Is it horror?

I… I’m dead…

People with mental illnesses are really incredibly strong, though…

I’m happy that the laid-back mob is back.

The performances after entering the aquarium are too sharp.

This guy really…

It might be cliché, but I love the effect of having the speech bubble completely slashed apart.

It was all messy around the guns, but once the battle started, it was sharp, so that’s fine! Nice to meet you!

Recently, isn’t the development even sharper?

Everyone…

Sur, what do you really want to do in the end? It feels even more intense.

“Does ‘kirekire’ mean that characters get cut down left and right…?”

I love the spread where the tunnel tank is stained with blood, it’s just too extravagant.

Isn’t it bad that they attack without distinguishing between allies and enemies!? They’re overwhelmingly strong, so it’s been manageable so far, but…

For a while, I was anxious, but I guess you’re intentionally depicting a slacker who doesn’t make any sense, right…?

This week was quite a horror episode.

It’s just relentless pushing with Takamatsu-san’s power…
Well, it’s correct, but…

This week, Shin was really great as the main character.
It’s admirable that you are doing your best for the parent and child who were late to escape, even though there is an eight or nine out of ten chance they will die.

Thank you, everyone in the mob, for directing your intent to kill at me for no reason…

The combat scenes in this manga are just the best…

Mr. Takamatsu’s strength is unusual.

You’re great at imitating an old senile person.
This mental health issue.

The last part, with the murmuring and dead-looking eyes, is so mentally ill that it’s bad.

Someone who is creating a simulated personality of their lover can’t be normal!

A man who I don’t want as a boss.

Is the protagonist still in a mental mess?

I ended up dying like a ninja or a gangster, which was no good.

The sloppy emulation is making it even blurrier, and it’s stronger than the original—what the heck is going on?!

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The mob has come back in a nice crazy way.

The action is definitely interesting, but it’s a manga where the characters’ ideologies are somewhat off.
The funniest time is when a senile old man who isn’t thinking at all is swinging a sword around.

This time’s mob is better off because they have a sense of crisis.

It’s really scary that even though Mr. Takamori isn’t senile, because of the recognition as a senile old person, he’s become an automatic counter wandering old man.

I was concerned about the roughness of the drawing.

What × wants to do is…
This world where Rion died is soooo stupid!!!! I think.

Every time Takamura-san’s extraordinarily strong personality is depicted, I can’t accept that she was unexpectedly cut in half and exited the scene!

Is it really okay for an organization to have someone who uncontrollably switches personalities and goes on a rampage?

Isn’t it possible that downloading Bo-ke Jiji will ruin Slah’s own plans?

That means you understand that Rion would get mad if you did something like this…

I just wanted to go to the aquarium with Rion-chan…

I want this kind of action all the time.

Loners tend to fall in love with girls like Rion-chan…

The helicopter assault and the clever bluffing make this manga more interesting, right?

>>40There is no such rule in the secondary裏.
Reprinting is free.

Stop the guy who’s going wild because of his mental illness!!

The action is really cool, though…

When Takamura was alive and causing a ruckus, the way the Surra gang and the Sakamoto group responded was quite different, so it was actually suggested that he wasn’t as senile as he seemed?

Isn’t the absurdity of decapitated head golf quite dominant in its visuals?

Because of the Takamura installation, I’ve seriously lost sight of everything! And it’s also the reason for the betrayal by the deer…

It’s amazing that Shin was able to keep running away from Takamura alone in the first episode, even though it normally takes three people to gain the upper hand against him.

In the blink of an eye, I couldn’t use the gun anymore and the mob’s reaction returned.
It can be inferred that the reaction was quite poor.

I think it’s probably just murderous intent, but even so, sending murderous intent faster than an Esper’s thoughts is monstrous.

After years of running a weekly series, you can sense that the author is reaching their limit… and that part appears in every work.

Well, it’s quite common in serialized weekly stories to have episodes like that forgotten, so…

The temporary final boss, Slur, has no charm at the center of the story, but everything else is good.

If it could just go back to being the usual background characters as if nothing happened, it would be fine as I would only have to retune it.
It’s more troublesome to be dragged in the wrong way.

The funny combination of the kid making a strange crying sound and the “Isn’t our kid crying?” is quietly amusing.

I love this work because the enemy side has no particular charm, but the ally side is extremely appealing.
Shin-kun is nice, isn’t he…

The execution of cutting off the last speech bubble was good, but honestly, it’s not interesting…
I really think Shin is working extremely hard, but…

The last speech bubble this time is like that too, but the production is not only interesting but also cool, right?
That’s why anime was criticized harshly.

Because Slara’s power is weak.
I installed Takamura and turned it into an extremely powerful final boss.
It feels kind of lame.

It was kind of not good.

It’s more fitting to call Takasura a monster rather than a final boss.
That senile old man is in the same genre as Godzilla and the like.

Where did the protagonist go?

Lost Itako Comedian

Slark is gross, but I feel like the gradually gross parts are becoming appealing.