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[Kingmuscle]

well well well it looks like Neptuneman is using the swords again hes blantantly disregarding the Perfect Code! hes a disgrace to Perfect Choujins lol

[SoldierAtaru]

well well well it looks like Neptuneman is using the swords again hes blantantly disregarding the Perfect Code! hes a disgrace to Perfect Choujins lol

I think Neptueman had did something like that before using the sword-boards. So...yeah, besides there really isn't a perfect "code" of Perfect Choujin with all they pulled.

[Neo Muscle]

It's "ok" because he didn't hold it in his hand he made it part of his costume with magnet power.

[shino619]

Just like big the budo can use the shinai because is part of the costume

[Matto]

>=(

[Jenny]

That weapon rule drives me nuts because no there shouldn't be any exceptions a weapon is a goddamn weapon.

Also did Budo ever actually use his shinai in a proper match? To my recollection he didn't, although I really shouldn't trust my own memory.

[shino619]

he didn't, though he can use it in every fighting game he appears.


i'm just wondering... in wich chapter and volume are we right now? of the G2 manga I mean.

[Tubba]

Makes you wonder why Neptune King didn't hit Terryman with the Shinai instead of an iron post.


Not that there are any real "perfect" Chojin. It seemed more like something Neptune King made up to control Neptuneman and other strong Chojin with their own vanity.

Edited by Tubba, 17 April 2010 - 11:57 PM.

[SoldierAtaru]

Makes you wonder why Neptune King didn't hit Terryman with the Shinai instead of an iron post.


Not that there are any real "perfect" Chojin. It seemed more like something Neptune King made up to control Neptuneman and other strong Chojin with their own vanity.

I think the only such thing that can be considered a "Perfect Choujin" are just regular Choujin born with an abnormal amount of power like Kenkaman was prior to being Neptuneman. The rules and the concept of "perfect" was pretty much just Neptune King being a jerk.

[Evil Lord Proteus]

My subconscious snuck in a small Kinnikuman Nisei segment into my dreams lastnight. Halfway through a dream i was having, Neptuneman suddenly effing killed Thunder with the swords. Though i wish it was Lightning, since Thunder isnt as bad.

Btw, isnt Lightnings body made of taffy or putty?

Also why does it matter if Mammothman tagged in Neptuneman? T&L have not been plaing by the rules at all in this match and have been in the ring together the whole match. Which one of them is the legal man anyway?

Edited by Evil Lord Proteus, 18 April 2010 - 04:16 AM.

[Jenny]

i'm just wondering... in wich chapter and volume are we right now? of the G2 manga I mean.

I don't know which volume we're at, but I'm pretty sure the chapter is 545. [edit: wow Jen, you were way off. That's what I get for not concentrating while posting.]


Haha I love having Kinnikuman related dreams. Not that I can make much sense of my dreams anyway. My dreams are weird.

Edited by Jenny, 18 April 2010 - 05:18 AM.

[Tubba]

I think the only such thing that can be considered a "Perfect Choujin" are just regular Choujin born with an abnormal amount of power like Kenkaman was prior to being Neptuneman. The rules and the concept of "perfect" was pretty much just Neptune King being a jerk.

Yeah. It really annoyed me how the arc focused entirely on Neptuneman, especially in retrospect, considering Neptune King was supposed to be an ancient, legendary, invincible Chojin.

[shino619]

Neptuneman's Alignement: Lawful Neutral.

Some day I'll get photoshop and learn how to do a (de)motivational poster

edit:

Edited by shino619, 18 April 2010 - 07:00 AM.

[Matto]

So we have Metal Gear Solid, Star Fox and Weegee now.

Chojin nanomachines, Meat commanding you to do a barrel roll, and... Weegee. Got this manga has gotten so boring.

[umgogo]

Since we are on the subject of dreams, I might as well recount one of mine.

Earlier this week I dreamed that I was walking around in a vaguely familiar neighbourhood, as a giant, pink-purple-coloured Mammothman suddenly appeared and began to chase me. He was flapping his ears (the "wingspan" of which were easily over ten feet) and even bellowed his trademark "BA-GOOO!" loud enough to make my eardrums hurt. Silly as it may sound, it was terrifying. (Even worse than the time Voltman chased me through some sort of jungle gym three years ago. )

I managed to to escape into a public laundry-room, only to have Mammothman reach in and attempt to grab me with his trunk (as in the Powerful Nose Breaker). At this point I think I was Mantaro, and I took comfort in the fact that Mammoth would probably not kill me outright, but at least drag me into a ring to finish the job fair and square. Through some kind of flashback, I also knew that Terryman had written a message hinting at Mammoth's weakness on one of the laundry-room's walls. Sadly, I woke up before I could locate and decipher it...

Edited by umgogo, 18 April 2010 - 08:37 AM.

[Jenny]

I had a dream about eight months ago set in the current arc with the Machineguns vs Muscle Bros Noveau match. And there were two Neptunemans in it, both were the older version and one was good. :/ And that's why my member title was 'TWO NEPTUNEMANS' for like a month plus.

[Tubba]

As I mentioned in the other topic I had a dream where I had to fight some mutated Prince Kamehame. It was quite difficult.

[Blackbeard D. Kuma]

The 3 laws of being a perfect chojin are ridiculous.

1) You're not allowed to ever show your back to the enemy. To them, this means that the law forgives an injury received on the front, but not on the back. What if you're opponent ever catches you off guard and consequently hits you from behind? They don't even think about these kinds of things because they'll automatically assume you were hit from behind due to cowardice or negligence.

2) The use of weapons is strictly forbidden. We all saw how Neptuneman and Big The Budo (Neptune King) clearly violated this rule. A weapon is a weapon. It doesn't matter if it's attached to your body or not.

3) You're not allowed to lose, for if you do the punishment is death. I think it's an understatement to say that this law is too harsh.

Neptuneman and Big The Budo were big douches, but that's what I liked about them. They were good villains, IMO.

[Tubba]

I liked Neptune King in a way because he was really just a gigantic, greedy douchebag who used everyone as he saw fit. Not even Akuma Shogun was as evil as Neptune King (even if Shogun was way cooler). King, however, really needed a bit more spotlight to show just exactly why he was legendary and invincible. Sure, he had some neat moves (Megaton King Otoshi, etc), but nothing THAT spectacular.

[shino619]

yeah 50 million power and he needed to use magnetic power to carry people around?

[Matto]

I had a dream where this arc was anime awesome.

Then came reality.

[shino619]

[Matto]

hahaha that is awesome.

[Jenny]

[Evil Lord Proteus]

I wonder what Mammothman is thinking in that panel with him and Neptuneman overshadowing all the other Chojin, even Akuma Shogun. Looks like Mammothman had dreams of becoming some legendary Perfect Chojin with Neptuneman, which is now being dashed.