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Fixed. It's been 20 years since my last French lesson.

He's still in middle school and has no interesting part to play right now. I haven't done the math but presumably he'll go to one of the five delinquent schools when Gaku and Harumi are in their second or third year at Aoba. He might pop up then.

You'll find out eventually.

Nine Peaks continues.

I'm no expert on that, but it just felt dark, dingy, small, and well past its due date. I also did not see any special show like is shown in this chapter. Maybe I was there at a wrong time, maybe they just don't do that anymore. Other than that it's a very nice little island.

Is it though?

Nothing good, I can tell you that. Imagine an island full of Shoukirou's/Yasuzou's.

No joke, I actually thought it was an incidental reference to a QP chapter. I forgot it was Bad Boys instead.

Tanaka Hiroshi's currently ongoing series, Kippo, is ending this year. He's already announced something new, but other than being related to Bad Boys, it's not quite clear what it is. It might be a reimagining of Bad Boys? Which would make this the teaser chapter for that.

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By the time I beat Hades for the first time I was already so sick of the first two areas, and the lack of enemy variety, playing much more of it was extremely unappealing. Hades 2 having twice the amount of areas and enemies made beating the game 10 times much more tolerable.

The truth is out there. In here, even.

Future chapters of Nine Peaks will not be uploaded to Mangadex, but somewhere else.

That's not what happened.

Fixed

Excellent work as always.

Praise the delinquent manga gods, and Akita Shoten will provide.

In the timeline before Wagatsuma timeslipped, Kanamori would have no one to propel him to a leadership position. He probably wouldn't have the guts to extort Harumi or anyone else, which means he keeps his eye, and Harumi doesn't end up following him and succeeding/overtaking Kanamori. Instead...

How? All Harumi wants to do is fish. He's the least interesting character. You never see what he's thinking. He's a blank slate who's just 'there'.

Almost certainly, because it was much less obvious when he first started showing the alternate timeline in the weekly chapters. I mean, obvious enough to readers who pay attention, but how many of those are there, really?