World Trigger Chapter 183

-

Karasuma helps Tamakoma Second prepare for their upcoming rank battle. Osamu asks Karasuma to imitate Ninomiya by having the training room simulate Ninomiya's trion levels with Karasuma. 

Karasuma agrees and has Konami take care of his dinner duty. The simulation begins and Karasuma batters Hyuse with bullets. Hyuse's pessimism in facing Ninomiya is increased. Karasuma suggests aiming or a strategy that prevents Ninomiya from going all-out. Osamu responds that the goal is to get Ninomiya to focus fully on offense and lower his guard. 
Karasuma points out that Ninomiya might not fall for it, but Osamu remains optimistic. He thinks back to the encounter with Ninomiya in the restaurant and how emotionally Ninomiya acted in comparison to his teammates and concludes that Ninomiya is the type to take risks for a one-on-one. At dinner, Konami reveals that she will be a commentator and demands that they not embarrass her. The next day, the battle begins.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Solo Leveling Episode 12

-
Image
  Jinwoo finds himself thrown across the throne room and hitting a pillar hard. Surrounded by endless knights and without his Teleportation Stone, he is desperate and pushed to his physical limits. With no mana left for his skills and his fatigue peaking, Jinwoo fights back with everything he has left, using just his bare hands. Running out of stamina, covered in sweat, and his hands cut and bloodied, he doesn't give up. Knight after knight are felled but they just keep coming. Haunted by memories of being called the "Weakest Hunter of all Mankind", Jinwoo hears the mocking words of his past comrades, Kim Sangshik and Park Beom-Shik, as if they were right there with him. Confused for a moment as he looks for them, a sword slash and a hammer strike knocks him to his knees. A familiar voice and a hand touches his back. It is Song Chi-Yul, telling him, "You don't need to keep forcing yourself". Lee Joohee also appears before him, telling him it would be better ...
Read more

Bleach TYBW Episode 37

-
Image
  In the past, at their home, Shunzan Kyōraku gives a set of hairpins to his wife, Isuzu Ise, but is surprised when she only accepts one of them. When Shunzan ask her why, Isuzu tucks the one she accepted into her hair and asserts that she wants him to hold onto the other one because it will give her comfort to be holding one alongside him when he is fighting Hollows away from her. Leaning against a nearby post, a young Shunsui Kyōraku smirks at his brother, who headbutts Shunsui in irritation for wearing such an expression and orders him to go home and study, prompting a laughing Isuzu to get up and head inside. In response to Shunsui observing that he has grown much calmer, Shunzan claims that he only appears this way because of Isuzu's kindness making it so. In the present, as he attempts to tell Katen something while lying in her lap with his Bankai, Katen Kyōkotsu: Karamatsu Shinjū, still active, he is suddenly shot through the stomach by a beam of energy from Sternritter ...
Read more

Bleach TYBW Episode 36

-
Image
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Episode 36, titled "Baby, Hold Your Hand 2 (Never Ending My Dream)," the conflict intensifies between Mayuri Kurotsuchi and the monstrous Sternritter Pernida. The episode delivers a climactic showdown where Mayuri's creation, Nemu, takes center stage. Despite her usually subordinate role, Nemu's development is highlighted through her defiance of orders and her ultimate self-sacrifice to protect her "father." Mayuri’s scientific ambitions come into play as Nemu’s ability to evolve—both intellectually and emotionally—fulfills his dream of creating life with free will. However, Pernida’s regenerative powers make it a formidable opponent. As Nemu sacrifices herself, her body, imbued with accelerated cellular growth, overwhelms Pernida, leading to its destruction. This act not only showcases her courage but also underscores her unique bond with Mayuri, who, despite his cold demeanor, reveals subtle paternal affection. The narrati...
Read more