Daddy…

Let’s take advantage of the future power from this time and probably defeat the additional five major class bosses that will increase.

It’s the lowest to attack someone’s mental state, Suguru…

I only know this place, but is this person stepping on a landmine all by themselves?

If I hadn’t been doing the second generation Ashura Mental, I probably wouldn’t have won…
It’s like the progenitor in the new series, right?

The pose in the bottom right is a little cute.

According to the ways of the demon world, my son should be right…

Both parent and child launching a psychological attack.

Also, there’s the part where Suguru gave advice on “knowing fear and still…”
A recollection of training on the board crossing over the grass.

Is there no mental clinic in the demon world?

It’s fine to like seeing blood even in heels, but leaning towards the weaker side was a failure, I guess.

I really like the scene where Mantarou says he’s scared…

They were really acting like a parent and child during that time.

I can’t connect with the superhuman who was in a death match with the fool on the third floor…

Aaaaaaaaaa~~~~~~~!!!!

I feel a bit relieved after reading this far.

If you ask whether Shiba’s cruelty is superhumanly demonic, well, not really.
So, if you ask whether Ashura was really suppressing Shiva…
Isn’t it just normal to scold someone for kicking the corpse of their opponent?

A weak superhuman can only cry and cling to their parents.
Daddy, I’m scared!
“What would you do if your son said that to you, Kinnikuman!”

I think I’m as strong as Justice in everything except for my heart.

I wonder if I was possessed by a demon or something…

That aside, this Ashura Man is too strong, so it’s troublesome.

Even demons have feelings like friendship, and among them, Ashura is an incredibly emotional guy, very sentimental, and his wife is kind too, so Shiba is just an overwhelmingly mutated monster.

Putting mental aspects aside, when it comes to strength, the second-generation Ashura seems strong enough to fight against those from the Ancestor Arc.

It’s funny how after saying “I can distinguish between sweet and sour,” you make a face like you’ve just bitten into a bitter bug.

Face reality, Ashura.
There isn’t even a rotten scoundrel or superhuman who would kill a non-combatant like my mother as casually as a snack.

The tragedy was that the second generation was too tied to the name of the organization.

Foundational-level ability and a mentality inferior to that of a pessimist.

Shiba, you know… the level of craziness is a bit much even by the second generation standards…

It’s understandable that there are cases like King Bone Man, who was raised badly as a result of abusing his biological children, but still…
Isn’t Ashura not doing anything wrong?

If I could reach Ultimate Ashura Buster while successfully educating my son, I might have been stronger than in the current state of the image.
There is no such future.

Reborn Ashura is way too strong at enhancing the opponent’s techniques as his own.

The second generation Ashura is strong enough to defeat the super god without San-chan’s sacrifice…

However, I think it’s valid to have the theme of parenting failures in relation to the second generation.

“Shiba, who is a ‘devil without fear, blood, or tears inherited from my father,’ cries out of fear.”
It has been a trend since the past, but Ashura, the prince of the demon world, is shedding tears out of emotion.
The stories around here are really well made with tears, but they are too sad.

The second generation’s character is too much of a mental go-getter rather than being in the ring!

If you look closely at Shiba, he doesn’t seem to mind being pushed as a heroic superhuman, nor does he say he wants to become a devil superhuman.
Oh dear, I wonder if it’s because I have the blood of a merciless evil demon superhuman that I did something like this? I just provoked my father.

If it weren’t for Bantaro in many ways, I wouldn’t have been able to win.

It’s impressive that you managed to win even though Boltman was there in the first place.
What the heck is that superhuman light bulb?

It may look like a gag here, but it’s actually quite sad, the resurrection of Ashuram.

The second generation Ashura is all of this.

Not guilty~~~! If that happened, I might actually feel a sense of mental stability from the anger.

Even Buffalo Man and Spring Man say, “Ashura, you…”

There were also allegations that Shiba was born with some kind of personality bug in the Asura three-faced form.
Just when I thought I was regretting it, I find myself laughing, and then on the brink of being killed, I start crying.

Putting aside the physical aspect, it seems impossible to face Justice in the state depicted in the thread image due to mental reasons…

If this Ashura fights the 3rd floor idiot and the scale feels guilty, it will take damage, but in a way, it might be satisfying.
If the scales say “Nope, not guilty,” then it’ll take mental damage greater than guilty all on its own.

It felt like a story about Ashura, who keeps regretting it, saying it’s because of blood or being drawn by blood.

It’s true that the ultimate Ashura Master is determined at the moment you defeat Shiba.
…I hope I didn’t accidentally kill my son with a seriously dangerous technique?

If you commit a guilty act, it will confirm that I am the one at fault, so I would truly be able to find peace of mind…

In reality, the fact that Ashura killed his son was basically the last straw.

I’ve thought since the Ultimate Scar Buster came out that it would definitely be insane to use it with the Ashura Buster!
That was crazy.

It’s scary how easily they’re handling the launcher too.

The final boss after this one is completely evil.
Because I am lonely at the ends of the earth, I can only trust one friend.
It’s a combination of someone who cries wanting to see their mom even after being abandoned by her.

Reborn Ashura is early on.
“Parents mourning the death of their child, that’s just laughable, isn’t it, Boltman!”
“Ah, yes.”
It was no good having an exchange like that.

Although there are some hints portrayed, it’s really strange to think that Shiba would become a psychopath who kills his mother.

The cruelty of the demon superhuman comes from their obsession with winning, and Shiva’s abnormality is just a personal issue.
It’s understandable that Ashura has become twisted, given that their parents are so problematic.

The method of release becomes loose in the legs when your mental state is compromised, so you just have to do your best to get out from there. Unless it’s something like a neck bump or a collar grip, it’s basically impossible to escape, ultimately.

Recently, Ashura Man has been appearing a lot in the Matsusure.

The shadow during the fall becomes the cluster amaryllis, which is beautiful.

It seems I can win against the other omegas except for Alice.

I have a memory of being called a “trauma chaser,” which was terrible.

Ashura is trying to escape from the fact that Shiva himself was crazy somehow…
Well, saying “face it” is too inconsiderate of someone’s feelings.

It’s terrifying to see Kevin and Scar mastering joint locks while standing still.

Wasn’t even San-chan seriously taken aback when the son-killing was discovered?

You should go to the hospital because you have PTSD, Ashura!

It should be strong, but there’s a weakening switch…

Well, it’s actually an escape from reality.

The artwork of the second generation is so divine that Ashura is really scary.

It was simply that Shiba was acting crazy, but Asura ended up taking it upon himself.
There are also few other living devil superhumans, and almost none have children, making them look like tired fathers in real life…

At this point in time, Ashura was aiming to be a great justice superhero, but is stuck in the demon world.

“You shouldn’t believe in bonds with others!” Even though I say that, I was raised by incredibly warm parents, so how could my blood be bad?

It’s escapism, but it’s really impossible to blame this…
I want to believe that the son who killed his mother had some kind of reason that made him feel it was “unavoidable”…

It’s hell where you end up going “what?!” twice, claiming it’s because of the truth and the devil’s blood after killing your son… because of escapism from reality!

If he won’t die from a cervical open fracture, then how the hell am I supposed to kill him?

I love the part where it says “Look, it’s breathing!” It’s scary!

I know that the Demon General is an amazing being, but I’ve never met him! I want to meet him!
I feel like Boltman was unusually wholesome as a devil superhuman.
If this guy were my son, it wouldn’t have been a problem…

“Mantarou loses by getting anxious about the match and failing with ‘The kin’yu tribe is the tyrant of meat!'”
There are things like constitution and traits inherited from parents, but if you take them for granted as absolute, you will make a big mistake.

I don’t think it’s that I’ve failed in my son’s education; I just think he’s psychotic.

I like the second-generation Ashura because the plain cold-blooded face was active.

If Samson had lived and become a sitter, maybe something would have happened…

It was also a story about how they fall into such brutality because they don’t know what other demon superhumans are like.

It’s been said many times, but Shiba is not just some problem like a devil superhuman…

I think Shiba can only live as an evil superhuman.

Boltman was a pretty ambitious demon, but he died because of Sunshine.

No!! It’s because Shiva was a demon superhuman!! It’s not Shiva himself who is at fault!!!

As a parent, I cannot accept that Shiba’s congenital condition is what it is!

There have been various things, but our family is a prestigious lineage of devil superhumans…
I was hiding away in the demon world like that.
The Hercules Factory was created at the onset of the second generation.
They probably couldn’t even leave it under the guidance of a great leader.

Even in the story, it’s said “No matter how evil you are, you wouldn’t massacre your own family!?” so Shiba is a lunatic before being a demon.

I really like how strong Boltman looks.

Well, if it’s not Ashura Man becoming a righteous superhuman that’s to blame, then it would mean that Shiva is just a naturally psychopathic guy, right?

It’s sad that it’s only natural to be traumatized for laying a hand on a beloved son, even if he was out of his mind.

The monster couldn’t be changed through education…

It’s a strange story, but in addition to the first generation, there is a second-generation character who has a cruelty that cannot be stopped even by the person themselves due to their evil actions, and that’s why there’s a separate case like Hikaru do.
The cruelty of Shiva can be explained by “evil deeds (derived from the demon superhuman Ashura Man).”

To go so far as to repeatedly make blunders and slip-ups, and then end it all with “Daddy, I’m scared!” – that’s instilling the utmost level of trauma; one could say that’s a severe act of filial disrespect.

If I end up spending a lonely old age after this, Nepu, who wants to revive the Perfect Superhuman Army, will…

In reality, does that mean my child is stupid? Yes, face the reality. There are cases like that, but the fact that they killed their mother with their own hands is just too heavy… I think I should confront it someday, though.

Asura has almost no shortcomings as a parent…

If you lost in a match, regardless of Satan’s cowardly tactics, you should at least acknowledge that as a demon superhuman!
What Ashura Man said in the end is everything.
Those who do not engage in a proper match, whether they are cowardly or cruel, are not even considered demon superhumans.

I feel like it’s easier to explain if it was Satan possessing that guy.

Brutal superhuman, demon superhuman, inhabitants of the demon world, hell’s gravekeeper demon.
There are some that tend to be drawn with bad attributes, but there are also quite a few good ones.

It’s so strange that Boltman was able to win because he is so strong.
High-level mental and physical abilities along with an instant-death technique.

Ashuraman during a time when landmines are buried everywhere.

Because even Hikaru was attacked by his master and defended himself.
It seems that it has become quite a trauma, even though I killed them because I was insulted.
Shiba is seriously too trivial, you mother killer.

The devil superhuman should take Ashuraman to the hospital properly.

The bloody equipment that Dad was hiding is the one used in the Royal Edition, Shiba.
At that time, your dad wasn’t the kind of wicked, devilish superhuman you imagine at all, Shiba.

D…Daddy… I’m s…scared～!

In terms of strength, it seems like Reborn Ashuraman might not even be able to win against this Nep.

There were aspects where I raised him strictly to become a super wrestler, but it’s at a level where I understand it’s a whip of love, and I don’t think my education was wrong, yet when my son goes crazy, I guess I want to seek some cause for it…

Boltman lost because Kevin was smart and it was seriously Sunshine’s fault.

I love the part where he confronts the resurrected Demon General after this.

The way the costumes and knives from the Superhuman Blood Alliance era are treated as cursed objects feels really out of place.

In the first place, the bloodstained ornament that Shiba hustled is almost certainly that which became bloodied in the numerous battles of the power struggle for the throne.
Isn’t that a testament to having fought devotedly after the shift to justice? That’s what I thought when I saw that comment.
Wow, I was taken aback.

Look at Mayumi and Robin, who are completely unrepentant even though their son has gone astray.

Even for Hikaru, the duality arose from a genuine admiration for justice superheroes.
It’s because of the lingering attachment to wrongdoing due to love for my parents.
A form that has not produced an answer, resulting in mental distress.