With that thread, it can only be read as “Super Mask Person loves it ♡!!”

Nep is so cool…

At that time, I was laughing at this scene, but it turned out that being exposed as the masked superhero was fatal…

Thinking that Nep was angry at that time gives it a different flavor, doesn’t it?

It’s interesting that when I read it again, it was completely under Nep’s control.

I guess the moment I’m sweating here, anxiety must have started to set in.

It’s strong, and there really aren’t many guys who can put up a good fight against this one, so I can understand why the excitement for the match might be lacking…
I remembered some strange microphone…

Razin can only be restrained with a level of strength that allows for a surprise attack by multiple people.

Even with the Mag-Rock, Kinnikuman hasn’t been able to defeat Neptune, which is an unsettling record.
I have acquired the power of reversal through friendship.

Implementing the strongest special move in a single is too lawless…

Justice Man should be able to perform at this level too.

I’m happy to hear everyone calling Nep’s name after we won.
It’s cute that the 100-ton is happily together.

A man who can finally have a good match against an opponent with a power of 100 million in their natural state.

Isn’t the defeat rate of opponents in Cross Bomber insane?

The skill is originally at the highest level in the active scene and has been further honed through martial arts training.
It seems that they have superior power among superhumans and possess a perfect superhuman strength.
External power can also be supplied using magnetic power.
Although it seems like a gimmick, it actually appears to be a technology, and the diamond power can be used, albeit limited.
You can also use friendship power.
My mental state is unstable, but when I’m feeling good, I can’t be controlled.

I understood the goodness of Nep this time in the match!

With the justification of being the guardian of Magpa and a perfectly fine mental state, what should I do about this guy?

It tends to be dissed, but I actually like the fact that it studied the power to transform into Magupa in the second generation and came up with optical fibers, which feels quite stoic.

To be honest, I thought they just created the masked superhero setting for Neppu, but it turned out to be more fundamental to the story than I expected.

I wonder if Exabeta and Endeman also had a terrible upbringing.

Even if there isn’t a descent into darkness in the future of the current world line, they will probably still be using fiber optics.

In the Maripo match, they seemed to be concerned about attacks to the face, so they might have been thinking about the mask-wearing direction from the beginning.

Suguru, who got blasted the other way with the Longhorn Bomber, is really amazing after all.

It took Nepp’s maximum firepower to finally defeat him, so it seems tough for Terry.
I want a new high-power favorite.

Upon reviewing the results, it really was fatal for Papillon’s mentality that the mask reveal led to a hellish triple punishment.
If it were just the mask being exposed, I might have endured it, but the fact that the mask was shifted means it could be ripped off…

On the contrary, if Suguru uses Muscle Docking, he will definitely win, so it has become an even safer bet.

He was captured in the Infinite Legion arc, but if that hadn’t happened, he would have ended up joining Suguru’s side and beating up his comrades…

Fiber optics-related work is indeed skillfully handled by Thunder and Lightning.
Those guys are troublesome because they’re strong even without their gimmicks.

A mask so intricately crafted that it looks like a real face clearly sets it apart from other masked individuals.
In any case, it means they wanted to cause a misidentification of the face…

Makupa’s usage is truly mastered by Nep.

Talking Iron Sand Martial Arts

I think they’re really good at creating characters like time superheroes.
Enderman and Excavator, which were labeled as mere side characters, are also promising.

☝️ Number One

The combination of 20 million power and Magpa looks extremely strong.

This guy is strong when he has magnetic power and a tag partner.

The fully completed mental and Magpa’s Neptune has a level of strength that could be considered among the strongest.

✋🙂

If you knock someone out with a fainting spell, they won’t be resurrected… is that what you mean?

The excavator already has a good sense of being a nice person.
I like the scene where I advise, “It’s fine if we team up against the chaos, but take a look at Kinnikuman?”

Peshimi says that the god of time is the best, but I think they’re probably being fooled by the propaganda of the god of time.

I had been wondering since then why the superhuman butterfly was wearing a butterfly mask, so their true face was incredibly convincing.

Nemesis would have won if the battleship hadn’t been mitigated.

So far, the only thing that has calmed down the time is the tag team move, so I wonder what will happen to Terry Man? That’s the discussion.

I never expected it to be a scene that accurately hit on my complex.

Super recovery doesn’t activate automatically; it requires the extra step of reintroducing exotic substances into the body.
If that cannot be done, it will not activate, just like from the Ultimate Tag Arc.

You can call in a partner even when playing solo and win by beating them with a tag team move!

Is it another story about Neptune Man?
Please stop.

It’s way too unrestricted, but…
It is all the seeds that time has sown.

It seems like they avoided making Nemesis use Spark because the loss was pretty much decided.

The others might be thinking about going to a new world after destroying this one, but for Pesimi, it’s enough to just break it.

Every time Nep performs well in wrestling, it’s like a bug that raises Nepkin’s stock, which is a normal behavior.

Even in the Down Down Sky Mission where my hands are completely blocked, I was still able to reduce it with Magpie.
Whether it’s Muscle Spark or Arrogant Spark, it’s blocked by Magup, right Nemesis?

Just from that face, I can imagine the background, and I start to feel sorry for the Papillon.
Isn’t the god of time terrible? That’s amazing.

The napkin is quite a thing as a promoter.

I’m feeling fed up with the current situation, so I fought against Wars to prove that the idea of a time superhuman defeating me is wrong, you know, Pesimi.

Basically, for a perfect superhuman who can’t use their full power, the level of superhuman strength is an absolute difference.
Even if hit by an Arrogant Spark, the Fanatic, with ten times the strength of a Psycho, can normally withstand it.

It is absolutely impossible for a time superhuman to stop Magpa’s eruption only when fighting Neptune due to their purpose and pride.
Even if executed, it is said that Nep is strong without Magpie.

The god of time hasn’t said a word yet, but he gives off a strong feeling of being unpleasant…

Nemesis’s arrogance is fundamentally because it is not perfect…

From Nemesis’s perspective, Muscle Spark is a technique of the Justice Superhuman, so they concluded that it shouldn’t be used by them.
Moreover, in the Fanatic match, even though I threw away perfection and fought, my power increased, but I barely lost because I lacked the focus that I should have had if I were perfect.
Once again, the aftermarket power is losing consistently…

When all the skills I proudly showed for the first time were already known by my opponent, Fanatic really looked annoyed, didn’t he?

I understand the opinion of why we lost the war, but…
Pesimi won… but the fact that they don’t look happy at all adds a certain charm, doesn’t it?

The match with Warsman looked really fun, didn’t it, Pesimi?

Peshimi has become quite a good character.
It’s a shame to get sent off in just one match.

You’re taking hits without resistance, putting on a facade of endurance, and ever since you noticed the mask, you’ve been thoroughly taunting Papillon and attacking their mental state, haven’t you, Nep…
It feels like there’s a difference in experience points around here.

It feels like Pesimiman would end up in a better situation being defeated by Warsman.

Each of the fanape, shimi, and papillon has something distorted about them, and the direction of the time superhuman is becoming clearer, making the time faction even more exciting.

This is a perfect opponent for bringing out the third stage of my shit power, Five Great Chronicles.

There might be a possibility that Pesimi, who has been affected by the heat, could incite a rebellion…?

Now I think it’s good that Fana was in the very first match.

I was thinking that whether or not I can show mercy while watching Pesimi’s match is the key to victory, and then Neptune comes out.

Originally, they were a character that served as a partner in the final boss battle.
It’s just that the bottom time is the worst.

I’m interested in Pechimi because I’ve come to like him.
I want you to be saved in a somehow nice way…

In terms of the results so far, it seems fair that Warsman, who drew with the god, lost, while Nep won convincingly.

It’s great that we won, but how does it make sense for a martial arts style made of iron sand to talk?

I have the feeling that I want to throw Kevin, Thunder, and Lightning at Pesimi.

The sad battle of Woz Peshimi and the carefree Magpasho show of Nep are so different in style that it makes me laugh.

Nep was stable in both mentality and strategy, sticking to himself, but Wars had fluctuations in his mental state during the match, and in the meantime, he accumulated significant damage…

If you can manipulate sand iron into a doll, you should be able to make some sound too.

But maybe if you ask, Kawashima will do the voice for a spot.

It’s not a story about a Papillon being arrogant and talking about mercy or dialogue, so it’s reasonable to disregard it.
Once I go on a mask hunt, it’s no side from there, so I’ll say I don’t need it, but I’ll put it on anyway.

There are areas of uncertainty, but in the end, the stance of prove it by winning is pretty close to that of Justice, isn’t it, Pesimi?

It looks like an erotic scene.

Who is Psycho Man?! Can that Psycho Man perform techniques like this?! (Techniques of Psycho Man)
It was even pitiful despite already winning.

The more I think about it, the more Fanatic is an overwhelmingly superior version of Psycho Man, and there’s not even a sliver of a chance for Psycho Man to compete.
But Fanatic himself knows nothing about Psycho Man.

The mask hunting man, who cannot tolerate weak mask superhumans, has been revealed to have a collecting obsession for the masks he hunted.

Although the war was lost and things got quite rough, I just remembered that even though I borrowed the strength of my comrades and went all out, Ashura Man lost because Justice was too strong. Wasn’t that a tough time back then?

I think the impression changes quite a bit depending on whether the God of Time is a fierce egotist who is disappointed by the very existence of a god that cannot fill the one hundred eight chairs no matter how much time passes, or someone who tries to bear all the negative aspects of an imperfect god by themselves.
If it’s the latter, it may likely lead to using the Third Crappy Power in the battle against Suguru…

Is putting “radiant” on this one a way of saying they shine regardless of their face, or is it meant as a serious sarcasm? I wonder which it is.

Fanatic is a being that has added superhuman power to the peak Psycho Man, who is unwavering in accordance with his own mission, so it’s no wonder he’s strong.
The worst part is that even in such optimal condition, the dignity of the god I serve is being destroyed…

What’s wrong with this?
Since the identity of Papillon Mask was revealed in this match, he hasn’t been able to showcase any of the graceful wrestling he had been confidently displaying to Mariposa.
I was always too rushed to decide the match, and that’s how it ended up like that after Nep took advantage of it.

If Psycho used his full power, he could have even beaten Fanatic and The Man.
I cut off that path myself, so it’s impossible.
Ton

I remember that during the Ashura Justice Battle, readers were flipping their opinions back and forth between “Ashura lost” and “Ashura won” from before the match until the very end, to an unbelievable extent.

What is this sadness despite being a superior version?

When things changed, I was told that Ashura won.

I wonder if Avalanche Death Road is a technique that Psycho can use…

Number one!

The Eternal Coder sets up really quickly.
The gremlin incarnation is flashy but takes a lot of time.

What was said was that the arm damage effects wouldn’t drag on… that’s the kind of memory I have.

The era of the Fighting Men was like that, but now when we win, it’s celebrated, so it stabilizes Nep’s mental state…

If there hadn’t been any iron sand mixed in the ring, I wouldn’t have been this excited.

What is being said about the war is that it’s not about victory or defeat, but who besides you can save Peshimi.
It feels like Suguru lost in the pirate battle.

God of Judgment!? There’s no way we can win!!
Ah, something has come out! Can Ashura win?!
There’s no way we can win against a monster like this!!
I remember it being that kind of flow.

(What is this power…!?) Sassa
It’s really terrible.

I was feeling a bit flustered and my arm veins were popping, which was fine, but it didn’t really cause any damage, and I was like, “What the heck is this?!”, and it overshadowed my Ashura awakening.