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[EricaFan]

Is that the actual 44.1 or 43.2?

Is that big proud guy that kills everybody towards the chapter's end Tzycrow? I'm not sure exactly why but his face looks kinda similar and it might contextually make sense if that's how he meets Yoko and Erika since he is supposed to be one their primary teachers later on.

And did they have some sort of a huge cloning accident with evil mustached guys? The guy with the triangle somehow seems similar to the marquis from Muster's arc.

[00_unit]

Is that the actual 44.1 or 43.2?

Is that big proud guy that kills everybody towards the chapter's end Tzycrow? I'm not sure exactly why but his face looks kinda similar and it might contextually make sense if that's how he meets Yoko and Erika since he is supposed to be one their primary teachers later on.

And did they have some sort of a huge cloning accident with evil mustached guys? The guy with the triangle somehow seems similar to the marquis from Muster's arc.

No Kishiro release 2 chapters in one issue last issue

This is legitmately 44.1. It seems to be bi weekly I do not know why but they guy looks like the man who gave the nnn book to the captain during the dejah thoris incident 60 years ago but I know it is not that man though, wonder if this character's debut relates with knipe negandra knighthorse

[00_unit]

I wonder if Erica will get a say my name moment. I can imagine it already her saying "say my name" and someone replying "Frau x" and she goes "you're goddamn right" or I am the danger" "I am the one who knocks".

I wonder if Erica's character development will be as iconic as that as that tv series actually develop a good to evil character plot line very well.

[EricaFan]

Hmm, my face recognition seems to be seriously broken, after checking the end of the present arc again there isn't the slightest bit of similarity with Tzycrow and you're right, there is quite a bit of a similarity with Big Madam's "Mr. Hero".
Why are you saying with certainty that it is not that man though?

Also my pop culture is rather weak, could you please explain what are you referring to as "that tv series"?

[00_unit]

Hmm, my face recognition seems to be seriously broken, after checking the end of the present arc again there isn't the slightest bit of similarity with Tzycrow and you're right, there is quite a bit of a similarity with Big Madam's "Mr. Hero".
Why are you saying with certainty that it is not that man though?

Also my pop culture is rather weak, could you please explain what are you referring to as "that tv series"?

they seem to be talking about the book and mr hero entrusted the book to someone so i assume it can't be him maybe there is a relation in some form such as the same race of family member just spitballing admittedly. I admit i am intrigued by this arc right now as it is interesting will it payoff though no idea. We know one thing he is a panzer kunst user and is an altmeister level one at that. Or it could be one of the five schools the series mentioned

the tv series i was referring to was "breaking bad", a series iconic known to make the protagonist less sympathetic as the plot progresses.

[EricaFan]

they seem to be talking about the book and mr hero entrusted the book to someone so i assume it can't be him maybe there is a relation in some form such as the same race of family member just spitballing admittedly. I admit i am intrigued by this arc right now as it is interesting will it payoff though no idea. We know one thing he is a panzer kunst user and is an altmeister level one at that.

the tv series i was referring to was "breaking bad", a series iconic known to make the protagonist less sympathetic as the plot progresses.

It's true that since Mr. Hero entrusted the book to someone else while saying that maybe someone related to him would someday come to pick it up it would be somewhat of a bad story telling if that someone turns out to be him.

The only thing is, "the Spartan" (the whole thing seems to have a mythical Greek vibe) guy presented in this chapter looks to be seriously old..
hmm.. I wanted to say that adding prosthetics he just might be old enough to have been in his fifties 60 years ago like Mr. Hero seemed to be.. but..
The whole mythical Greek vibe thing, a part of which is physical health and wholeness, would suggest he is all natural and thus around his seventies/eighties which would fall in place with him being a young family member of Mr. Hero 60 years ago..
Then again.. his hands seem to be clearly artificial though..
Then again Yakoleva is at least 70 years old (assuming she isn't lying about knowing Mr. Hero) and looks much younger so it's strange for "the Spartan" to look that old..
Actually Yakoleva only says that "she knew that guy" so she might be referring to Nagendra and not Mr. Hero..
Or could Mr. Hero be Nagendra himself..
ARGH...

In any case, is "the Spartan" actually there to take the NNN book, I can't read Japanese so I'm not really sure whats going on, but looking just at the visual presentation it seems possible that he is only using the book as bait.


I don't really have the time to watch a 60+ episode TV series right now, but from reading it's Wikipedia article I have to disagree about Erika and Walter being a similar kind of Evil, rather I'd say they are even somewhat opposite.

From what I read in the article, Walter starts out as neutral then slides into evil for the "good" reason of financially providing for his family and then due to hitting jackpot escalates to being Evil and his "good" reason slowly turn into being merely an excuse for satisfying his own selfish desires.

Erika on the other hand is EVIL from the very start, If anything her relationship with Yoko actually mellows her out a bit into only being Evil. Because her parent's were total bastards killing them might seem a much lesser evil act than killing Yoko's surrogate mother, but actually it's the other way around:
Considering how capable she was, if she just wanted to escape her parents abuse, Erika could have just run away from home and quite a bit earlier at that. She stayed and continued to suffer at their hand's because she hated them and wanted to see them die miserably at her feet.
On the other hand, killing Yoko's surrogate mother might have seemed like a cruel thing to do, however, not only would the fate that she would have experienced if the Marquis had caught her alive would have been likely a lot worse, but, dying as she did actually allowed Yoko's surrogate mother to find a sort of meaning and fulfillment to her existence.

[00_unit]

they seem to be talking about the book and mr hero entrusted the book to someone so i assume it can't be him maybe there is a relation in some form such as the same race of family member just spitballing admittedly. I admit i am intrigued by this arc right now as it is interesting will it payoff though no idea. We know one thing he is a panzer kunst user and is an altmeister level one at that.

the tv series i was referring to was "breaking bad", a series iconic known to make the protagonist less sympathetic as the plot progresses.

It's true that since Mr. Hero entrusted the book to someone else while saying that maybe someone related to him would someday come to pick it up it would be somewhat of a bad story telling if that someone turns out to be him.

The only thing is, "the Spartan" (the whole thing seems to have a mythical Greek vibe) guy presented in this chapter looks to be seriously old..
hmm.. I wanted to say that adding prosthetics he just might be old enough to have been in his fifties 60 years ago like Mr. Hero seemed to be.. but..
The whole mythical Greek vibe thing, a part of which is physical health and wholeness, would suggest he is all natural and thus around his seventies/eighties which would fall in place with him being a young family member of Mr. Hero 60 years ago..
Then again.. his hands seem to be clearly artificial though..
Then again Yakoleva is at least 70 years old (assuming she isn't lying about knowing Mr. Hero) and looks much younger so it's strange for "the Spartan" to look that old..
Actually Yakoleva only says that "she knew that guy" so she might be referring to Nagendra and not Mr. Hero..
Or could Mr. Hero be Nagendra himself..
ARGH...

In any case, is "the Spartan" actually there to take the NNN book, I can't read Japanese so I'm not really sure whats going on, but looking just at the visual presentation it seems possible that he is only using the book as bait.


I don't really have the time to watch a 60+ episode TV series right now, but from reading it's Wikipedia article I have to disagree about Erika and Walter being a similar kind of Evil, rather I'd say they are even somewhat opposite.

From what I read in the article, Walter starts out as neutral then slides into evil for the "good" reason of financially providing for his family and then due to hitting jackpot escalates to being Evil and his "good" reason slowly turn into being merely an excuse for satisfying his own selfish desires.

Erika on the other hand is EVIL from the very start, If anything her relationship with Yoko actually mellows her out a bit into only being Evil. Because her parent's were total bastards killing them might seem a much lesser evil act than killing Yoko's surrogate mother, but actually it's the other way around:
Considering how capable she was, if she just wanted to escape her parents abuse, Erika could have just run away from home and quite a bit earlier at that. She stayed and continued to suffer at their hand's because she hated them and wanted to see them die miserably at her feet.
On the other hand, killing Yoko's surrogate mother might have seemed like a cruel thing to do, however, not only would the fate that she would have experienced if the Marquis had caught her alive would have been likely a lot worse, but, dying as she did actually allowed Yoko's surrogate mother to find a sort of meaning and fulfillment to her existence.

Yeah i see what you mean for walter it was about ego and pride as that is one of theme of the show and his confession being evil was just a mean to satisfy it and saying he did for himself at the end. Though still Erica took great sadistic pleasure in killing the surrogate mother which was very messed up

That man could be part of the five schools of panzer kunst such as schneider etc as the footnote mentions he is an altmeister.