Not that exact scene I was thinking of, but I was thinking the one where Chrollo knocks out that girl. I guess the framing isn't as similar as the other one, but I also never got far enough to see the one with Gon for reasons.
Finally caught up with this after putting it off for a bit. I still wish we could have gotten an anime adaptation, especially with Keiji Fujiwara as Travis Kirkland, but alas. They really need to add the Slave Wraiths and the Pixy to Gundam EXVS already.
I know that this was based on the events...
I honestly forgot why I was reading this manga a long time ago, but then I looked back at the mangaka's works and was reminded why I was interested to begin with. I actually did like that manga. This one, though, I very much did not after a while. That said, I still have hope for this one.
To be fair, the MC is inarguably the most normal person in this manga. He just happens to be surrounded by the least normal people he could find, and the number of people keeps increasing. :huh:
I looked at the comments before I actually read the chapter and I saw this one at first.
Having reached the end, it suddenly makes sense why this question was asked.
Although, to be honest, I don't remember how this ended up in my "to read" list, but the first chapter was enough to keep me...
It's one of those stories that only works because it's fictional. I'd put this kinda in the same ballpark as something like Higehiro, which I also liked for similar reasons.
It's honestly kinda funny how much of a bum Jerid is here compared to actual Jerid. The real Jerid would have ran down that train and forced the doors open while his legs were broken.