So, him losing would be be better off for the manga, is what you are saying.If Kintoki wins this somehow it might genuinenly worsen my opnion of the manga as a whole lmao, theres being an underdog and then whatever he currently is.
Odin I dare you to try and get my limp dick up with song
"But you see, the Norse dEiTy underestimated one thing: the unbeatable Japanese warrior spirit! The ultimate, unbeatable Japanese sharpen their discipline so strongly that they have ultimate control of their body down to the very cell which renders Odin's ability worthless."If Kintoki wins this somehow it might genuinenly worsen my opnion of the manga as a whole lmao, theres being an underdog and then whatever he currently is.
This is only if the japanese fighter uses a sword."But you see, the Norse dEiTy underestimated one thing: the unbeatable Japanese warrior spirit! The ultimate, unbeatable Japanese sharpen their discipline so strongly that they have ultimate control of their body down to the very cell which renders Odin's ability worthless."
Maybe you're right. The katana buff on Japanese warriors is too strong.This is only if the japanese fighter uses a sword.
Kojiro has a sword and won
Okita has a sword and won
Raiden doesn't had a sword and lost.
And Kintoki also doesn’t have a sword.
If gods lose here it's over, iirc.(Actually, what's the score currently again ? I actually forgotlol)
He at the very least can't win without strings attached. "Win the battle, lose the war", it would only be acceptable if Odin ends up making the tournament irrelevant - or him dying is the final catalyst for his revenge plan and the cast now has to fight the freed primordials. Though to be fair, I'm not a fan of aborted tournament arcs.If Kintoki wins this somehow it might genuinenly worsen my opnion of the manga as a whole lmao, theres being an underdog and then whatever he currently is.