All hail ryu narushima "the devil orient", "the parent killer", "the master of karate" ,"the devil's right hand"and the genius who had no problem entering Tokyo University.
@@retro1277 he got both hands of the devil whether it is right or left 💀. Like literally sent his enemies flying out while punching them. For example - sugawara.
the reason why toma was able to dominate in the match and knock down ryo unconscious? 1. ryo got injured before and during the fight. can't believe the dude actually chose to still participate in the match while his side got stabbed by a knife a couple of minutes before the match. 2. toma was literally trained by various strong martial artists as well as the person who taught ryo everything about karate, kenji kurokawa. so naturally, kurokawa taught toma of the possible acts that ryo may try to do in their battle 3. and this is the most logical reason of all. ryo would have beaten toma one sidedly in a couple of minutes IF it was a street fight. they were fighting in a tournament with rules and shit and obviously to fellow shamo readers, ryo is completely nerfed when it comes to fights like these as his karate is completely based on killing the opponent. if it was a street fight, ryo would have won without any trouble at all.
Los nuevos lectores de shamo casi no le presentan atención a los diálogos y paneles ya que desde que ryo entra al reformatorio y pasa todo ese infierno sabe que si no mata lo van a matar igual hiciste muy bien en ponerlo en los comentarios
Agreed ryu's karate is all about kill or be killed but since this is a tournament most of his moves are banned therefore limiting his abilities however ryu is still a genius when it comes to figuring out loopholes in rules and psyching out opponents , if it were a street fight most of his fights would end with him either blinding the opponent or crippling them.
Yeah bro I totally agree with you after his fight with sagawara The Arc of the China was completely needless in the story they didn't even make him more powerful in the later fights but at the last arc I have to admit it that their ideas were actually quite impactful for example his fight with toma here what's the proof that it's just not pureness and curiosity that would open up to evil and later his fight with the two Reaper Brothers was to prove that death is meant to be chaotic what I mean all those the great fighters all around the World within the fit real in the end it was two amateurs who caused him the damage that killed him it's about the symbolic of death and how Fate work it In my opinion bro and i don't think your wrong
@@Zer-xx5jh acho que geral já imaginava q o Ryo provavelmente morreria no final, porém o último arco é simplesmente ridículo, na minha opinião o mangá "morreu" depois da luta com o Naoto.
@@declan5337 pareceu p mim que o autor tava querendo acabar logo com o mangá, ai fez esse final, q eu concordo, foi fraco dms mas teve seu valor simbólico.
@@Zer-xx5jh o problema na real foi que o autor e o ilustrador(que estavam fazendo o mangá juntos) se separaram judicialmente em algum momento da historia, e o ilustrador ficou com todos os direitos. A separação deles dois deixou bem perceptível que sem dúvida comprometeu muito a integridade da obra
