There are sometimes cases of giants or those with physical talent being complete amateurs.
It’s interesting that it’s a complete set of mind, technique, and body, and on top of that, it’s a female.

Rice shoulder

Yabako increased the number of original works again, huh?

Isn’t Yabako way too into underground organization conflicts?

A fight is all about weight, right…

I wonder if they tear off buttons every time they fight.

Wasn’t the Air Master relatively tall?

What about Iron Wind?

It’s difficult to create a story without the protagonist having any weaknesses.

Wasn’t Jubei Sato also on the bigger side?

Well, if the big and muscular one wins, it’s too obvious and doesn’t make for an exciting story…

Kinnikuman

If men can’t compete when there’s a two-class difference, then this is impossible.

Fist of the North Star

JoJo Part 1 and Part 2

The match between Tanba and Tsutsumi from Garou Densetsu.

With this muscle and this height, isn’t 82 kg quite an exaggeration?

Suguru is quite clearly depicted as small in the story.
It feels like an evaluation that has power for that.

I feel like Suguru is quite big even among the Justice Superhuman Army.
Menya Bro Jr. has thin noodles, Warz is a bit of a slim muscular type, and Terry is small in stature.

Isn’t there a concept of a standard body type, regardless of whether someone is tall or short?

The noodles are over 2 meters tall, the same size as Giant Baba, and even the small Terry is 190 cm tall, while Suguru is small.
Both Bromo and Wars, as well as Robin, are over 2 meters tall.

Well, if the bigger one always wins, it’s too predictable, so it really requires a lot of technique to make the story interesting.

Terry should be relatively well-built, but…
The Terry family cannot use the techniques of the Muscle Tribe because they are not well-built.

I feel like there are more cases where the smaller character, being the protagonist, is being excluded because they’re too common.

To be honest, it feels like Suguru and Mantaro have much less character development considering their significance in the story.
Mantarou is 176 cm tall and weighs 83 kg.

170cm 60kg is just about the same as me.
Even if the world were turned upside down, I can’t win against someone who looks like this…

Motivation

Ryuu from the street doesn’t look like he weighs 85 kilograms at 175 cm… his build makes it so that two-dimensional characters are inevitably like that.

If it’s over 180 with this mass, it must be 110 kilograms or more.

Mass is power.
It is built on muscles that are sufficient in both speed and flexibility.
In other words, having more muscle mass makes you stronger.

In Dragon Ball, there are stories where big guys become fodder or get too much muscle and end up weaker, but after Goku’s growth, I feel like Goku is tougher than most of the bosses.

A thrilling action scene where a small soldier takes down a large clumsy opponent one after another.
It’s a classic since the time of Sakae Sanshirou.
However, recently, as sports coaching modernizes, the number of brutish athletes who rely on their physique has decreased.
A big guy being normally strong feels more realistic.

Because I’m a girl, I’m exaggerating my weight.

A build of 82 for a height of 181 isn’t correct, is it?

Is your weight the same as mine?

You can tell about this muscle even before taking it off.

It seems like the battle is going to be of a lower level than the girls’ delinquent manga or Kengan, and even lower than the one in “Ikkatsu Senkin.”
Deflation writer, what a dangerous person!

You’re still light as always.

In reality, height and weight are definitely strong, aren’t they?
But it’s a manga…