Coco is ridiculously OP even by Toriko standards. Near speed of light spears? Poison that goes through any immunities? And this is at the half point of the series or perhaps even earlier. Dear god.
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that one panel reminds me of byakuya's bankai. But with forks
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Well, this is pretty dissapointing.
Salamander Sphinx was a more challenging fight than this, and he wasn't some humanity-extinguishing monster. -
I'm more excited to see the whole humanity gets ravaged by that dried up 'Four Beast' in the center of the Human World.
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Ok, so this is all done. Go read it you humans…
http://hiwamatanoboru.com/2012/08/12/toriko-199/I really loved this chapter. It delivered in such great fashion without dragging any shit out like forever like SOME manga do. And yet there's still more to come.
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Chapter's out. Thanks so much kewl! http://hiwamatanoboru.com/2012/08/12/toriko-199/
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I'm more excited to see the whole humanity gets ravaged by that dried up 'Four Beast' in the center of the Human World.
How awesome would it be if Shima just decided to kill off humanity to kickstart the second half of the series?
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I was hoping to see Coco's Intimination this time, it has been a very long since last time.
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Well, that was fast, I hope that the Four Beast manages to make it up for this 3 chapters battle.
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Awesome! Super awesome!
But…hey, if the Four Heavenly Kings got to be this strong, how the hell stroger are the 0th Biotope or guys like Midora, Ichiryuu, Jirou or Starjun? Wow!
Now I wanna know the rest of this arc (with the real "Four Beast" and the guy between it) even more than before! -
As short as those fights were, I'm somehow not disappointed. Good show, Shima.
Page 9 put a thought in my head: What if Toriko has to resort to cannibalism at some point?
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JESUS CHRIST. The heroes' power levels really are reaching DBZ levels of absurdity'
"Oh yeah, I can control you THROUGH YOUR NERVES with MY HAIR, then repeatedly glance a blow back and forth between rolls of hair strands for an invincible attack, with no visible physical strain whatsoever. Wait, why is all of humanity bowing before me?"
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As insane as the power levels are shooting up, its nice that there r still logical reasoning behind it. So as long as it hasn't turned into generic Energy Blast spamming, I'm still okay with it.
With that being said, I'm liking less and less of Toriko's power. All the other 3 was really unique and its making Toriko's moves looking….....ordinary
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This chapter was okay. But compared to the other Training Arcs, this Arc's been pretty cool as it goes straight to battle with no exposition or adventuring watsoever. I hope we'll see more action on their fight with the 'Four Beast', that'd be boss.
And I don't think the Kings are overpowered. Infact, I don't even mind. they're supposed to be uber strong now. We've been through like, how many volumes of Toriko's training arc? 10? Anyways i cant wait to see what Teppei's going to do :3
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I'm a casual Toriko fan. I like it well enough. The pace works for me sometimes, but other times something seems missing.
I have a question though for people who follow more closely than I do.
Toriko's attacks, the fork and knife stuff, does…does he create forks and knives? I thought at first it was just like imagery, like he was using his arms and legs to cut and slice...like a fork and knife, and the pictures of big forks were just to illustrate what he was imitating. But then he gets new variations and he is making shields and throwing them f*ckers all over the place. Just wondering if there has been an explanation of how his attacks work? Maybe in the anime even? Haven't watched that.
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@The:
Well, this is pretty dissapointing.
Salamander Sphinx was a more challenging fight than this, and he wasn't some humanity-extinguishing monster.You do know that they're just fighting decoy's right?
they are only there to waste their time so that the real body can eat the humans!
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@Raging:
I'm a casual Toriko fan. I like it well enough. The pace works for me sometimes, but other times something seems missing.
I have a question though for people who follow more closely than I do.
Toriko's attacks, the fork and knife stuff, does…does he create forks and knives? I thought at first it was just like imagery, like he was using his arms and legs to cut and slice...like a fork and knife, and the pictures of big forks were just to illustrate what he was imitating. But then he gets new variations and he is making shields and throwing them f*ckers all over the place. Just wondering if there has been an explanation of how his attacks work? Maybe in the anime even? Haven't watched that.
This is not real life so why the hell does it matter?
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@Law:
This is not real life so why the hell does it matter?
Never said it mattered did I? I am just curious about what the consensus is.
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Homing leg knife is strong as hell. Toriko is up there now in terms of raw destructive power with Zebra now. Also don't forget guys, chapter 200 will coming up next week, something big will happen.
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I don't Toriko's power level (or destructive power) is equal to Zebra. Rather, not only I think Zebra is unquestionably still the (far) strongest Heavenly King, but I also think Sani and Coco to be stronger than Toriko. This is only MY opinion after reading this chapter.
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@Raging:
Never said it mattered did I? I am just curious about what the consensus is.
I believe he doesn't actually create forks and knifes made of metal. I think that he just creates shockwaves with his hands and feet that can pierce or cut an whatnot.
However, that doesn't stop him from molding his techniques to work temporarily as shields and whatever. Zebra, for example, in the gourmet pyramid, was able to create a sound shield that protected Komatsu from attacks for a very significant amount of time. Toriko's shields and whatnot are like that, but with shockwaves instead of sound.
That doesn't make much sense from a real world perspective of course, but this is a shonen manga and we have to have some suspension of disbelief.It also doesn't make sense that Toriko was able to eat a mountain pudding much, much bigger than himself without exploding but he still did it :D
As for the most recent chapter, awesome.
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IMO Toriko's power level is lower then Zebra. but that's just in term of raw strength. coco's certainly deadly, but he'd fail the 'environmental' assaults of the GW. and sunny, his attacks are not initially strong, but he's got this multiplier thing going on so we'll see how long he can bounce his own attacks until someone bitchslaps him good. but he'd do well in the GW climate methinks because of his powaaful hair-range.
so IMO, power levels: zebra>toriko>sunnnny>coco
deadliness: coco>zebra>toriko>sunny
environmentally: sunny>zebra>toriko>cocotoriko's always gobsmack in the middle. in his own nakama-ish ways he's not the leader and he's not the strongest either. how refreshing for a shonen hero :3
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so IMO, power levels: zebra>toriko>sunnnny>coco
deadliness: coco>zebra>toriko>sunny
environmentally: sunny>zebra>toriko>cocoI almost agree with you.
My changes:
power levels: Zebra>Sani (because he can multiply the attacks he receives)>Toriko>Coco
deadliness: Coco>Zebra>Sani(with his hair he can permeate the body of his enemy)>Toriko
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these power levels are absurd especially coco. Man can create an unbeatable poison and throw stuff at nearly the speed of light. it's absurd and stupid how powerful they are and i love it
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you guys are missunderstanding coco´s mold spear P:
he doesnt throws it at the speed of light. thsat thing, upon making contact, expands itself over and over at an insane speedi´m eager to see more about the one that controls the four beasts, and even more eager to see where the fruck are Cedre, Bogeyuz and Barry (if they powered up enough to go into GW), and still waiting to see Jerry and Elg do something, also to know their and Yuu´s specific areas (just as w know Cedre was in change of food procurement)
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Bahaha, the kid with the cap in the 1st page is giving the finger. …Wait, there's another dude in the 3rd panel too... Whoever's Shima's helper must have a lot of fun drawing crowds.
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A really funny chapter. I love the level of absurdity Toriko is now at. And it was great to see how everyone was explaining their new attacks in detail and then BAM Zebra comes up and defeats his opponent in a second, with no explaining, with just pure strength.
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You need to read DBZ again guys, it was far far above in absurdity. Like monz said, the powers are logically developed and they don't appear out of nowhere, so if this remains i won't complain.
Homing leg knife is strong as hell. Toriko is up there now in terms of raw destructive power with Zebra now. Also don't forget guys, chapter 200 will coming up next week, something big will happen.
Yeah, i can't wait to read it along with the One Piece one, it seems both will be amazing. I wish Teppei does something, he was stronger than Toriko back at Ice Hell, if he enters Gourmet World with the Heavenly Kings i'll be pleased, but maybe he needs to stay at Human World for business or something
EDIT: Aru, i wrote this message before yours was posted, the first paragraph isn't for you
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@Aru:
And it was great to see how everyone was explaining their new attacks in detail and then BAM Zebra comes up and defeats his opponent in a second, with no explaining, with just pure strength.
He explained it. He said that it was a punch that used sound vibrations to destroy the enemy from within.
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He explained it. He said that it was a punch that used sound vibrations to destroy the enemy from within.
Yes, but his explanation was really short! I thinks the punch is of brute strenght and then it creates and exploit the sound vibrations to destroy the enemy from within.
About Teppei, I think he's still stronger than the Four Heavenly Kings (he was clearly stronger than Toriko during Ice Hell arc and he captured Zebra - with little little support by Yosaku) but maybe he won't enter Gourmet World for now. I think he will do it as a Saiseiya when the Bishokukai will take advantage and he will join the "good guys" to protect the Gourmet World beasts.
One the best thing of this series is that the growth of power involves not only the main characters but their enemies too.
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@Law:
You do know that they're just fighting decoy's right?
they are only there to waste their time so that the real body can eat the humans!
There was several weeks of buildup to the four beasts, including a series of double page spreads for each one. They destroyed half the landmarks seen in the series, and a whole chapter was spent hyping them showing the human armys ineffectiveness. They're all well above level 100, and the entire goddamn human race was evacuated because of them. Every single beast had powers that reflected their opponent, which could make for really interesting fights, and the cliffhanger for the first chapter of fighting showed both Coco and Toriko being wary.
So forgive me for thinking that having all beasts taken down in one chapter (Zebra didn't even have an onscreen fight!) only one week after the "real body" was revealed Seems rather a damn waste and, the buildup completely pointless. So what if they were decoys? The potential for interesting fights was off the charts, and Torikos lightspeed pace strikes again and squanders it.
Saying it should all just get done quickly because they don't really matter is like saying all the Arabasta crewmember fights should be condensed into 3 chapters, because Crocodile was the real deal. I'm sure Zoros cutting of steel would be just as memorable if he hadn't learnt it at the end of his rope after a gruelling fight, but just qiuckly exposited about it two panels before doing it.@Law:
This is not real life so why the hell does it matter?
Thats it, close down the forum everyone! Let's all stop debating and critiqueing fictional works! Its not real life so what the hell does it matter? Jar Jar Binks, all is forgiven!
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Guys, on this topic from mangahelpers i found this scan about the bishokukai, from the Gourmet Hunting Book:
Basically, it´s showing the designated work of each Branch. Can someone here translate it?
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Yeah, not for nothing Law of the Sea but your posts are pretty shallow and terrible. You make it seem as though having considerations besides "UWOOOO THIS IS AWWSUMMM" is pointless. Execution and characterization are and always will be the number one and two points of good, impactful storytelling. And it's hard to deny that Shimabu is just blazing through everything at a pace so blistering it's impossible to smell the roses.
The Melk II arc is still, in my opinion, the best arc of the series (Ice Hell is a close second), because it took its time and it characterized both Melks in order to make you care about what happened to them. Yes, the fights are entertaining, but fights for their own sake shouldn't be the lifeblood of a series, because then the series could never boast the singular ingredient of true greatness: HEART.
Toriko isn't totally deficient. The Food Temple was really exciting because it built up characters, until Shimabu wasted his capital by rushing through it towards the end.
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Like it or not but in order to keep power levels consistent these fights had to finish this way. I said this earlier once.
Four Heavenly Kings all were capable of defeating an animal in league of Salamander Sphinx, easy or not. Think about Toriko's training now… Especially Food Honor made him a God to his prior self and he had his time discovering his Intuition. I find it very reasonable for the fights to end this way.
I might agree about pacing but Shima has his time. I prefer to see these all as mini-arcs and expecting there are big ones coming. Even if not Toriko is still a very good manga to read in almost every aspect.
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@Raging:
I'm a casual Toriko fan. I like it well enough. The pace works for me sometimes, but other times something seems missing.
I have a question though for people who follow more closely than I do.
Toriko's attacks, the fork and knife stuff, does…does he create forks and knives? I thought at first it was just like imagery, like he was using his arms and legs to cut and slice...like a fork and knife, and the pictures of big forks were just to illustrate what he was imitating. But then he gets new variations and he is making shields and throwing them f*ckers all over the place. Just wondering if there has been an explanation of how his attacks work? Maybe in the anime even? Haven't watched that.
Lets not forget how his arm swing that he threw before somehow managed to pin Chiyo's foot to the ground like a minute afterwards as if there realy was a fork/knife there. And then you have Chin somehow making a freakin force barrier by cupping his hands.
Toriko's attacks never were meant to make sense.
As for this chapter, yeah, at least one chapter more, with a look over Zebra's fight would have made it better I think.
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Everyone's talking about Toriko and Zebra, but right now Coco and Sunny (especially Sunny) are the most invincible ones.
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I'm okay with the 4 Kings plowing through fights against huge beast animals in a quicker fashion. As long as fights against humanoid enemies show the struggle I'd be okay with the pacing.
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I believe he doesn't actually create forks and knifes made of metal. I think that he just creates shockwaves with his hands and feet that can pierce or cut an whatnot.
However, that doesn't stop him from molding his techniques to work temporarily as shields and whatever. Zebra, for example, in the gourmet pyramid, was able to create a sound shield that protected Komatsu from attacks for a very significant amount of time. Toriko's shields and whatnot are like that, but with shockwaves instead of sound.
That doesn't make much sense from a real world perspective of course, but this is a shonen manga and we have to have some suspension of disbelief.It also doesn't make sense that Toriko was able to eat a mountain pudding much, much bigger than himself without exploding but he still did it :D
As for the most recent chapter, awesome.
Ok, thanks for sharing your thoughts on it.
To be clear, I didn't ask because I wanted it to make real world sense, I just don't remember getting an explanation in the manga about how he does his attacks. I understand more about how the other three king's powers work honestly. The poison, the hair, the sound attacks… it's pretty easy to imagine what they are doing. Of course it doesn't make sense in the real world. I don't need it to. I just don't remember them really ever saying what Toriko was doing that made his attacks special.
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Lets not forget how his arm swing that he threw before somehow managed to pin Chiyo's foot to the ground like a minute afterwards as if there realy was a fork/knife there. And then you have Chin somehow making a freakin force barrier by cupping his hands.
Toriko's attacks never were meant to make sense.
Yeah, that is just more stuff that lead to my confusion. It's just hard to picture what is going on in the fights when I can't decide if there is a giant ass fork flying around or if it is just a symbolic representation of the force behind his punch or something. But as long as I'm not missing something, whatever.
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Eh. That is it?
Daz got it right. Shimabu pretty much wasted all the build up for the beast fights. Of all for only Zebra and his turtle had a double spread, for crying out loud. Wild bizarre animal action is one of the few aspects in Toriko I'm still looking forward to, and to see it glossed over at the usual 20 mach speed is dissapointing to say the least.
The fight against the real beast is about to start, and Teppei whose saiseya style I can apreciate has appeared, but my expectations have certainly dropped even further down.
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Like it or not but in order to keep power levels consistent these fights had to finish this way. I said this earlier once.
Four Heavenly Kings all were capable of defeating an animal in league of Salamander Sphinx, easy or not. Think about Toriko's training now… Especially Food Honor made him a God to his prior self and he had his time discovering his Intuition. I find it very reasonable for the fights to end this way.
I might agree about pacing but Shima has his time. I prefer to see these all as mini-arcs and expecting there are big ones coming. Even if not Toriko is still a very good manga to read in almost every aspect.
Salamander Sphinx needed Toriko and Zebra to team up, and not only made them completely exert themselves, it did quite some damage too. Next arc, Wisdom Panda (level 80) also did fairly well, and left Toriko bruised and exhausted once again.
So yeah, even if he had the Food Honor power up, I expected beasts 50 levels higher to at least pose a little challenge. To give them a little resistance, especially after all their hype.
And even if the beasts were outclassed that still doesn't rule out an entertaining fight; One Piece has loads of fights where the Straw Hats are still given a challenge by inferior opponents, like Luffy vs Blueno, Luffy vs Mr 3, Sanji vs Kuroobi, Luffy vs Foxy…
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Really, I think the people talking about stuff going too fast are too used to manga like Naruto and OP and such where every battle is dragged out endlessly. Doing fights quicker doesn't make them less meaningful. Often in the real world, tons of preparation is done for a short battle that may last 5 minutes (Like they say in The Dark Tower, though that's not the real world). It's just how long they took to be concluded. I honestly prefer this to tons of drawn out battles, especially against wild animals that don't have any deep motivation for fighting beyond being manipulated to do so by the Mastermind guy and maybe their own instincts. Battles where they had to defeat something in a certain way (Salamander Sphinx, Devil Orochi) and such are different because it's not simply "killing the animal". It's like Toriko said, this is a purely wild matchup where they bear each other no hatred. The Four Heavenly Kings showed they're strong enough to survive in Gourmet World now, pretty much, because they were able to take on these beasts.
Plus, we don't know what's happening next. The fight isn't over yet. Just the fight against the individual beasts is, most likely. I'll bet you this length seems a lot more reasonable in the context of the full arc, if you're still annoyed about it.
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Kewl is very right. I've seen short, very short battles that had a lot of build up, fights that would end in the blink of an eye. Yet that didn't diminish in the least how meaninful these were.
And considering these 4 beats wer all mindless, with each of its movements controlled by the true thing, this is the best conclusion. No dragging, no rushing, just have the battle end when it has to.
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It all comes down to the simple fact that Shimabu is trying to rap this arc up as fast as possible without sacrificing good story, all so that Toriko and co. can finally venture into Gourmet World.
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Really, I think the people talking about stuff going too fast are too used to manga like Naruto and OP and such where every battle is dragged out endlessly. Doing fights quicker doesn't make them less meaningful. Often in the real world, tons of preparation is done for a short battle that may last 5 minutes (Like they say in The Dark Tower, though that's not the real world). It's just how long they took to be concluded. I honestly prefer this to tons of drawn out battles, especially against wild animals that don't have any deep motivation for fighting beyond being manipulated to do so by the Mastermind guy and maybe their own instincts. Battles where they had to defeat something in a certain way (Salamander Sphinx, Devil Orochi) and such are different because it's not simply "killing the animal". It's like Toriko said, this is a purely wild matchup where they bear each other no hatred. The Four Heavenly Kings showed they're strong enough to survive in Gourmet World now, pretty much, because they were able to take on these beasts.
Plus, we don't know what's happening next. The fight isn't over yet. Just the fight against the individual beasts is, most likely. I'll bet you this length seems a lot more reasonable in the context of the full arc, if you're still annoyed about it.
I quote every word!
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It all comes down to the simple fact that Shimabu is trying to rap this arc up as fast as possible without sacrificing good story, all so that Toriko and co. can finally venture into Gourmet World.
I think we could hold off seeing it for a while longer, we've had to wait 4 years in real time to get to our "next destination" in One Piece after all, readers can be a bit patient.
Granted this is much kinder to those readers who actualy started reading this series at the begining so they might actualy see it through to the end.
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Toriko always gave me that "kind of rushed"- feeling and so i was more astound that we took now so long to the GW after seeing it.
But the training was necesary, just like it was in OP.
So what do you guys expect after the end of the training, that the next opponent already drags our heros to the fullest?
I mean i enjoy good entertaing fights as much as you guys do, but storywise it wouldnt make sense to let the hero struggle against the very next opponent. That
s why the beasts were hyped that much..not because to hype themselves..it was to hype the training results.
So it was also logical that Hody Jones and crew were defeated rather easily.Actually with having a main beast who controls the other beasts, we were given a clever way of getting the opportunity for a "better" fight (one that may actually need to show all four combining their new strenght) in the end.
But i would be shocked when they will actually have a hard time fighting it non the less^^
So for all those who are still mad because a hand full of the 500 opponents this and other mangas have and will provide weren`t giving us a hell of a fight, be sure that all builds up for even bigger (and hopefully more entertaining) fights in the future.
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I'm really looking forward to all 4 teaming up. Image the pure carnage! Zebra and Toriko combining an attack that Sani can amplify and then having Coco throw some poison on it for the lulz. That would be bananas. :blink:
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God the pacing is fucking attrocious
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Toriko just came up with his own version of Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Cannon. And Zebra became capable of using the "Sound of Speed Kugi Punch" without the help of Toriko. Both of these techniques aren't such a huge leap from what they were already able to do (Zebra's "Shinigami voice" is still the most broken thing usable by one of the Four Kings).
I honestly don't mind Coco's ability becoming too ridiculous. Even someone like Oda couldn't do much with a poison user.
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! That's what I was thinking. Or maybe it's some kind of vibration punch, using sound as the source of the vibration
Ah, I was right about what Zebra's attack would be.
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Really, I think the people talking about stuff going too fast are too used to manga like Naruto and OP and such where every battle is dragged out endlessly. Doing fights quicker doesn't make them less meaningful. Often in the real world, tons of preparation is done for a short battle that may last 5 minutes (Like they say in The Dark Tower, though that's not the real world). It's just how long they took to be concluded. I honestly prefer this to tons of drawn out battles, especially against wild animals that don't have any deep motivation for fighting beyond being manipulated to do so by the Mastermind guy and maybe their own instincts. Battles where they had to defeat something in a certain way (Salamander Sphinx, Devil Orochi) and such are different because it's not simply "killing the animal". It's like Toriko said, this is a purely wild matchup where they bear each other no hatred. The Four Heavenly Kings showed they're strong enough to survive in Gourmet World now, pretty much, because they were able to take on these beasts.
Plus, we don't know what's happening next. The fight isn't over yet. Just the fight against the individual beasts is, most likely. I'll bet you this length seems a lot more reasonable in the context of the full arc, if you're still annoyed about it.
Salamander Sphinx and Devil Serpent having conditions to their fights is immaterial. The fact remains that we got several chapters worth of fighting against a single mindless beast, that was tough on the heroes, and entertaining to watch. As for these battles, they differ for every other so far because they are NOT fighting for ingredients but for the survival of the human race; that alone should have sufficed to make for interesting fights. Mournturtle charges a laser that could reach the humans. Invaitdeath starts poisoning the worlds oceans. Octokong targets some none-evacuated humans. There are several ways it could've been made interesting.
And I don't know what you're referring to by long, drawn out fights, but if its something like Sasuke vs Itachi or Ichigo vs Ulqorriora thats in no way what I want either, and the buildup for the beast was nowhere near big enough for something like that. But a few chapter per beast really wouldn't have been too much; again, look at one piece in Alabasta. If you just haaaate battle chapters its a weekly drag, but it makes for a fucking magnificent read when finished: great flow between the opponents, actual choreography to the fight, the hero gets put in a pinch before beating his opponent. This chapter could've focused on Toriko or Cocos fights only and ended in their wins and I'd have no complains, because theyd already shown a bit of fighting against their beasts, and the fight would've felt complete. Instead, we get about 10 pages each showing how awesome they are - followed by a swift effortless KO, with the beasts pretty much being stationary punching bags. And all Sunny and Zebra got to do was deflect tentacles once, and dodge some magma missiles.
Writing entertaining fights is the bread and butter for a shonen writer, and here it just feels like shima just ran out of ideas, and ended it all at once.Kewl is very right. I've seen short, very short battles that had a lot of build up, fights that would end in the blink of an eye. Yet that didn't diminish in the least how meaninful these were.
And considering these 4 beats wer all mindless, with each of its movements controlled by the true thing, this is the best conclusion. No dragging, no rushing, just have the battle end when it has to.
Them being controlled doesn't negate the buildup the individual beasts had, and the potential they had for great battles because of their parralel powers. Just go back a few weeks in this thread; EVERYONE thought that these battles would take a while because initial impressions from Gaoh were strong, and because the abilities were matched. Yet now, only because we hear that theres a bonus beast, everyone goes "Oh really? Well forget these battles, lets get them oer with to see the next thing!" No one wanted to move on until that concept was introduced.
Honestly, why is everyone in such a rush? Is Torikos popularity because it appeals to the "I want this battle to end, so the arc can end, so the next arc can start, so that can end, so we can go to the new world!" crowd? A well written manga should be entertaining throughout, battles and all. I will never understand how a storys main goal should be to just progress for progressions sake.
And to everyone saying "training arc!" and "it propably gets better later!": Its been +100 freaking chapters since Ice hell, and Gourmet Pyramid demonstrated that the human world still can provide exiting fights. Theres no reason this had to be any different.
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So it was also logical that Hody Jones and crew were defeated rather easily.
Doesn't mean it couldn't have been entertaining. Or actual, proper fights instead of a battle royale clusterfuck with zero choreography.
One dude performs attack!
Cuts to someone else
Next chapter:
Other dude does an attack!
Cuts to someone elseIs the worst way to write a decent shonen battle.