Gantz Chapter 80 Discussion

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                        Well at the very least he isn't going to just die off ... But seriously, I really feel like the solution isn't too difficult.

 
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Well, I'll be. Kato really did try what was in my mind and it worked as well as I had hoped~ I wonder what he's planning to do next.



That Kurono might be the MVP of this round but the Sniper had the best assists no doubt about that. Unless they destroy that watch, there's no knowing whether it'll repair itself again.



 
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Hilarious how this guys think they can do whatever they want because of the suits. Surely you can't figure everything out, but I would try to be as cautious as possible.
 
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Scython said:
Perhaps  it's an easy solution because they use close-up panels in the manga to point out what's causing the constant healing. For them it's probably less obvious.



Also, that whole 'closing the wound' part made no sense. Like... why would you even consider shooting his leg when you know that it will cause an explosion? I don't even get why it stops the bleeding at all but okay. If they could mostly stop the bleeding on his arm with a simple wrap, why not do the same with his leg?The leg kept bleeding because of the acid, by removing the stump he also removed the acid, and they can now patch the leg up.
 
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Perhaps  it's an easy solution because they use close-up panels in the manga to point out what's causing the constant healing. For them it's probably less obvious.



Also, that whole 'closing the wound' part made no sense. Like... why would you even consider shooting his leg when you know that it will cause an explosion? I don't even get why it stops the bleeding at all but okay. If they could mostly stop the bleeding on his arm with a simple wrap, why not do the same with his leg?
 
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