Sensei wa Nekketsu ga Areba Juubun da!

gunna cry? cry and piss yourself? shit and cum?

fr he still looking for the milk aisle in the store

weekly mangas either are shit or have teams of illustrators which i doubt this manga has, i could be wrong but just be happy that it has a an almost monthly schedule

Training for other people is not fun in the long run. Train for yourself!

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I HAVE CHILLS IM SO HAPPY

I also really like how well the art conveys a person's combat skill just by their reactions. For example, Yuma barely flinches if an attack comes at him, but Obishma reacted by closing an eye on reflex when Yuma swung at her. Another thing would be how comfortable people are with doing certain things. For example, Osamu is visibly awkward when he has to use his Raygust in close combat, but he's really smooth when laying down Spiders. You'd think he'd been using Spider all his life just looking at the way he comfortably retreats while planting them.

Come to think about it... Addicted to Curry also came to a point where the plot simply... diluted into nothing. Hopefully someone finishes it soon.

So close ...

This fight was awesome.

Raiku-sensei seems to have to new trick on his sleeve, the magic Gill used was cool to see, and the way the flames took the form of those symbols was really interesting.

Raiku-sensei didn't lose his style when conveying intensity.