>And the wild regrets, and the bloody sweats, none knew so well as I;
>For he who lives more lives than one, more deaths than one must die.
Once again we convene for An Hero Once Again. Join us once again, will you?
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Ggg
Man does that cover look worse on first glance
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Oracle's a weird name for this type of power, but it beats the royal pants off "Libido"
>Your lack of surprise is itself rather surprising.
Are smooth one-liners a side effect of the Power to Change NEET "tfw no gf"s into Boss-Level G-Men?
Whoa what the fuck
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Dis the guy causing the sleeping sickness.
fukuchi maybe dial it back a bit? I know you backpedaled during Takkoku when you maybe shouldn't have, and I get that you wanted a try at writing something profoundly fucked once again, but that was just plaiWHAT THE UNHOLY FUZZ-LADEN AQUAMARINE CHEESE MOLD DID I JUST WITNESS??
Also kindly DON'T erase Saike's Oracle yet something has to be done
...oh no.
WHY WERE WE SHOWN THAT ON CHAPTER 34??
In any case: to an extent, Kuroda is (was) displaying a rarity of Fukuchi's new style: facial features defined to any degree other than moeblob roundness and nose dots. I suppose that has to do with why I'm liking his design.
As far as Saike's "Once Again", I have a bare-minimum count of 378 deaths. We can safely double that number, I think.
One user pointed out the speed with which Saike counted on the OPT page implies he's had to go through an even longer loop. Which could mean we can safely triple the count.
This tells us how many times he can use it regularly before it starts trashing him. If he only used it occasionally, it'd doubtless be a different story.
Literally and figuratively.
>Matter into Hamsters
>Also she resembles a chipmunk or something
Excellent.
Mori kinda resembled a rodent too, I think. Not in a bad way.
There Fukuchi goes once again, using his villains to insert weirdly topical and on-the-nose commentary
Usually it's a rich guy thinking his money makes him so superior he can do whatever he pleases to "trash".
Yep, after he chickened out of committing to making Takkoku THOROUGHLY fucked-up, he's trying once again.
He's... gotten pretty damn bold. And he's only going to get bolder.
What a troll Sakagami is, by the way. That motherfucker. What a tool.