(CR) The God of High School

[Kanon]

Originally Posted by Magewolf

The look of the hand and staff he manifested certainly implied the Monkey King.

Not to mention the giant hand.

[Obelisk ze Tormentor]

The giant hand actually reminds me of the Buddha's palm technique that punished the Monkey King, imprisoning him under a mountain .

[orion]

Originally Posted by grecefar

I wonder why that shark guy wasn't disqualified of the tournament, I mean isn't against the rules to attack other teams?, he already did like three times now... but well the tournamet is over anyway.

Well, it was self-defense this time.

[Kanon]

Originally Posted by Obelisk ze Tormentor

The giant hand actually reminds me of the Buddha's palm technique that punished the Monkey King, imprisoning him under a mountain .

That's because it's exactly what it's supposed to be.

[orion]

Originally Posted by Obelisk ze Tormentor

The giant hand actually reminds me of the Buddha's palm technique that punished the Monkey King, imprisoning him under a mountain .

That copycat ability is very handy.

[Mad Pierrot]

The coregraphy is not helping Mappa. You are good at this but the storytelling is a mess.

[grecefar]

Me watching this chapter: mechas!, this needs mechas now!

[magnumcyclonex]

What the heck did I just watch? This show is getting crazier and crazier! The US sends nukes to Seoul? Over what? Because science > supernatural?

[Obelisk ze Tormentor]

^ Expecting this show to make sense is asking too much, just enjoy the fight & WTF-ness.

Though, I still have to say that all the epicness in this episode doesn't really make me feel anything because it stands on a terrible foundation of bad narrative & poor characters. It's still a hollow spectacle.

[Kanon]

Why did Jegal's charyeok turn from shark to weird giants? That came out of nowhere. Why was that guy's grandpa from the Six so strong?

[Chosen_Hero]

Someone needs to teach the writers the meaning of the word "escalation".

Also, nice to see that this follows the [insert favorite group of asians] are the only ones that can get godly powers, meanwhile the rest of the world (especially westerns and especially Americans) are bafflingly stupid and willing to break UN rules and nuke an ally nation because... reasons, I guess.

[orion]

Originally Posted by Chosen_Hero

Someone needs to teach the writers the meaning of the word "escalation".

Also, nice to see that this follows the [insert favorite group of asians] are the only ones that can get godly powers, meanwhile the rest of the world (especially westerns and especially Americans) are bafflingly stupid and willing to break UN rules and nuke an ally nation because... reasons, I guess.

The end of the world is a pretty good thing to prevent by nuking the source of the problem out of existence. Too bad it won't work against deities.

[frodonk]

Originally Posted by Kanon

Why did Jegal's charyeok turn from shark to weird giants? That came out of nowhere. Why was that guy's grandpa from the Six so strong?

Pure speculation but it looks like Jegal got those giants from the main villain, while he got the shark "naturally" like everyone else. He had to keep the giants hidden since it would've tipped the organizers about his connection to the cult I guess.

As for the grandpa, he unleashed all his powers to defeat that golden buddha thing, and probably died right after the fight. I imagine anybody else couldn't go all out like that.

[Chosen_Hero]

Originally Posted by orion

The end of the world is a pretty good thing to prevent by nuking the source of the problem out of existence. Too bad it won't work against deities.

Throwing a dozen nukes kind of defeats the purpose, the ensuing nuclear winter will just end up killing the world either way. Also, how the hell are Jin and the others standing in the middle of the blast zone and NOT immediately dying from nuclear radiation? Did the slow ass healing nanites all of a sudden get conveniently more powerful and heal them instantly?

[orion]

Originally Posted by Kanon

Why did Jegal's charyeok turn from shark to weird giants? That came out of nowhere. Why was that guy's grandpa from the Six so strong?

With Jegal, that hasn't been explained yet in the anime. However, they did set it up.

[Mad Pierrot]

The pacing keeps being too fast. Mori lost the key in five minutes after receiving it. The poor fox guy got from an epic weird to getting his ass kicked especially when he was already wounded and his friends are nearly dead

[Kanon]

The fight between Jegal and Mori was absolutely amazing. It was the best fight I've seen all year, I can't think of anything that comes close.

The plot was... the usual.

[Mad Pierrot]

Fight good, plot confusing. Mori is the reincarnation of Wukong like Yugioh's alterego or something? Or mayber he is the actually Wukong from another dimension?

[Kanon]

Originally Posted by Mad Pierrot

Fight good, plot confusing. Mori is the reincarnation of Wukong like Yugioh's alterego or something? Or mayber he is the actually Wukong from another dimension?

Reincarnation, since he can vaguely remember his past now.

I thought it was lame they didn't give him any monkey features. At least give him a tail.

[orion]

Originally Posted by Kanon

Reincarnation, since he can vaguely remember his past now.

I thought it was lame they didn't give him any monkey features. At least give him a tail.

Why make it obvious for those who would kill him?