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Considering that the other team has Century and Stardust, I think that makes up for the numbers disadvantage. Also, any other heroes who arrive from elsewhere.

My main takeaway from this chapter is that the big knife guy is gonna get totally bodied. He probably isn't even a match for Madoka, let alone some dude with 100 coins.

Were you even paying attention? The message of this chapter was literally the opposite of "Humans are the real monsters."

Honestly a bit disappointed that she lived. Last chapter, I kinda got a vibe that he could absorb someone and their memories, but it'd kinda be their "dying gasp" and they wouldn't exist afterwards. Still a cool transformation system anyway. I've always been a fan of fusion.

"The MC got cucked! The only way for him to redeem himself is to slaughter a bunch of innocent people! Y'know, like a real man would!"

The pain of catching up with an ongoing series. Godspeed, Mr. President.

Of all the manga that I expected to update today, this was not one of them. A pleasant surprise.

I'm now even more confident that Medel has signed his own death warrant. If he couldn't match Gaolang as a boxer, he certainly can't match him in a no-holds-barred match. If he'd revealed his trump card after Gaolang's, I wouldn't be so sure, but as is, I don't think he's got a chance.

I'd say I can relate to Teru, except I don't have a cute girl inviting me to join her in the shower, so I guess I can't relate.

It's a tragedy that they made Alexander Anderson Mokichi such a jobber. No way he beats Rhitto, but I do wish we could have seen both of them in the competition.

I'm worried that my man Muteba is gonna get hired by the Purgatory dude. He works for money, and the Purgatory guy has a hell of a lot of money.

Up till this chapter, I was legitimately afraid that the final was going to be "the generic big bad vs the generic protagonist," and even though I'm still disappointed that the one trope this manga doesn't break is having Ohma always win, I'm frankly exhilarated that a badass like Kuroki won...

Having not read the rest of this series yet, I'm gonna be honest- This is nervewracking. It's nothing short of tragic that the two biggest badasses in the entire tournament have to eliminate each other at the top of round 2.

After getting bored watching the anime and eventually giving up on finishing it, I finally came back to finish the manga. This is definitely the second-weakest part of JoJo in my opinion, but it's still JoJo, so it's still a thoroughly enjoyable experience. 8/10, compared to the other parts that...

This book was a fucking blessing.

"Jobin, I am going to sacrifice my life to let Tsurgi survive." "I cannot allow that! That's the old-fashioned way of doing things!" "Then what do you suggest?" "The right path is carving a bloody swath through Morioh and personally murdering you, all in the hopes of saving Tsurgi." "That sounds...

I've loved this manga from the start to now, but I hate to admit it, seeing the flashbacks to school life just remind me of how much better the beginning of this manga was then it is now. The slice of life elements before there were ever fight scenes were just sublime. Now it's still enjoyable...

>Croc's gonna die and wake up in a Gantz room. Imagine this actually taking that turn. Croc and all of his friends die and enter into a deadly, ruthless blood-sport in which they will all be killed and resurrected repeatedly until there's nothing left of them but survival instinct and hatred.

I'm getting existential terror that, like, the world is gonna end when this last chapter is released. The croc is a metaphor for humanity.

@BCS @Caul They're already caught up. They caught up a few days ago. This is as close to real-time translation as they'll get.