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that panel with the BIG GLASSES falling from the sky is one of the funniest things I've seen all week. love it

What I wonder is, can Ousen himself fight? He doesn't seem like the obviously frail old man/waifish boy commander type, but I can't remember if he's ever done any combat himself.

this has to be one of the most random, esoteric things she's done yet. Onsen stirring? Is that really, like, a thing? With actual rituals and customs?

the "power levels" in Kinnikuman always seemed strange to me. Like what is it actually a measurement of? And if it can't ever change normally, then what's the point of ever training?

Thank you for finishing this up! I love the ending. It's a bit anti-climactic, but that's the point. The last gathering isn't super epic, it's just yet another gathering, down the same streets as always. Because that's all the Bosozoku can do, is repeat the same actions over and over. But Kaze...

I opened this chapter and my first thought was "oh boy, another random thing that the Princess thinks will make her sleepy. Nobody has ever heard of napping on leaves before. This manga's premise is really running thin, huh." then the actual chapter was great, shut my ass right up lol. As...

Before, it was as if Phos has achieved "humanity". But now, he looks more like a "demon".

Honestly I forget about Kurosaki - he's the #2 for a reason I suppose, but is it possible he has the solution? Or more likely, he's here to light a fire under Endou's ass. Which is the last thing he needs, imo.

Momentai~!

I love how this is totally just allowed in the rules. He's gonna go for 14 green dragons, just watch.

Having a hidden sibling named Bebebe is the stupidest, most wonderful thing. Also, going by the translator's notes, this was translated way back in 2008!? How did it take 10 years to finally get put into scanlation! Wow!!

okay, now I understand things better. The actual content of the translation may be very similar, but this one is worded a lot better. (it helped to go back and read the pre-flashback chapters to remember what the heck was going on in the story, too)

@SunSun The Art of War wasn't confidential, it was widely distributed across the Chinese military as one of the core texts. It was introduced to Japan as early as the 8th century. Shingen was the one who famously took his "Furinkazan" from it, but you can bet that any East-Asian general worth...

thank you for your work!

Really hoping a better translation comes out, cuz I'm lost here.

Are those grey words near/behind the key word alternate readings? That's a nice way of communicating them, I don't think I've ever seen it done like that before. cool!

I'm pretty sure that "keep harassing the enemy to make them weary and deny them rest" was one of Sun Tzu's teachings, no way it would be a novel tactic in this era.

Where's the last chapter? I need to see the ending!

This manga is excellent. Tarouza from Doubutsu no Kuni and Legosi would have a lot to talk about together.

glad to see this back!