There is a strong theory that the protagonist connects the baton of their comrades’ lives.

It’s a murder…

In the end, will only the person themselves remain?

My friends are dying…
I remembered that scene from the strong Pachinko.

Just reading the personality at that time and choosing the hand, calling me a murderer is disrespectful to God.

Of course it will turn out like that if you gather amateurs…

These guys are scary!

Didn’t you say that making someone commit suicide isn’t murder?

It’s the kind of thing where you end up having to turn your attention to your mom after killing everyone.

It’s not murder because they are just dying voluntarily.

I can’t understand the content of the game, but I can understand the stand battles…

The more friends I kill, the stronger I become?

Even though I was feeling so cornered and cold… all of a sudden, you became really confident and pushed forward, so it seems like Mafutsu-san might gain some fans.
It’s similar to a calculator being happy and anxious.

I suddenly remembered this one scene.

But I still can’t see where this game is headed… Is this game interesting?

This time, the breaking of the mirror was completely a stand.

From here on, will it become a battle to reduce the remaining lives…?

I want to see Mafutsu-san enduring an explosion soon.

Aren’t there not enough turns to reduce the remaining lives?

The strategy is convincing and great.
The result is that everything, including the quirks of the summoned personality, is mimicked.
I wonder if I can kill my entire personality in the remaining games.

Is this Kenturia?

What do you mean, Matsufu-san can’t win unless he’s suffering physically?!
Yeah

This guy really throws off the usual flow of the mirror and catchphrase.

I see how it is~ → I see how it is~

The thing that Hellsing’s master was doing.

The danger keeps escalating…

Since it’s a usual pattern to resist when shown a mirror, it seems like there will be at least one more twist.

It’s interesting to think of it as a mimic stand battle.

Could it be that this time there is a chance of winning by poisoning?

The first mirror that gets smashed every time has too little credibility.

It’s a work that you can predict or cannot fully understand, but it shows you what you want to see…

So this is Centuria, huh?

The last page is starting to give off a nice kind of creepiness.

Finally, the story has progressed..!

There are three effects of the key.
Triangular used the effect to halve the remaining bedrock and rushed ahead to break through all the bedrock first, so they proudly claimed victory.
“The one who has dug more wins, and if both of them break through the bedrock, the one who breaks through first wins.”
The number that was halved does not count towards the drilled number, so it’s a triangular loss.
The prediction that came to my mind is this.

I feel limited because I haven’t been able to make a one-head gambler my friend.

I think it’s stronger for a triangle not to make friends and just rely on its own calculations…
Well, since the purpose is building a world with friends, I guess there’s no point in saying anything.

It seems like there is something going on since every time the focus is on the fallen fragments, but I don’t understand it.
Is there anything you can predict?

I thought Mr. Sankaku was absorbing one-head gamblers to become stronger, but when he said that the opponents had too little time to interact and couldn’t be copied, I thought, “Then aren’t they just a bunch of amateurs?”
It was an amateur group.

“Are you going to keep doing it until all your friends hang themselves?”

The aunt who was bullying my son’s wife has died…

Cause of death: Too much imitation

If you’re going to learn, it’s definitely only the experts, right?

If I say something uncouth, since it’s being reproduced through computation, couldn’t it be killed and then revived…?

How many people are in the triangle right now?

I thought it was about time for a hiatus, but it’s still okay…

Once you bring up a sad past, you start to get a hint of how it will end…

I honestly think that even Mafu-san still doesn’t fully understand their true identity…

Given the number of wins with one head, it wouldn’t be surprising if there were about a dozen people in the one-head mentality, but it seems there are only a few candidates that resemble lawyers or something like that.

It seems there won’t be a dust explosion since we dig and water the area every time, but if the author says it will still explode, then it will explode.

What is the effect of the key?
Is it one of every turn cleaning, every turn drilling speed acceleration, or halving the remaining rock?

The One Head group has an unusual obsession that exceeds their competitive strength.

Is everyone in the mirror a person? Gross.

It seems like friends with low rarity are frequently being swapped out.

After all, copy characters are…

If you really want to explode according to the rules, it seems like you would dry it all at once when it accumulates to 5 and scatter sparks to cause an explosion.

It’s interesting that the copy of the copy character is so perfect that it’s a crisis.

It’s often said about Picasso, but I also like how the mirror listens to the satire of the character.

In previous gambling, did no friends ever die…?

This time’s story was really impressive, but there’s no way Matsufu-san was the first to do this.
Do you have enough friends?

Can we aim for 0 remaining lives by utilizing the rule of repeating rounds multiple times…?

Your copy was definitely perfect, Mr. Tsurumaki.
But you couldn’t copy my physical abilities… not even my poison resistance.
Now you understand, Mr. Triangle.
There is no answer to help you in the mirror.

I wonder if only those who haven’t had their mental state affected remain after facing a one-head.

There should be quite a few one-heads who have become friends after losing, but I wonder if I can easily win against them too.

I’m looking forward to the triangular counterattack starting from here.

Even if you just copy the mentality of someone who has been physically dominant until now…

If you perfectly copy an ordinary person, even the gestures will become ordinary and readable.
If you think about it, it makes sense.

I like the appearance in the mirror of Shishigami and the dawn.

What you should have are friends, right? Is Mafutsu-san saying this to both their friends and triangular friends?

It finally feels like the story is starting to move, and I’m excited.
The setup is too long!!

I guess it’s going to explode.
I suppose the audience is wanting to see it soon, right?

The subtle teasing lines for everyone, just for one person… are quite nice.

I have many personalities, so the theory of being strong didn’t resonate with me.
Even if the perspectives of ordinary people increase, you know.

If this method works, I feel like we could have done it with just one head until now.

There was a scene where the triangle was copying its friend in front of the mirror.

It wouldn’t make sense to set up an explosion gimmick and not have it explode…

It seems like they are only interested in things that don’t really matter to the other person.

Even if you can’t win the reading battle, you just need to drive your opponent to suicide.

I still don’t fully understand the game system.

Speaking of which, dust was also poisonous, right?
Is it just a blank without purification?

Can it withstand the explosion?
Can you endure the poison?
Can it withstand the falling rock?
Which one?

What does it mean that I can naturally read it as “there’s an aunt,” Mafutsu-san?
I can make a guess because you’re grumbling.

It seems that Mr. Triangle has been a character for quite a while, but without any particularly important events, he seems likely to fade away…

The key looks like a trap.

The sad present for Mafutsu-san, who is expected to endure naturally…

If my personality decreases from here and I become stronger, that would be funny.
It’s possible that focusing all computational power on the match instead of performing calculations with 74 people could be stronger.

It seems that Mafutsu-san still has some leeway, so it looks like he will continue.

Calculators have computational abilities that surpass humans, so for some reason, it’s like starting to keep a one-headed gambler in my mind and becoming the strongest gambler.

I think the gambling opponent normally said something like, “We can only interact during the match or I won’t have enough time to copy.”

The theory that the true identity of the calculator is a memory-erasing Degizuman.

That’s because Mafutsu’s basic tactic is no joke, it’s just to endure a bit and deceive.

The setup for this gamble.
I feel a determination to absolutely not let Mafutsu survive.

It’s not that it’s meaningless to read because there are many personalities; it’s just that I already know the answer, so it’s not much different from the beginning where I was holding back.
I wonder if there will still be twists and turns.

It seems like it’s about time for a digest to be included.

In reality, the calculator has brain specs that aren’t meant for low-level bank employees or gambler managers.

It’s interesting that in a one-hit death scenario, the damage taken along the way is less.

If it’s a game that can utilize the calculator’s calculating ability.
Even now, they could still become a formidable opponent.

The only benefit of personality is being able to look weak, and there’s actually no need to pretend to be weak in the first place.

I’m happy that Mahutsu, who had a distressed look until last week, is now in attack mode.
No matter what, I want Mafutsu-san to always have a relaxed evil smile.

In this manga, the gambling that Mafutsu-san does involves searching for a winning strategy that either has a pitfall not written in the rules or uses a self-durability tactic, or a combination of both.

In other words, calculators can appear on TV.

Even if you’re young, Mr. Mafutsu, you’re estimated to be 22 years old, so if you push yourself too hard, your internal organs might get damaged…

The calculator was just a person who seemed normal but wasn’t.
If Mr. Mafutsu burns my brain, then… you know…

It’s still good that your calculation skills are amazing.
Just by glancing at the documents, being able to immediately spot the flaws is something else, right?

It’s not just about calculating and finding patterns from call records in an instant; that guy is more than that.

I’m curious if there are bank employees among the Homare Friends, but I wonder if they won’t be specifically collected.

It’s scary in a way that I don’t understand why I’m being told not to go to the surface.
The moment you dig everything out, something will fall from above, so are you saying to cause an explosion at that timing and endure it?

Before I knew it, the calculator has evolved to the ability to read the desired information as long as numbers are involved in the calculations.

Mr. Sankaku doesn’t want to be good at gambling; he just wants to understand people.

The scene where the calculator is ridiculed is just due to poor marketing.
In reality, it’s better than a supercomputer, let alone a calculator.

The hidden rule is probably poisoning.
– It is stated that this game will have 20 rounds.
– If both sides draw a blank, that round will be replayed.
– The will-o’-the-wisp can only be activated after “rock drilling” (including the one with the key).
In other words, if you finish digging first, you won’t be able to activate the wandering souls.
If you don’t have a spirit orb at the end of your digging turn, you won’t be able to cleanse, and it will take 240 minutes from there to die from poison.
I just have to keep making my opponent draw blanks…
I definitely think that doing 20 rounds regardless of whether one side finishes digging or not will be utilized.

It’s probably not in one head, so it’s much weaker than I expected.

What was predicted relatively early on was a pattern of hiding in the grooves on the circumference to avoid the collapse of the bedrock.

Even if you hand a calculator to an ordinary person, they can’t do much with it.

The rich come to watch gamblers die.
In the end, it seems likely that one could die from a trap.
By the way, it seems that a workaround is being prepared.

If you don’t even know what you’re trying to calculate, you can’t even become a calculator.

It’s painful that I can’t make you cry like the teacher does.

I wonder if he’ll stay with me until the end, even though he calls my son a monster.

This is a declaration that I can’t win in the usual proper reading competition with Mafts-san.

Isn’t Tufts resistant to explosions?

If it harms the world, committing suicide feels like a convenient copy rather than a perfect replica.

I guess the only one who will remain triangular until the end is probably my mother.

Mr. Maftsu’s copy is different from the real Mr. Maftsu.
“I guess the things I’ve been copying until now were just fantasies… Is it going to end with me suffering and dying?”

However, if you cut off the rights to the medal, let the bank handle the aftermath, and also consume your friends, it’s a cost-ineffective ecosystem…

Don’t call delusion understanding; I suppose that’s a response that would come back.