
First, jump onto the chikuwa in front. Then… go to the ganmo, suji, kombu, egg, and octopus! I don’t really understand what’s going on!
I’m completely emptying my stomach!
>>1Don’t commentate calmly.
You can’t make an athletic course with real food!
It’s terrible.
For the time being, let’s create enemies.
>>3But when you shove it in and spit it out, the venue is watching, so I’m sure they can definitely tell how bad it is…
This tournament is costing a ridiculous amount of money…
I really love this episode, so it’s a relief…
The feeling of this breath as real giant ones keep appearing is too comfortable.
Vomiting is just the worst.
Cup sushi can be patented.
>>9I’m concerned about the structure…
As for cola, it seems like we could at least commercialize chocolate and whipped cream now.
It’s mainly things like Peyang yakisoba, but I’ve done it a little bit here and there.
I want 10,000 years’ worth.
As we reach the middle of the story, there are three consecutive pages where something is being vomited.
Senpai
It seems like.
It’s unfolding…
I thought I started to see giant cup noodles, but it seems to be only fried noodles.
It seems like I could make some Oden companions now, or maybe I already have some.
This episode has a lot of insane people unrelated to Ryo-tsu.
>>17In the world of KochiKame, the extreme characters are often a hundred times more outrageous than Ryotsu.
Frozen vending machine sushi should have been on a ferry that was sold before the current cold item sales format.
It’s a cup, isn’t it…
Egg and
If you think about it
Taro root.
Was that so?!
>>19I don’t really understand, but I laugh on impulse.
I think natto and tororo ramen is quite delicious.
It’s not a competition of deliciousness or tastiness.
If it’s a cup, does that mean you can make sushi by adding hot water or something…?
>>21It says to pour hot water and wait for 5 minutes, so it must be something like freeze-dried food.
What Ryo-san says is bad is probably not something that should be served to customers, even if it is not exactly terrible.
As a substitute for the prize money, they sent me a year’s worth of cup noodles, and that’s how it ended up!
It seems like Ryo (from Kochikame) would engage in reselling now… creating routes to sell cheaply overseas and such.
I think the punchline is quite rough around the edges.
It’s fine because everything leading up to that is just too much fun.
I think a variety show like this would be really fun if it actually existed.
Wasteful consumption of resources unique to the world of Kochikame.
It must have been tough for the ones who made it.
It’s an episode that looks great in anime. Was it an anime?
It’s all real… and just conveying that without touching on how I did it is incredibly fun.
What is up with the wild lunatic in the tonchiki competition who continues to take the lead against Ryotsu?
>>30There are enthusiasts for just about anything…
>>30Even an old man can win against the young ones in crossing the English Channel if he puts in a little effort, you know?
Humans have high basic specifications.
If it’s a senior.
A house.
I will eat it all up.
It’s scary how there are quite a few people who can get ahead of Ryo-san in such a strange competition.
Is the waiting time for the three-times ramen also three times longer?
The fact that Ryo-tsu is emphasized to be this bad really makes me think it must be truly awful.
A barrage of interference moves halfway through the sushi.
I can’t stand the images of someone in a police officer costume throwing up or attacking other participants.
>>39There’s no opportunity to work as a freeter because the manager isn’t around…
>>63That announcement about the crane game didn’t show any restraint, did it?
Isn’t the massive expansion of foods like natto and sushi using some seriously advanced technology?
Ryotsu’s comeback is impressive, but he doesn’t always progress with the optimal solution, so in the early stages, he can be overtaken by ordinary people.
A giant kimchi placed there as if it’s perfectly normal for the punchline.
I wonder if there have always been cup noodles with crazy flavors.
People who can guess the name of a snack just by the sound of the bag are really a bunch of crazy ones.
>>45The host was saying something like, “It seems we all underestimated you…” That was funny.
I really like Nakazaki, who prefers bagged noodles over cup noodles.
>>46I envy those who have relatives in the mold-making business.
It’s amazing that one of the subsidiary companies has a sports day every day.
Octopus in oden?
>>48It’s not something to doubt, is it?
When I was a child, I used to think that giant food must exist somewhere.
Looking at it now, I can’t help but wonder how it was made.
I’ve become a worthless adult.
There are quite a few ordinary people who are faster than Ryoitsu in each race, you know…
I like this episode.
I felt like the tempo was better back then, but somehow it’s different now.
I love the sharp and biting comments that are like termites.
The mystery competition in Kochikame is great because of the enthusiasm of the crowd.
Though not as much as Ryō-san, they participate incredibly aggressively.
What are the people who are ahead of me doing while I’m taking a shortcut with the sushi…?
In terms of ability, I’m more of a balanced type leaning towards durability, senpai.
There are specialized types, so it can be quite tough, especially with abilities like those of Higurashi.
>>60In the sports day with soldiers from various countries, I was normally losing without medication.
The ones that go in and say “It’s hot” usually end up causing accidents!
Once the abnormal mobs gain a will of their own, they become utterly taken aback by Ryo-san and the others.
Ryozu said it’s bad last, so it’s really bad.
>>64It’s not just a joke or teasing; it really is bad… that’s the punchline.
It’s pretty crazy not to think that Ryotsu saves on food expenses with that.
Enthusiasts in that field are usually pretty obsessive, to the point where even Ryō-san would be taken aback.
The person who made the toy quiz questions was out of their mind.
It’s the part of a component attached to a different model that only shows and prompts for an answer.
You’ve really upped the gear from the two pages of bland conversation spread out over the newspaper.
If you calculate one cup noodle a day, that’s 3.65 million cup noodles a year.
Even if it’s 100 yen each, that’s 3.65 million yen worth of products.
>>70When I think about it that way, even as revenge, it costs more than just honestly giving the prize money…
The transportation costs seem to be quite astonishing too…
When they do a strange race in Kochikame, they usually come up with some clever ideas or play rough to get ahead.
Other participants are also strangely strong and exceptionally brave, gathering from somewhere each time, so even Ryo-san’s physical abilities cannot win simply by sheer force.
The scene where I get captured by Naruto is strangely memorable.
Those who are dispatched primarily by the department head or chief usually end up being worked to the bone, so it’s quite a miserable situation for Ryō-san.
The fact that you can approach soldiers significantly even without drugs makes you a monster, you know.
I thought it was an egg, but it was taro! I always thought eggs would be more slippery…
The president who keeps hitting the time-out button is also to blame.
Of course, Ryo-san would get angry.
The ending is so reckless that it’s terrible.
I want to try giant food, but it doesn’t have to be this big.
Eating and vomiting is common in competitive eating.
It’s just that it’s not being shown on TV.
I saw Ryo-san’s Kacho!
That world is pretty crazy, isn’t it, Kochikame…
I wondered how it is for a food manufacturer to create attractions using food, with the intention of not just having people eat, but also to have them experience it.
It’s interesting and since it’s KochiKame, I guess that’s alright!
Every time I read it, I think that since it solidified its style, the font is also impressive, isn’t it?
At least about five types.
>>84I wonder how many fonts are being used just for the screams… it’s become quite diverse.