I was getting tired of him going around, beating everyone easily, and acting all smug. But his character growth has been interesting, he lost most of his rash temper thanks to the master he aquired, and now he recognized another's strength, and said he wouldn't mind dying if he had to. All this without giving up, and still trying to grow. Nice work on the author.
If he can increase his level as much as he wants, and the monsters keep growing in strength, soon enough he'll be so powerful S rank hunters will look like toddlers to him.
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he will eeventually become nation leve
That is right my sweet child, muscles will never betray you, embrace the muscle, and achieve HOLY MUSCLE REVOLUTION!
And achieve max sexiness
Winning is winning, Jun took that to heart, and is going to do anything. At least he didn't bring a gun like Sousuke from Full Metal Panic.
You would have kenshiro as your profile pic with this comic ╮(￣▽￣)╭
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For someone who's getting used to his name, reading: you're an idiot, dick. Sounds like he's being insulted twice, rather than being adressed at. Still funny though.
That hunter is so full of himself that he ended up looking like an ass in front of all those people. Instead of making noise to get attention, he should work hard so that his skill makes the noise for him.
If she puts them both on the ground, can they go against her will? She proves that they can't beat her, therefore she doesn't need their protection.
From the artwork, and how the story has been set out. I have a feeling there will be some drama, and tragedy along the way. I really hope nothing bad will happen to the two.
the tags leave me hopeful
Is it that amazing that someone can work hard to become strong? There are jobs, there are mythical beasts, and there's magic. But for some reason none of these people can wrap their heads around how someone can TRAIN to become stronger, even if they don't have a job. So people with jobs just wait to level up? That doesn't seem right...
Yea that's basically how it goes in this world. Why work 10x as hard to train to learn things, when almost everyone gets a job assigned to them and can learn skills and such with little real effort?
For us in the real world we need to put in that effort. But if we grew up in a world where, for instance, you could get the job "mechanical engineer" assigned to you, and you'd immediately be at 2nd year university level, we might be like that as well. Why put in 2 years of hard work if you can just hope for a good job and learn it even before you're of age to go to highschool?
Well, you got a 2nd year university level. But imagine if you work super hard on top of that. You'd be making space ships while in the bathroom taking a wizz. With the concept of easy jobs, they could go even beyond what others could imagine if they worked hard. I guess it's just to show how complacent people are.
Yea, no doubt about it. In this world people are really, REALLY complacent. I did say we might be like that too, but you're right. There would at least be a few people here and there that would put in all that extra effort anyway. If only to be better than anyone else with the same class.
plus, judging by the 1st chapter where those kids got the same class as their parents and were happy about it, i'm guessing many ppl tend to get classes that they already enjoy doing or have at least got some knowledge in. this means most ppl prob get the class they wanted anyway.
That's a really frightening idea though...imagine that it's hereditary. Then if you're born from a family of farmers, that's all you'll achieve in life, nothing else. Imagine that in the real world, it'd be a cycle of rich people's bloodline gaining all the power, and the rest unable to even reach a speck of that.
that would suck, but in this case the kids were happy about it, so I think it's more based on what you want to be as well as what you are capable of doing.
He managed to run around for half a day...good, but Usato has some bad news, he's going back!