Isekai Samurai - Ch. 32

[0DvGate]

Ginko stunning out of nowhere was a treat. Definitely got it from her Mother.

 

[StormSen]

oh my god I love the character design of that wolf dude. 10/10

Like Wil E Coyote, but scary badass. Even the Roadrunner would be on the ropes.

 

[StormSen]

Ginko counters with Glamour!

 

[NicholasTurner]

He reminds me of that one guy from Yu-gi-oh who had the Toon deck, Wolf man keeps self referencing old wolf based fairy tales and even his art style has a old Loony tunes kind of style about him occasionally.

 

[AinzSama-]

ginko predicting the wolf wouldn't actually hit her was too funny, she hit the wolf with this face:

 

[JohnsonNa]

Mikiri counter!

 

[waldo220]

Reminds me of Sekiro's Mikiri Counter, which was also usable against powerful thrusts only.

 

[Deathhappens]

So after Mikiri, comes... MIKIRI COUNTER

 

[Deathhappens]

I just want to note that "Go no Sen" is three words, not one, and there's a good deal more to it than "attack to block attacks" or whatever. It's one of the three 'initiatives of attack' in Japanese martial arts. Those are: Go no Sen (allow your opponent to attack first, then counter), Sen no Sen (attack at the same time as your opponent, making your attack into both offense and defense), and Sen-Sen no Sen (pre-empt your opponent's attack, strike before they are ready). There's a LOT written about all three and what exactly they mean in different disciplines (Karate, Judo, Kendo, Aikido, etc) and different contexts (like business meetings or social gatherings). Just saying, this could use a TL note. A bigger TL note.