I don’t think anyone expects to be connected to the second generation anymore.
It’s connected from the second generation, though.

It’s already a different route…

The general, who is holding shoulders with everyone, is a bit amusing.

It’s not about whether we connect or not!

The Snigator killed by Suguru…

The cow doesn’t say anything because it’s already a cow, but you, the lazy devil who is casually living in retirement, come on…

I wonder when this photo was taken.

Even the demon cloud has retired and is raising children.

When talking about whether it connects or not, it first becomes a bit strange at the point of the 6 Knights arc and the Ancestor arc, so let’s forget about the inconvenient things!

The ninja was pretty brain-fried by Brother Ataru.
I’m fighting with a face that looks like a hero of justice!

Seeing the general looking so cheerful with his arms crossed brings a warm feeling.

There are no perfect people, and what happened in the future?

The second generation hasn’t formed a three-attribute treaty with Ashura or Nep, so Man won’t get furious and attack him.
As a result, Goldman won’t make a comeback.
For some reason, the general and Enma are happily sitting side by side in the Superhuman Graveyard.

Let’s set aside the complete destruction for now, but who the hell are you, Kirin man?

The idea of Demon Supermen has been left behind by the times.

In the era of the second generation, there were Junkman and the Six Knights, but where did they go?

There are a thousand disciples of Neptun, so it’s no wonder that there are some perfect superhumans that I don’t know about.

In recent years, things tend to match up quite well.
Somehow, it will probably create an atmosphere that feels somewhat consistent.

When trying to connect the dots, various contradictions and discrepancies arise, but considering the many group photos, it makes me wonder if there was something on the minds of the Devil General, or Goldman, regarding the new meat… It’s fun to let my imagination run wild.

These guys are close, so they often take pictures together.

It was a bit off that even the general had a towel around his neck.

Since it was an organization that relied on the charisma of the general, I can understand that it would eventually collapse once that is lost.

Before the new series started, there wasn’t any depiction of taking such photos, so it’s actually easier to connect now.

I laughed at something in Atlantis while pointing.

In the first place, it seems to me that, from a monetary standpoint, rather than being fixated on the category of “demon superhumans” forever, it would be better to switch to justice if it means becoming stronger.

The power of emotions that surpasses “the man” awakens through reverence or friendship, so it’s just a matter of choosing whichever is easier for you to access.

Devil
Group photo
Too much filming issue

I remember The Man saying that this moment would be a turning point in history.
Maybe the time superhuman did something or other.

Since the perfect superhuman’s immortality has been abolished, I think that Man, Nemesis, and Peak would have either died or retired by the time of the second generation, so it feels understandable that perfection would decline.

Considering the existence of chaos, it seems that the alternate world exists separately while mutually interacting with the main story?

The distinction in frameworks where Justice Superhuman, Demon Superhuman, Perfect Superhuman, and Time Superhuman firmly express different principles and beliefs.
I think they really messed up by lumping everyone together as evil superhumans, mixing in everyone except just justice superhumans.

There is already a parallel known as the V Genre Route.

The existence of chaos has created a complicated timeline where the order of new meat comes after the second generation.

The second-generation general looks like Satan no matter how you see it, so I don’t feel like there’s much contradiction regarding the demon general either.

Although they claim to be the Perfect Faction, the Kirin Men group has no elements of perfection at all.

I can’t imagine a ninja and Asura switching to justice at all.

I don’t want to believe that Ashura’s future is definitely going to be like that~~~!

In the current series, they’ve already closed the Superhuman Graveyard, and characters like San-chan and Kuni-beru have died normally, but I wonder what will ultimately happen to them.

The issue with the Ashura family was partly caused by Ashura changing sides to become a Justice Superhuman, so wouldn’t it be fine if they remained as Evil Superhumans?

It’s pretty fitting that Phoenix is listed as belonging to the Brutal Superhuman on the official site.

Well, there are some things about the setting that can’t be helped, so the meat is…

It’s amazing to express the sorrow of evil killing evil in Caricook, but I think it’s crazy.

Now you can see which organization they belong to on the Shueisha site, but surprisingly, there are quite a few brutal superhumans.
It feels like there’s a guy who doesn’t fit into the categories of justice, evil, or perfection.

I heard in casual conversation that there were some complicated issues within the actual organization during the second generation, and it seems like that was reflected in the stories, but I wonder how true that is.

Among the six knights and seven evil superhumans.
Who was the person from the second generation whose whereabouts were never known, including their next generation?
Gepper and Atlantis are unrelated, right?

It is difficult to honestly say that Ataru’s faction is just.

It feels like there are a lot of them because they stand out in the story, but it seems that there are actually few devil supermen to begin with.
On the contrary, there were an unusually large number of perfect superhumans in terms of setting.

First of all, it’s strange for Shiba, as a superhuman wrestler, to kill his own kin when it’s not even a match, let alone brutal acts in the ring.

But I have the blood of my dad’s wicked and cruel demon flowing through me!

In the new series, the demon superhuman has become a strong position like an apprentice of the demon general, so it feels strange if there are too many of them.

I wonder if there are no other than the seven demon supermen, six knights, and Puripuri.
Isn’t the Clonocoryphe a demon too?

Kevin and Shiba both…

When I explained that the Brutal Superhuman is not a Demon Superhuman but a Justice Superhuman, I was met with a ??? expression.

Isn’t the Devil Superhuman close to an indie group?

I found out that Mr. American, Armstrong, and Flasher Balloon are also members of the Demon Supermen…

The setting has changed quite a bit from the beginning, you know.

If you’re buying that much, take Brother Brocken with you!
I think Ataru is the type who pushes people away instead…

Good and evil are honestly just a matter of different pro wrestling organizations.

Isn’t it rather that the properly independent ninja and Spring are the real ones, and it’s San-chan, who is still worshipping the past glory of the Devil General, who cannot move forward?

What is going on with Million Hell and Armstrong being demon superhumans (perfect superhumans)?

First of all, there’s no way to clearly depict whether the boiled one connects or doesn’t connect to what comes after.
When depicting the continuation of the second generation, I will casually incorporate the setting of the new meat.

I want you to pick up the Kirin man with the current meat.

Armstrong was just among the regular disciples of the napkin.

Except for Sun-chan, everyone was trying their best because they were part of the demon superhuman army led by Goldman, and there were actually very few who had a sense of belonging to the demon superhumans themselves.

The popularity of martial arts in the past was really amazing in terms of viewership ratings on New Year’s Eve… Meanwhile, the Doraemon Special was consistently stable.

The second generation ninja, who is leisurely enjoying a comfortable second career after abandoning one evil superhuman, is being unfair.

Although it can be summed up with the phrase “dark hero,” the Clione Man is also quite brutal…

The image of the demon camp in the new meat is almost entirely created from scenes like the ones in the second generation’s thread images, and most of the settings from the old series have been completely discarded.
For example, in the old setting, Satan was the king of the demon world, the leader of the demon faction, and had the six knights as his subordinates, while in the latest setting, he is the founder of the demon world, the leader of the demon army, and has many disciples including the six knights, and it has been changed to Satan manipulating them from the outside.
It’s almost completely the opposite now.

While Burou was vaguely holding onto the thought that he wanted to do something for his country after his reign ended, Ataru set out on a journey to defeat ninjas and cosmic evildoers…

The scene where the gold and silver masks were having a dialogue had, in a way, a faction-like resolution, didn’t it?

In the case of the second generation, there was a time when the demon superhumans ruled the surface during Tatsunori’s era, which adds quite a bit of noise.

First, there will be a story about BUKI Boy after this.

It’s painful to think that such cool Neptune and Ashura would end up like that…

If you draw a new second generation, the problem will be solved.

I understand the feeling that Checkmate wants to say a lot about the photo issue.

Well, it seems that the real pro wrestling during the Inoki era had a rather loose setting as well.

By the way, it seems that they are from the all-day faction.

I want to read a new sequel based on the premise of characters with no silhouette or form, and characters that have emerged from new flesh.

Maybe now I can handle the Kana space children better.

I want to see a continuation from the ultimate, like a new generation-only tag arc or Manta’s Olympic revenge, so I prefer a continuation over a reboot.

I would like to see a version of Gold and Silver that has merged into the ultimate superhuman, but it’s true that there probably isn’t a suitable opponent for a match.

In training for Checkmate, Second Generation Sunshine paid homage to the Demon General, which has turned off the pain senses.
I should have told you about my transformation ability since I can transform just like Checkmate.

It seems that San-chan’s dampness and small item-like quality, along with the previous Nep, are relatively influenced by the times of the second generation.

When talking about whether to connect or not, it can be said that regardless of anything, even if deceived by Satan…
The Devil General from the Golden Mask arc and the Devil General from the Genesis arc are not connected.

Sunshine had been associated with a sad impression.
In the current conversation, a different character has also joined in.

The liberated checkmate is eating delicious food like crazy.

Cows are a bit more creepy with the new meat.

I think there is an interesting charm in transforming into the three forms of checks and layering with Ashura.

The “Evil Superhuman” from the second generation (which includes demons, cruelty, and perfect villains) is quite different from the original “Demon Superhuman.”
The young villain superhumans of the second generation are quite confused.
An image like that.

The demon superhumans have a rather athletic temperament.
The theory that cows actually don’t have a very athletic personality, which made them feel uncomfortable.

Wasn’t money bringing back emotions and reviving the body in a stiff way?
If you think you can, couldn’t you do it again?