I’m a man who sees hallucinations on my own, feels murderous intent on my own, and goes out of control on my own! Nice to meet you!

I’m just occasionally seeing hallucinations of the personality copy of the woman I killed and loved, right?
If one harbors the intent to kill people or animals, won’t they just become a killer old man?
I’m sorry, that’s gross.

I’m a damn mess, so it’s normal for me to act stupid and go off the rails.

Super Aquarium

I was glad to hear the line that said, “You’re starting to resemble Sakamoto-kun in the way you do things…”
That’s just gross.

The true strength has already been revealed, so relying on the copied Takamura-san as the final boss is questionable.

I have to avoid directing any killing intent… and then there’s a shark in the aquarium below! There’s really nothing I can do about that.

It seems quite inconvenient to have a foolish old man installed who swings a sword in response to mosquitoes.

I thought, “It’s said to be super strong even without any enhancements,” but it doesn’t seem that strong after all?

Reacting to the shark’s intent to kill! That’s fine, but just going to the aquarium and thinking of my ex-girlfriend is gross.
Moreover, it looks really fun!

Why are you using a gun that locks after three shots too?!

What the heck is this guy who can’t control himself?

The satisfaction level of the battle part is definitely high.

I don’t know how to put it, but that wet grossness is really disgusting…

No, it’s not “Ah…”

I only like it when I’m in a couple with Rion-chan and a delinquent introvert.

If you get attacked by a shark and start to act like a senile old person, that’s already a sickness…

You should make it a special ability like that.
Well, at this point, I guess being a spirit-sensitive person is fine.

It’s understandable because of the illness, but if Takamura-san didn’t have a personality, she might have been eaten by a shark while reminiscing about Rion-chan.

It was honestly interesting to see how they reacted to the shark’s intent to kill.
It’s interesting, but this guy is the final boss…

The shadowy heavyweight accompanied by a slur shows up and partners with Sakamoto, which is great.

I thought Sakamoto Store’s national expansion sounded interesting.

This guy’s older sister act as a magnet user is pretty transparent, you know…

Thanks to this guy, the world has become a little better.
I don’t want it to end up like that.

Since it’s from Shin’s perspective, who is still inexperienced in body techniques, it seems super strong even without any enhancements…

Rion is too much like a killer princess.

This guy likes Rion so much that of course he keeps Akira-chan by his side.

I wonder if we’ve already entered the final battle.

I think this character symbolizes the haphazard nature of everything they do in this manga.

Is it about the same level as the old Sakamoto Trio? Raw strength.

The author shouted in the afterword, “I want to go back about three years ago!!” but I guess that’s their true feelings…

It seems like I’ve already become senile since installing Grandpa.

It seems that the troublesome aspects and strength are characteristic of the final boss.
I don’t want to admit that the final boss is acting like a big shot despite having trivial tasks.

You’ve always been pathetic, haven’t you?

If it were a position of a solo runaway character whose lover was killed, rather than a boss character, it would still be…

Shark-kun the otter…

Sura-kun has a mental illness, you know?
I have to be kind to them.

The reason why this guy is the final boss in the first place is…
“I got involved because another personality wants to kill me! At that point, it’s hard to get excited.”
All I can say is to go kill yourself.

Lost and Found Notice

It’s fine to be crazy, but becoming super strong because of it is a hassle.

As expected, this is a killer7 tribute!
I respect Mr. Ulmeida!

The time we were messing around at Sakamoto Store was the most fun, after all…
Since the slur came out, the atmosphere has changed somehow, hasn’t it?

Even if the slur is creepy, it’s better than Sakamoto coming out, so it’s fine.

The jabber sword seemed pretty good, but it gets thrown away quickly and turns into the Takamori mode.

But Shin’s effort is a setup for Sakamoto to take the delicious parts away, so it will show up later.

Akira, who was saying not to kill him because Rion is here, was quite absurd as well.
The image got cut off, so it has become less noticeable.

Mr. Takamatsu is learning and using it as the source of his strength, which feels kind of…

I like Sakamoto Days when the thread image is unrelated.

I think it was probably a hacking incident by some organization, so it didn’t work out.

Well, it seems like Shin will be defeated and Sakamoto will make a comeback… but Sakamoto’s pitifulness remains unchanged.

The supporting characters are great, but the protagonist and the final boss feel the least compelling…

Sakamoto has been quite uninteresting for a long time.
It’s not about the work, but about the protagonist.

It feels like everything broke when I tried to protect the guy who’s emulating the woman who died a long time ago.

It seems like reacting to the shark’s intent to kill is an error, but it might lead to some countermeasures.

Ordinary people can just say things like “Whoa, what?” in between battles.

Sakamoto, who was really strong and had a distinctive character, is now in handsome mode all the time, which makes him unexpectedly less imposing…

I recently read the entirety of the comic in one go, but Sakamoto’s strength is more subtle than I expected.

The deer and the nail hammer, and the deer and the train parts were the funniest.
Recently, the luck girl was really great, but it seems like she faded out after using up all her abilities…

It’s a mistake from the planning stage that being slimmer would look better in battles.

You’re just mumbling here because you’re emulating a personality, right?
Isn’t it tight?

Mr. Takamura’s slashes are so beautiful that they seem to stick together, so I believe that Mr. Takamura (the real one) will also stick together and revive.

The battle between Shin and Tenkyu was quite good, and watching Shin’s growth is interesting, so I think this protagonist was a good choice…

The final boss isn’t that exciting, but I think Shin has really become a great protagonist thanks to the buildup so far, so I’m enjoying the battles quite a bit.

There are also some ordinary strong gambling old men out there, more than Sakamoto.

I really don’t understand why destroying the tower made the gun stop receiving signals.

It seems like the protagonist and the final boss can’t get along.

However, I was hoping for a connection between Shin and that fortune-telling girl’s episode, but I’m quite disappointed that the flow around that just ended abruptly…

There are still guys who are holding back, right?
That’s the movie director.

The protagonist is actually in the same position as Nobita in Doraemon, I think.
I think Sakamoto-san has a range (of opinions), but I like the Shika battle, the Apartment battle, and the Raku battle.

It was great to expand into a national chain.

Shin’s abilities are incredibly strong, but it’s a shame that the firepower is lacking and can’t be helped.

Neither the allies nor the enemies are appealing, but those who can be either type are really intriguing. I think the protagonists being good guys but also ruthless outlaws might have suited them better.

I used to quite like sportsmen.

In fact, even against Boil, early Sakamoto struggled quite a bit.

The intellectually weak do not need to understand anything.

If Mr. Kakey has no personality, it seems like even dying would be bearable.

I think it’s a pretty persistent development, like around 8.
I don’t have any attachment to the thread picture, so I hope they process it quickly and move on to the Demon World chapter.

By the way, where did Tenkyu go…?

If you’re not strong, you have no value, Sakamoto.
Just go ahead and place the order.

I didn’t dislike the idea of being a film director as a one-hit wonder.
“Don’t pull too hard, or you’ll die.”

What is the protagonist doing now?

Sakamoto is wobbly in various ways, not just in terms of subtle strength or unreliability.

I really like Shishiba-san and others.

Rather, the person of the deer is a loyal retainer, isn’t he?
It’s not about the goodness or badness of the ideas, but no matter how you think about it, if we don’t do something, it’s over for X now.

It’s not good to think you can create any laws you want by kidnapping the Prime Minister.
Kids will end up imitating it.

If you use them well, they could turn into something great, but throwing them away and tossing the conversation around on the spot is…
I think it has a surprisingly sparse style for a boy’s manga, especially in modern times.

The most interesting time was when the Kamigami Mawashi team was fighting with what looked like a homeless former order.

Even in places where you might say, “Goku, come quickly!” like in Dragon Ball.
I think it’s crazy for the protagonist to feel like even if Sakamoto comes here, things won’t improve…

Shin is sucked into the slur and ultimately fights to the death against Sakamoto.

I don’t think a style like mine is suited for grand themes like killing and justice.

I really don’t understand the flow where breaking a building communicating with guns allows for hacking.
If the communication facilities are gone, won’t hacking be disconnected as well…?

What was the fortune-telling woman?

The area around Kamigami Mai Daibutsu and Hōkan Deer is nice, isn’t it?
Also, such as Atari.

It’s strange that even though there’s been ongoing discussion about the need for Sakamoto’s enhancement, the story progresses without any actual enhancement taking place.
Shin is steadily acquiring various skills.

Since the movie director appeared, it’s been boring.

It’s less that it was something.

It would have been nice if the crowds were completely unaware of the killing happening in the streets.

The strongest is Takamura-san, right?

It’s a pity because the prison episode was interesting and the fortune-telling girl was really cute too.

Did they really end the story about the bulletproof alibi after such a grand scale?
Are you going to talk about something like the goodness of people?

I used to think it would be great to be able to move around while still being fat, but I’m still worried about losing weight even now.

You all think I’m going crazy, don’t you?

I think if Takamura-san is allowed to act up 10 more times, we can still make broth.

Well, I thought it was a manga that focused solely on action, even if the story was poor…
The recent trend is really terrible.

I wonder how Sakamoto became such a loose manga.
It seems like you haven’t really been thinking about it or have become somewhat careless since a certain point, right?

It was most interesting when Takami was functioning as a disaster that didn’t belong to anywhere.

If a shark is directed with intent to kill, it completely goes berserk, doesn’t it?
It might be because Slar arbitrarily installed me as a silly old man.

I can’t handle the final boss who is emulating a woman I fell for just the way she is!

“Considering that they’re using the wife’s face as a symbol of daily life to engage in disguise battles, the backstory of this manga seems like it’s non-existent.”
I was told that and somehow felt convinced.

Did the film director die?

Speaking of which, while Shin and the others were in prison, they were doing some kind of training, right…?
I messed up my mental state without showing any results.

I want to believe that the drawing in the thread is meant to depict a fool.

Sakamoto is probably going to stick to not killing, so he probably won’t die anyway.

The top guy of the Satsuren was a bit too insignificant.

Kyoto is normally on the verge of being satisfied to death.
I want you to at least think that you wished you had taken more photos before you died.

Once you become a hitman, you get killed by hitmen, so it’s much better to remain a civilian in this world…

The slur installed by Sakamoto is the final boss.

I’m curious about why they’re trying to pursue something like a deep story when their strengths lie in action, bluffing, and screen composition.

Reacting to murderous intent and then slicing a car because of a mosquito or a fly clearly shows a lack of clarity.

It’s the kind of ridiculousness that you’d expect from a mid-boss rather than the final boss, you know?

It would be more troublesome for Shin to die here and be absorbed than to simply install Sakamoto.

I think it would have been fine if there were just a normal psychic or a regular psychic instead of a copy.

The disaster old man released makes the final boss even creepier, and that’s just not balanced.

It’s really no good that my family is only being a hindrance.
I was expecting Sakamoto to take down enemies with family love power while incorporating more heartwarming depictions.

I think the fact that what they’re doing is just 100% venting is contributing to the feeling of “who is this person?”
Since it’s the final boss, could you either make it a character that I can empathize with a bit more, or an incomprehensible monster?

From the very beginning, the timeline is messed up, so the structure has been shaky since the early stages.

Having a chip in the gun you use is beyond just being foolish.

Recently, characters that copy personalities, like the triangle from Junket Bank, are really creepy and have great character design.
The slur has a kind of uncomfortable awkwardness that feels grounded, rather than something pleasant to read.

I thought it would be great to establish Sakamoto stores all over Japan and turn them into a chain!
Sakamoto is weak.

I thought I was able to utilize my daughter when I interacted with the deer people, but that was it.

Why is my mental state breaking down at this point?
If you don’t take the leading role in this kind of situation, the conversation will go awry.

You can go back and forth between an old man and a yankee girl, so it’s obvious you’re strong.

Slur-kun can already see through the past and the limits of his ability, you know…

I think Takamura’s installation is just not interesting after all.

Isn’t it just that there’s no opponent to defeat?

I’m starting to feel like it might be more interesting if this guy and the not-so-strong Sakamoto disappeared.