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@Remixman87 Prisman is landing on the flat of his triangular back/shoulders, while making Bicorn land head-first on his sharp triangle front. of course, Kinnikuman is often arbitrary about why their moves do damage to one person and not the other, but I think this time it makes sense.

somehow I hate Ishitaka more than some of the loan shark rich fucks Kaiji has encountered in the past, hahaha

didn't he use this same tactic against Hanayama back in the Maximum Tournament?

and it returns! yaaaaay!!

@Martinho Bakuon Rettou is pretty good.

I feel like "oneshot" is a very generous term for what this is - two pages of illustrations with translated notes. not that I don't appreciate it, there's a ton of Japanese artists who draw pictures that I'd like translated, but this feels more like something that should be uploaded to danbooru...

first time I've seen a dog go for the groin in this series and JEEZ that escalated quickly

I was not prepared for how Otokojuku this got in the last 3 volumes. Good shit

@cromat I think Kaiji takes place in the early 90s, he probably doesn't have a cell phone.

Add this to the pile of series that need to be picked up again...

I wish the scans hadn't taken a nosedive in quality in volume 3, but it's still a nice read.

Surprisingly good for how short it is! But that means there's no fat, it all works together. Should have the ecchi tag, though.

it's back!!! Thank you so much. I think it's a shame this series didn't take off more, I could have easily seen a fun anime adaption, but oh well. Glad to see you're working on finishing up the chapters, at least!

I really like how Prisman's lines are translated here. In general, Hercules Factory does a good job of giving the characters different "voices". also, Prisman at the end panicking and using his Rainbow Shower technique reminded me of Naputaaku from Magu-chan: God of Destruction

I love that last panel.

two goddesses is stronger than one!

@onepenguin0 wow, that's pretty cool! maybe you could have left the idioms as-is, since they're straightforward enough, but taking the localization job a step further and elaborating on an existing English idioms is really clever. Especially the way you connected "in for a pound" to the "pound...

NAJIMI OUTTO

maybe it's cuz I'm speedreading, but how did Gisco wind up over here? wasn't he captured at sea by the Romans?

kinda disappointed the "trick" to beating all those anti-siege weapons was just "attack from a specific angle when everybody is partying". I was looking forward to some sort of specific counter-measures, but I guess we must follow history after all.