like way?

It seems like he is watching his grand-student’s activities with a grimace.

Since a superhuman can suddenly create a bell, they can at least make a talking avatar.

Even the time superhumans are creating time superhumans from nothing, so don’t complain.

Only those who use the Magpa seriously can’t master it, Psycho Man.

>>24Are you saying I resemble an inferior superhuman?! 10!! 10!!!!

You seem to be good at creating systems that everyone can use, like a mill from hell.
It feels really like something to use personally…
It feels more like the side of justice than perfection.

I never thought about making an avatar with sand iron.
I’ll use it in my daily life too.

It turns out that using Magpa to cross-bomb with my disciple Nepkin was the correct way to use it…

For now, one aspect where Psycho Man seems to have the upper hand is that it can be used without opening the Apollon Window, and its output seems to be higher than Neptune’s…

You’re probably using it while being uncertain, so of course you can’t master it.

To be honest, there was the notion that friendship is something for inferior superhumans, first and foremost.

If we could create silver from iron sand and go wild with a cross bomber alone, then surpassing Zaman would have been possible.

Nep and napkin can be used without hesitation, which makes them strong.
Mental health is important.

I think it was a mistake to incorporate Magupa into the already completed setup of the special move.

Psycho is such an extremist in denying friendship that he even treats Turbo Men, who came as colleagues, as disposable.

I didn’t forget the power of friendship, so when I thought last week that it would lead to a win, I didn’t expect to win with Metal Big the Warrior.

Using magnet power and using friendship power.

You were too serious.
It truly represents the essence of everything, Psycho.

But I understand that if you’re going to surpass the top rank, you need to be able to do something like the Cross Bomber with a silver avatar.
That general is the closest to friendship power, but he’s too serious, and that evaluation is just spot on.

When you see the beauty of the original cycle of rebirth…
Why did you forcefully incorporate magnet power…?

Psycho was too busy with multiple roles such as being a founder, a researcher, and a radio host.

It must have been influenced by the fact that people were saying it was doping! So I wasn’t using it for self-enhancement.

Psycho has improved because he was trying to substitute his fighting style with MAGPA in order to be recognized by MAGPA.
Nep is strong because he completely combines his own abilities with Magpa. What is this guy?

The criticism other than from The Man has lingered.
I think it might have been difficult to experiment openly.

Right now, Nep has the spirit of dialogue…

Those who are serious at their core will end up going crazy, but even their way of going crazy is serious.
It’s different from those who are crazy from the root.

I think there was also a reason why he couldn’t acknowledge it as a failure, because the great benefactor Zaman accepted him despite being opposed by the other founders, even bending himself.

In the case of Psychoman, ultimately the research on magnet power itself is…
It’s just a means of escaping the friendship power that was starting to bud within me…

If we assume that the movement is restricted with a Mag-Pa, it’s better to go for a powerful strike move like Cross Bomber rather than relying on a dropping technique that depends on where it lands and reduces its power.

The fact that your opponent was silver also plays a role…

I felt refreshed after beating up the Papillon and telling it to “stop that arrogant attitude!”

I feel like I would create a silver avatar at least once and then say, “This isn’t it at all!!!” and just break it.

Wait a minute! Why is the rating going down when it’s completely gone?

(The expelled napkin did not use Magpa for its favorite.)

Using the Magpie for myself is Nep and Nepkin.
Using myself for Magpa is psycho.

Is that where the Restoration man and the napkin seemed to be lacking in psychotic energy?

Using Magpa for oneself is the Hermissioners.
Using myself for Magpa is psycho.

No matter what Silver Man says is bad, or what the other founders or The Man say…
This is the power needed for world peace, based on the unwavering belief that no one can complain… it might have been different if we had researched under that conviction.
I wanted you to understand that Silverman would never nod his head, even to the very end… that’s how it is.

Suguru is a descendant of silver, and the cow is said to be part of the lineage of the god of harmony.
If you think of it as just an ordinary stray superhuman fighter’s lineage, it starts to seem like a bug-like strength, Neptune.

Using Magpa can make you this strong! It’s not good to incorporate Magpa into existing techniques.

The completion level of the cross bomber utilizing Magpa is too high.

It’s not uncommon for users to be better at using something than the developers themselves.

Although it was used as a source of power, it remains dangerous.
I think the conclusion of becoming the guardian of magnet power as the only one who can handle it takes Silver and Psycho into consideration as well.

The techniques and style as a superhuman were perfected during the Fighting Man era, right, Nep?

Speaking of which, the parasite of Samson
What’s going on with that guy’s ego?
The dialogue only consists of groans.

The other party is at fault.

I think it’s amazing that they were able to build such a basic system, as it must have been quite challenging.

The Psycho Man who was really too serious.
I have the ability to do all this craziness, so I want to go all out and do it! But there wasn’t enough freedom to do that.

It seems there are fewer ancestors that can win if Neptune Man and the ancestor fight in the Papillon battle.

Even though it was a napkin past its prime, the combination of the perfect napkin and Nep’s tag team might have really been unstoppable.

If we’re going to do it, I would have liked to see time rewind as a counter to super recovery, but since this means the cross bomber is super strong, I guess it’s fine!

First, the strength is too high, Nep.

In a world where chaos reigns and God decides to purge, those who are trying to set things right are all serious individuals…

After all, it’s power, so the good and evil lie with the one who uses it; the power itself has neither good nor evil. What the Onikissman said still resonates here…

I’m happy that the Magpipe-usable Hell Missioners still seem incredibly strong.

Is it the Five Great Gods who seduced the one with a sad past by various means…?
Fanapeshimi is like that, and this face has a sad past that can’t be avoided, right, Papillon and the river otter…

I want Suguru and Magupa to do Ganryujima.

Well, even though Nep is going this far, the fact that there’s still a lot of bloodshed shows that the fifth generation is strong.

The performance of the cross bomber is still amazing even now.

The inside of the papillon is super gross!

Using Magpuff fully, Nep is seriously the only one who can 100% win against super god level.

Despite the twists and turns, who would have thought that Nep would ultimately become the embodiment of the debate between Psycho and Gin…

Radinan, who has been training endlessly with an immortal body without ever appearing on the public stage.
It’s impossible to contend with just one Neptune unless you ambush them with multiple people.
Considering the feelings of the Rajinan faction, I thought it was quite something…

It’s complicated, but I think there are probably two types of magnet power: one as magnetic power and the other as superhuman power.

Rather, it feels like my condition improved dramatically from the moment I started bleeding heavily.

Honestly, when I was ridiculously excited, I thought, “Just lose one more time,” but the results are incredibly cool, right, Nep?
The true face of the Papillon was unexpectedly good as well.

As for who came up with the Cross Bomber, it would probably be Nepkin or Psycho.

Nep is also pretty battered, but there’s also the aspect of having intentionally taken techniques to break Papillon’s nose, so their strength is indeed on a crazy level.

It’s salty, but it’s the legendary Neptune, including the Fighting Man era, right?

After going through a seriously serious psycho and an excessively lawless napkin, a somewhat excessively lawless yet balanced Nep has been completed.
…I wonder if this is balanced.

Isn’t it a bit strange that even a 100 million-power kick doesn’t work because it’s “too rushed”?

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A pessimist who is an existence where time has stopped due to aging, known as a Robo Superhuman.
A butterfly, an existence where the moment of transformation into an incomplete metamorphosis has come to a halt.
A fanatic that is a counterfeit of a superhuman who was imprisoned by the past and wished for time to stop forever.

It’s fun to see a former enemy, who hasn’t weakened and has stayed just the same, become an ally and act without restraint.

I remember that Nep was full of life the moment he regained the Magpie in the second generation.

This is still just a little over 30 years old Nep.

If I hadn’t pretended to be dead, it would have ended in a down-down, so I’m truly moved that Mariposa became one of the reasons for the victory.
There are too many distractions this week that lightly blow away my focus.

As a result of the resolution of Perfect Superhuman, Rajinan, and Parfait Origin dramatically improving, the feeling that there’s no way to win in the tag arc is quite nice, isn’t it?

The optical fiber was normally handled, but the magpie was knocked away.
The magnet power is really strong all the time…

Despite not appearing at all, the character of Nepkin has become incredibly perplexing since the introduction of the psycho disciple setting.

I sometimes wonder where the Neptune element is!
Isn’t it the lineage of Leviathan?!

Is the collection spirit igniting again? Is it going to grow? Number one!!
Isn’t it just too cool to cool down smoothly after?

Magpa is not just a one-dimensional name; it is the source power that governs the creation and collapse of the universe.

Optical fiber power might be used better by those who are later than Neptune.

The Neptune element of Nep is derived from the napkin, and I think it’s more correct to consider what the roots of the napkin are.

The theory that Papillons weren’t that strong.

Without showing a sympathetic expression like a justice hero, while throwing out hateful remarks.
But it’s cool to return the mask so that it properly hides the true face.

That’s right… I am the strongest… (meaning “That’s right… I am the strongest…”)

Regarding Nep’s age, it seems like the time-space is warped even for a second generation, so let’s forget about the inconvenient things.

Suguru is still in the process of growing and continues to win, so it’s no surprise that those above see it as a threat.

I honestly really want to see Neptune vs Fanatic.
Normally, it’s unthinkable for a sub-character to defeat a major boss alone, but I can’t help but hold onto the hope that Neptune could do it.

It’s a bit complicated that, apart from the high strength of superhumans, each superhuman has their own power character.
No matter how many millions of power you have, there are probably very few stronger than a 1 million power big body that has the essence of a god.

“Ah… they have resurrected as a god—this is one of the most famous lines from the best mob scenes!”

This technique is said to be a skill for hitting Suguru in the future, but at least they’re not saying that.
I feel like I’ve made you taste it in the past as well.