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Aurora posted:nooooo it's not out yet I know, so it's a double whammy.
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Mikl posted:Maybe it's an issue with Jump in general this time? The Black Clover chapter is also very rough. Crazyeyes posted:People who start talking about the new chapter without linking it and before it is linked should be summarily executed.
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Feb 23, 2017 16:20
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Also just go and subscribe to the english online Shonen Jump
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I'll second that. But have they changed their online reader format?
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Feb 23, 2017 17:36
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Sadly not really, but it's... functional enough? I just read it on a tablet anyway.
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Feb 23, 2017 17:41
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Man, I figured it would take way longer for one of the death touch guys to try and touch Vault Boy, but here we are.
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Feb 23, 2017 18:35
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If I had to guess, there won't be any physical confrontation. We just had a whole spiel about how these guys hadn't [provably] done anything yet.
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Asimo posted:Sadly not really, but it's... functional enough? I just read it on a tablet anyway. That is ... unfortunate. It was literally the only thing that made me cancel my subscription, though I kept it for an extra year without once using their reader. Once I get some more scratch I'll do the same thing again.
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 This is the most Toshinori pose i've ever seen anyone pull that's not called All Might.
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I've read shounen before. I know that this will be a tense verbal confrontation that almost escalates to a fight, but Deku ultimately ultimately backs down this time because he has no proof. He could tail Overhaul afterwards or something, though, and get in a whole mess of trouble.
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It's kinda weird that he is wearing his mask, think he would try to keep a low profile. Maybe he has a messed mouth. Wait, does he know there is a hero after him?
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Electric Phantasm posted:It's kinda weird that he is wearing his mask, think he would try to keep a low profile. Maybe he has a messed mouth. He's not wanted by the police. Nighteye was just saying this chapter that he hasn't done anything illegal yet, that's why it's a surveillance mission. Also he's a yakuza, they don't generally bother with low profile.
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Reinanigans posted:Lay off the art. Yes, it's rough in a couple of places, but manga artists are on such a ridiculous schedule that the fact that 15/19 pages of this are amazing quality is a major feat already. It was just jarring. It's not like we're talking about a pose or two looking funny. There's several literal rough draft panels in this issue--it's worrying especially considering the schedule manga artists have.
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Electric Phantasm posted:It's kinda weird that he is wearing his mask, think he would try to keep a low profile. Maybe he has a messed mouth. The stereotypical Yakuza goon tactic (in stories, at least) is to be blatantly, obviously, loudly a criminal, impossible to ignore, obviously up to no good, but not actually commit any crimes where they can be seen, and to keep your mouth shut if the cops actually do arrest you. So everyone sees the criminal leaving his cocaine house to go buy some sex slaves at the market, but the cops aren't arresting him. He must be terrifying! And in a few months when he says he can make your regulatory problems go away and also provide totally legal security, well, paying him seems like a good idea.
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I think that noticing it and commenting on it is one thing that's to be expected, sure, but it's another to say that it means the manga is on the decline in any way. These guys have such nutso schedules that things like this are inevitable and the fact it took three years for cracks to show is more impressive than anything.
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Begemot posted:He's not wanted by the police. Nighteye was just saying this chapter that he hasn't done anything illegal yet, that's why it's a surveillance mission. Well he did explode that one dude, but I guess the police don't know about that yet.
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Rhonne posted:Well he did explode that one dude, but I guess the police don't know about that yet. Hey, that was self defense. I'm not sure that Sir had a plan for actually running into the guy.
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Rhonne posted:Well he did explode that one dude, but I guess the police don't know about that yet. They did also murder the heck outta those guys that stole the atm in Twice's chapter. But I guess there were no cops around?
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HellCopter posted:Hey, that was self defense. "It's very easy, if I touch him, I'll know everything he does." "But Sir, if you touch him, he'll blow you up."
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Blockhouse posted:how do you beat nighteye's quirk? I don't think he sees everything. Just literally what the person will be doing. He saw Deku on the ground "cowering" but didn't have any context for it. When the time came, he laughed because he had no idea that he would be faced with the situation he had been placed in. So someone who effects the environment would probably have an easier time dealing with him than someone like Deku. Also I think that's why he cares so much about humor. He likes the unpredictable nature of it, when you can see all the punchlines coming the ones that catch you off guard are great.
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It seems like the best way to deal with Sir, assuming he only sees what someone's body will be doing in the future, is to somehow throw something at him in a way where it doesn't look like you're throwing something. Otherwise he would still see whenever you punched/kicked him and be able to counter it. Melee weapons might also work, assuming his vision is truly limited to just the person and not any objects they may be holding. He might see you swinging a weapon at him but not know how long the weapon is or what kind of shape it has, etc.
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Feb 24, 2017 00:41
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nah he says he saw deku slumped over with a form in hand dude sees everything on a target's person for sure
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Nothing is actually going to happen with Overhaul, it's a hook to kick off the arc and it'll probably come up later when Overhaul recognizes Deku.
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Ytlaya posted:Melee weapons might also work, assuming his vision is truly limited to just the person and not any objects they may be holding.
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Also Overhaul might just wear the mask due to him being a germaphobe.
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The actual best way to deal with Sir Nighteye is not to let him touch you in the first place. Also, the ending of this chapter went in a really dark direction. Is Overhaul running a human trafficking operation? If so, seems a bit much for Jump. Silver2195 fucked around with this message at 03:21 on Feb 24, 2017 |
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Begemot posted:They did also murder the heck outta those guys that stole the atm in Twice's chapter. But I guess there were no cops around? The report that Bubble Girl got tickled over was about that meeting. So Nighteye is very much on their trail.
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By the way, I like the contrast that's being set up between Deku and Togata. A while back I noted that while Deku is a fairly typical protagonist for an American superhero comic, he's an unusual protagonist for a shonen manga in some ways. Sir Nighteye is essentially saying that a more typical shonen protagonist like Togata (self-confident, cheerful, kind of an idiot) is what the world needs.
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Silver2195 posted:The actual best way to deal with Sir Nighteye is not to let him touch you in the first place. I'm guessing a similar quirk-eugenics program to Endeavour, but on a larger scale. It seems to be the only other way to get quirks you want without A4O.
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Silver2195 posted:By the way, I like the contrast that's being set up between Deku and Togata. A while back I noted that while Deku is a fairly typical protagonist for an American superhero comic, he's an unusual protagonist for a shonen manga in some ways. Sir Nighteye is essentially saying that a more typical shonen protagonist like Togata (self-confident, cheerful, kind of an idiot) is what the world needs. Yeah, in the search for a new person to take up All Might's mantle, Sir thinks only someone who has All Might's temperament - seemingly confident, capable of reassuring the masses with his very present, a permanent smile on his face - is the worthy successor. And, in some way, he does have a point - Deku doesn't really exude the same impact and force that All Might and Mirio did. He shows his negative emotions (despair, confusion, fear, etc.) far more easily. How can the people have faith in that? But Deku's probably on his way to becoming a different type of hero from All Might, anyways.
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All Might's insistence on being a symbol and that there needs to be a symbol is the reason everything is so hosed up anyway. All Might's idea was bad. A symbol/leader is nice during times of extreme strife but at some point for society to become stable the symbol/leader needs to step aside and everyone needs to step up and the systems in place need to be good. You cannot count on just having this unbroken line of good successors, or living forever or whatever.
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I think that's gonna be his realization, eventually, when he finally acknowledges Deku. The idea that just because he's inheriting All Might's power doesn't mean he has to inherit his methods. Edit "Gimpy Gran Torino" is a hilarious insult, not gonna lie.
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Fabricated posted:All Might's insistence on being a symbol and that there needs to be a symbol is the reason everything is so hosed up anyway. All Might's idea was bad. Alternatively, Deku needs to become a different type of symbol. All Might was like a pillar. As long as he was around, everything would be okay. Deku, or whoever, needs to become a guidepost. The type of person people wanna be like, and try their best to measure up to. A real "What Would Deku Do?" type of character.
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Really Deku's biggest strength anyway is how well he works together with others, and can get people quickly working together on a plan that makes use of their strengths. He's not fit to stand as the singular pillar that holds everything up alone, he's the foundation on which everyone else can stand.
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Oh, I think I have a decent metaphor. Nighteye expects Deku to be Superman, while he's much better suited to act as Teen Titans-era Tim Drake.
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well yea, all might is basically the original superman from back when he'd leap tall buildings in a single bound instead of just flying over them
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Zerilan posted:Really Deku's biggest strength anyway is how well he works together with others, and can get people quickly working together on a plan that makes use of their strengths. He's not fit to stand as the singular pillar that holds everything up alone, he's the foundation on which everyone else can stand. Well, to be fair once he can fully harness One for All he'll be so absurdly strong that he would be able to hold everything up alone in most cases.
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Silver2195 posted:The actual best way to deal with Sir Nighteye is not to let him touch you in the first place. One piece has had that sort of thing for over a decade though, if not more extreme.
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Captain Invictus posted:One piece has had that sort of thing for over a decade though, if not more extreme. And Naruto had Orochimaru dissecting orphans and other villagers for his immortality research.
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Ytlaya posted:Well, to be fair once he can fully harness One for All he'll be so absurdly strong that he would be able to hold everything up alone in most cases. That's probably like ten years in the future when his bones are fully grown and he has packed enough muscle. Unless he gets crippled before then
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