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[hero]

well I would like to hear what you think about this series.
I really like it. but what will happen if the probation period is over. will he still be ratman?

[Hallowx0]

Yea it would be good I mean it would be bad if he got his Powers away and I would like to know if the Manga would be an Anime Like Beelzebub ^^

[Zero King]

i like it, the plot is good and the characters are great. If it was turned into an anime i would watch, do you think there will be a triangle romance?
i would prefer it if he choose the girl he sits next to.

[Mokata]

Chapter 19 was good chapter that shows the different sides to people. People are like stew you need to take more than one bite to appreciate the taste.

[Mokata]

what do you think of the ending of chapter 26. Can you believe he actually told him. I excepted nothing less from shototo still he really did it

[Zero King]

Well he is naive, he believes everyone has good in them. He will get hurt sooner or later when he discovers what his new "friend" does.

[ValorantX]

Well he is naive, he believes everyone has good in them.

? where did you get that from, he didn't extend that notion to Ankaiser.

[Zero King]

Well at first before he become ratman, he believed all the heroes were kind people. But after becoming Ratman he sees the truth

[ValorantX]

Well at first before he become ratman, he believed all the heroes were kind people. But after becoming Ratman he sees the truth

? I still don't see how you extracted that conclusion.
That doesn't mean he is overly naive or optimistic, it just means he didn't have the knowledge of how much corruption is behind the hero organization, which could apply for anyone. And even since then, Ankaiser has mostly been the example of corrupt heroes, the others that have recently appeared are more like villains who disguise themselves as heroes.

[Zero King]

true, my mistake

[xxjasonxx]

Yea it would be good I mean it would be bad if he got his Powers away and I would like to know if the Manga would be an Anime Like Beelzebub ^^

no beelzebub is one of kind

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[mrpatpie]

how come the other guy was fine ?

[paraquat]

So does anyone else think that the cell phone antihero will be "redeemed" after talking to shooto? It seems like quite a few of the villains (Ankaiser, bison burger guy, Unchain) end up being good after shooto has a bro-to-bro talk with them. Maybe this time we'll see a flashback where cell-bro will lose his first cell phone, and thus is unable to call the radio station and win the million dollar "name that tune" prize that he needed to pay for his mother's medical bills, which will explain why he turned into a guy who uses the power of his iPhone to make heroes run amok. Will Shooto make him realize the error of his ways, or will this guy actually remain evil?

[GreenDrag]

I think we're having a main 'villain' here... So if anything will come of talking with him, it will be Shooto losing confidence (again) in what he is, and question what his beloved dayman Shiningman actually was...

 

So in short, we're having a plot character...

 

 

Also, lol @ catgirl Rio...

[figureLP09]

So does anyone else think that the cell phone antihero will be "redeemed" after talking to shooto? It seems like quite a few of the villains (Ankaiser, bison burger guy, Unchain) end up being good after shooto has a bro-to-bro talk with them. Maybe this time we'll see a flashback where cell-bro will lose his first cell phone, and thus is unable to call the radio station and win the million dollar "name that tune" prize that he needed to pay for his mother's medical bills, which will explain why he turned into a guy who uses the power of his iPhone to make heroes run amok. Will Shooto make him realize the error of his ways, or will this guy actually remain evil?

Well, I doubt that iPhone-man will get redeemed so easily. In regards of the latest chapters I can only tell that he has a reason for acting the way he is acting, but it seems it's revenge driven or even worse (psychopath messiah delusions, what with giving the "gift" of the S-Factor to all heroes).

Well, we really don't know the whereabouts of Shiningman, since the flashback only told us about the director's POW of the events that transpired 10 years ago.

 

But whatever, time for wild massive guesses!!]============> The only seemingly logical theories I can draw: Sin is Shiningman's son. Shiningman is alive. Aaaaand, if both my first and second theories are correct: Shiningman(Shadowman?) might become the true final enemy.

 

And yes, your comment made me chuckle.

Edited by figureLP09, 28 September 2013 - 06:15 AM.

[paraquat]

Well, I doubt that iPhone-man will get redeemed so easily. In regards of the latest chapters I can only tell that he has a reason for acting the way he is acting, but it seems it's revenge driven or even worse (psychopath messiah delusions, what with giving the "gift" of the S-Factor to all heroes).

Well, we really don't know the whereabouts of Shiningman, since the flashback only told us about the director's POW of the events that transpired 10 years ago.

 

But whatever, time for wild massive guesses!!]============> The only seemingly logical theories I can draw: Sin is Shiningman's son. Shiningman is alive. Aaaaand, if both my first and second theories are correct: Shiningman(Shadowman?) might become the true final enemy.

 

And yes, your comment made me chuckle.

Now that the plot has advanced a bit, I think I agree with you about the final enemy, if he's still alive. Certainly sounds plausible, as does the reason for the iPhoneman giving everybody free weekend and evening minutes with unlimited text and data...er...the S-Factor.

[figureLP09]

Well, rushie rushies, the chapter flew us by. And now Sin got to  interrupt such a nice date, I wonder if that was Shooto's plan all along?

 

New post/editbecausef@ckdoubleposts:

 

First theory struck gold. Suck it, nonbelievers.

Edited by figureLP09, 05 June 2014 - 04:23 AM.

[Evan Dark]

Well... they fucked it up.
 
My expectations were low from the beginning, but even with that, they managed to disappoint me. Nothing even remotely interesting in the ending, just the same old cliches we grew tired of. Everyone is redeemed, there aren't any decent villains left. And to think I started to read this because the protagonist was supposed to be an antihero! You'll get diabetes from all the excessive cheesy sugary bits in it. Details below.

Spoiler

Sin's "end" is as anticlimatic as it gets. He get's stabbed in the back by a girl, despite being invurnerable to every other attack, and get's "enlightened" by Ratman. Then he's off the hook and all is forgiven. Really??? Ratman spends all that time raging, and rampaging and he didn't bother to hit the sonuvabitch once??!! Come on! Why isn't ratman trying to kill Sin? Or, if he's already lost his mind, why is he not attacking Sin, the villain immedialty in front of him? No, he jumps off the roof and starts playing with some random car. Not exacly a calamity, if you ask me...

 

After that, all the hero's appear to stop Ratman, from damaging the pavement, even if they have to kill him. They sure take public property seriously there! Interestingly, no one seems to care about Sin, still being up there, and presenting some real danger, so he uses the time to kill of a few new characters, amongs them idiotic main villain, who orchestrated the whole attack, and the hostages they came to free. Priorities, people, priorities!

 

So that's it, no epic final fight between Sin and Ratman, just a lame "power of love" gimmick, that somehow defeats Sin. Instead every minor hero and side character has to appear, just to say some cheesy lame words, and not do a damn thing. Yeeaaa, that's exacly, what we wanted to see. Who couldn't wait, to see the Fat hero feeding pizza to Ratman...

 

All in all, this was more childish, than your average toddler's storybook.