LikeAnime24 said:
This series is great overally, but guess what?I know that Apachai will live
and it's really predictable.
Kenichi always wins in the end,masters survive,miu happy,kenichi and his pennis
happy and the end is of course happy by itself too.
They should make it more serious and realistic.seriously.
I know this is an old comment and is kind of pointless me responding to it. But I honestly don't get what people's obsession with death is. If Apachai did die, it could be a motivator for Kenichi to get stronger. But then, who would be his next Muay Thai master? I mean, Kenichi was nowhere near Apachai's level to have been a match for Agaard. He struggled just fighting Koukin. And aside from Agaard, Apachai is one of the best fighters within the Muay Thai world. So, what sense would it make if Kenichi becomes History's Strongest Disciple and he has a weak background in the style of Muay Thai? The same goes for if any of his other masters died. All of them are the best teacher within their styles of fighting. It would defeat the whole purpose of having read this series. Sure, someone could make the suggestion that Agaard could teach him in Apachai's place if he wanted. But we don't even know how badly injured he is and if it could affect him fighting in the future. Plus, he practices Satsujinken. So, I don't think for the years that he practiced a style in which he killed people that his method of fighting would change so easily. Nor, would Kenichi want to practice something like that since it goes against his principles.