Saikyou de Saisoku no Mugen Level Up - Ch. 6 - Friends

[MangaDex]

 

[Smokron]

Is that it? No betrayal? He just didn't wanna bother with them anymore? Well kudos for the author for avoiding the usual tropes I guess

 

[orangerain7734]

Greaaat, just as he suddenly left his former party in the flashback, said party reappeared again here.

Wonder what's gonna happen now.

 

[orangerain7734]

Is that it? No betrayal? He just didn't wanna bother with them anymore? Well kudos for the author for avoiding the usual tropes I guess

Honestly would do same. No point working with a group if one of them gets violent with you after helping them out.

 

[gorore]

so the big guy fell under the influence of some weird status effect and then makoto instatly left without considering anything

guess they had no way of contacting him either since he spends his entire life in the dungeon

 

[MerlinD]

You know if someone punched me in the face after saving them, thats a flag

 

[GipoScribantino]

The translator really likes the adverb "quickly", huh.

Anyway, at least the former party is still on somewhat good terms and they are actually strong instead of being the trope where the MC carries them. I don't generally dislike that trope, but like everything when there's too much of it, it gets annoying.

 

[bruzilu]

I honestly thought he got betrayed or smth

 

[Xenvex]

Wow, really curbed my expectation and had no betrayal. Actually that's some pretty level-headed thinking. He saw a red-flag and was like "nah, i'm out".

 

[ia_zero]

Let me guess. Kaido is actually worried about Makoto since he using his own hand as a shield to save Kaido.

 

[outinthegardener]

I predict some low-calorie drama, then he saves everyone, and they all become friends again. Glasses girl is in the running for 1st FML.

 

[Yke547]

so the big guy fell under the influence of some weird status effect and then makoto instatly left without considering anything

guess they had no way of contacting him either since he spends his entire life in the dungeon

I wouldn't say he was under status effect influence.

He was already trying to exclude Makoto from the rock paper scizzors before the fight, and got singled out by everyone for being the only one against it.

IMO, maybe he liked the white haired and felt pissed off after she tried protecting him. Or he just didn't want some random guy getting instantly included on the group's stuff.

 

[tsuylen]

I wouldn't say he was under status effect influence.

He was already trying to exclude Makoto from the rock paper scizzors before the fight, and got singled out by everyone for being the only one against it.

IMO, maybe he liked the white haired and felt pissed off after she tried protecting him. Or he just didn't want some random guy getting instantly included on the group's stuff.

I think its just a straightforward inferiority complex situation. Think he's the sort of guy who defined himself as 'strong', being a big guy already, and then out of nowhere someone 3 times his level showed up and made him feel less significant. No one picked up on his feelings about the situation, rightly called him out for being weird to their guest, and then watched as he couldn't do anything about the boss, meanwhile new guy oneshots it.

 

[Unknown39a]

I did not expect such rational and non emotional reasoning/encounter in a manga.

 

[Vono]

Can anyone tell me what chapter this is in the novel

 

[OppaiDragon]

so the big guy fell under the influence of some weird status effect and then makoto instatly left without considering anything

guess they had no way of contacting him either since he spends his entire life in the dungeon

No, the big guy was just salty

 

[Unma]

Nice that this doesn't fall into the usual tired cliches but I can't help but think the flashback ended a little too quickly. Just felt a little jarring to me. I mean, these last few chapters have felt a tad rushed/fast paced, but it feels like that'll be the manga in general.
Not that it's bad, just a little odd and hard to follow at times. Hope this encounter doesn't go too badly.

 

[sjmcc13]

The Jan-Ken-Pon is a stupid way to decide who gets the kill, and relies on them being able to afford ensuring a specific person lands the last blow which is not always an options, and likely would not have been here especially is MC was not there.

Plus considering there is a slight psychological element involved that actually makes the distribution not a perfect split it will lead to issues in the long run. The only fair method would be lowest level member to keep the party as close as possible.

so the big guy fell under the influence of some weird status effect and then makoto instatly left without considering anything

guess they had no way of contacting him either since he spends his entire life in the dungeon

No stratus effect, just anger at being saved and losing "his" kill.

Anyway, at least the former party is still on somewhat good terms and they are actually strong instead of being the trope where the MC carries them. I don't generally dislike that trope, but like everything when there's too much of it, it gets annoying.

He was only with them for 1 dungeon, not long enough for them to be dependent on him like the exiled from party trope relies on.
But that is mostly an allegory for and targeted at underappreciated workers, particularly black company employees.

Can anyone tell me what chapter this is in the novel

IIRc, the manga is doing things out of order, and possibly skipping material. them meet in ch 47.

 

[XicoYe]

I already knew this was trash, but damn, that reason for leaving was waaaaaayy weaker than I even thought it could be.

 

[GameyMGD]

I thought for sure they're gonna die a tragic death like the cliche backstory.