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[Evil Lord Proteus]

Stecase King continues his juggernaut assault with Neptuneman, Mammothman and Warsman casettes. Turboman continues being damned resilient. However, looks like Turboman is doing something there on the final page, and it probably isnt good for Stecase King. I wonder if he might be taking away Stecase Kings powers...

Even if Turboman is getting his as kicked right now, I kinda like his style. He is quick to rebound and I generally just like all the nifty little things he does like his spinaroonie and that running along the wall thing he did after the muscle inferno.

[Jenny]

> Neptuneman and Mammothman cassettes.

Yesssssssss keep going.

> Warsman cassette.



let's use the cassette from a Choujin who has a well known weakness. good job.

Edited by Jenny, 26 February 2012 - 04:14 PM.

[Evil Lord Proteus]

Are you referring to his "I burn up like a crappy computer if I dont win in a time limit" weakness?

I really want a translation of the last few pages. I'd like as much info as possible as to what Turboman might be doing there on that last page. And is it just me, or does it look like TUrboman is having a breakdown of his own there, just like warsman?

I also like how agast Terry and Geronimo are that everyone is cheering for the Akuma's the way they are. Stecase King is everyones favorite person in the world right now.

Edited by Evil Lord Proteus, 26 February 2012 - 04:21 PM.

[Kaworuden]

'Jenny', on 27 Feb 2012 - 12:06 AM, said:

> Neptuneman and Mammothman cassettes.

Yesssssssss keep going.

> Warsman cassette.



let's use the cassette from a Choujin who has a well known weakness. good job.

My exact thought about it. Why taking a choujin that has been defeated in a technique like that? Really? Ran out of choujin?
So Turboman win, after all...

[Jenny]

'Evil Lord Proteus', on 27 Feb 2012 - 12:20 AM, said:

Are you referring to his "I burn up like a crappy computer if I dont win in a time limit" weakness?

Pretty much. I hope I'm wrong though. I really don't want to think that Stecase King is dumb enough to do that. ): Especially with all these other amazing cassettes in his collection now.

Edited by Jenny, 26 February 2012 - 04:30 PM.

[TheBlazngYudekki01]

Got the images. What is Turboman up to, he must be hiding a secret power, I think he is trying to recover his injuries or something? I really hope Ste-Casse King does not lose. And I also hope Ste-Casse King has the Super Phoenix Cassette tape.

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[F.I.A]

Quote

First page, Stecasse King said he will not keep having those old casettes from 7 years ago and lose.

The crowd is cheering for Akuma Choujin. Geronimo told them that the Akuma Choujin are not here to substitute for Seigi Choujin, and their motive is still unclear. The crowd could care less, and said they believe in them. Terryman told Geronimo that they could only watch at the moment, while Springman commented being cheered by humans is not bad at all. And then he demanded the ring to be sounded.

Turboman was not down yet, but that pleased Stecasse King since he got through the trouble to use his collections. Turboman retaliated, and proclaimed to turn the "out-dated home application choujin" into scrap, only to get himself stuck on Stecasse King's chest. He was quick to figure out the sensation...

...as Stecasse King turned himself to Neptuneman. He spoke of the irony that he would turn into one of Turboman's allies, and proceeded with Double-leg Supplex. Stecasse King asked if he's done, but Turboman said otherwise. Stecasse King struck back with a Quarrel Bomber, causing the crowd to riot.

Buffaloman commented that Turboman underestimated the out-dated home application. Springman noted that while they Akuma Choujin are known to be merciless and ruthless, they are all hot-blooded in nature. They will not neglect their concentration, and with those 7 years, they have 2,555 days to train themselves.

Turboman attempted to interrupt Stecasse King while he was transforming, but to no avail. With his new transformation, Stecasse King said he would make Turboman pay for branding on the name "perfect". While Terryman got a hunch that Turboman intentionally took all the attacks from Stecasse King...

As a finisher, Stecasse King chose a choujin that would put Turboman cold down the canvas. He successfully put him on a Palo Special. Springman said the match is over, only to have Terryman pointed out that Turboman was glowing.

Well, if we give it a think, during the 7 years right after Stecasse's defeat, Warsman has only won a match against Manriki. So why is he picking that tape?

It took 4 years for Ramenman to make a comeback back in Scramble for Throne Arc, so will the 7 years be for nothing for Stecasse King? Until next time...

Edited by F.I.A, 26 February 2012 - 06:33 PM.

[Jenny]

Its been 7 years since the Seven Devils arc?! You what now.

[TheBlazngYudekki01]

Can somebody tell me the difference between the "Akuma no Symphony" and the "Jigoku no Symphony"?

[AtarusMuscleSpark]

'TheBlazngYudekki01', on 27 Feb 2012 - 03:38 AM, said:

Can somebody tell me the difference between the "Akuma no Symphony" and the "Jigoku no Symphony"?

Akuma is Devil, Jigoku is Hell. I've seen his technique labeled as both, so I don't think there's a difference.

[Blackbeard D. Kuma]

That glowing light and steam being emitted from Turboman's body spells trouble for StecaseKing. Terryman is quite astute in his observations during a match, so most likely Turboman is indeed about to turn the tables in this match.

[ChimeraMan]

Sorry, but I don't really think Warsman is a bad choice of tape.

We have seen he is quite brutal when he is off his rocker (Pentagon and Ramenman, anyone?). I don't think his win/loss record matter much to Stecase King - maybe he thought Warsman's losses are linked with his side-changing from brutal to justice chojin.

There's also the fact Warsman's weakness only kick-starts after thirty minutes - that should be enough to end a fight (at least for Stecase, since how he's going all-out on this match).

So... yeah. That was not an unwise move of his part.

[TheBlazngYudekki01]

'AtarusMuscleSpark', on 27 Feb 2012 - 03:51 AM, said:

Akuma is Devil, Jigoku is Hell. I've seen his technique labeled as both, so I don't think there's a difference.

I know what Akuma and Jigoku means, I just want to know if the two techniques are different?

[Ridureyu]

Even if Stecasse loses now, he's earned everybody's respect.

But man, I am REALLY rooting for him now, even over everybody else. Go go underdog!

[F.I.A]

Even if Stecasse King is killed, he won't go down just like that. I'm sure he will continue latching onto Turboman via his blood, showing the other choujin that even Akuma Choujin has friendship.

Best if Sunshine is spectating the next match, going "Stecasse King", tears in his eyes.

[Evil Lord Proteus]

A few theories on what Turboman might be doing here...

1. Turboman is going to transform into the Chojin Stecase King turned into.
2. He is a learning computer and has just learned quite a lot on how to beat Stecase King.
3. He is about to take away Stecase Kings powers, like what Budo did to Tileman, Curry Cook and Urinal Man.
4. He is powering some kind of attack involving his wrist barrels. He could possibly be considering blowing Stecase Kings hands off with some kind of projectile attack assuming he doesnt just have spikes in there.

Edited by Evil Lord Proteus, 27 February 2012 - 08:03 AM.

[TheBlazngYudekki01]

'Evil Lord Proteus', on 27 Feb 2012 - 3:58 PM, said:

A few theories on what Turboman might be doing here...

1. Turboman is going to transform into the Chojin Stecase King turned into.
2. He is a learning computer and has just learned quite a lot on how to beat Stecase King.
3. He is about to take away Stecase Kings powers, like what Budo did to Tileman, Curry Cook and Urinal Man.
4. He is powering some kind of attack involving his wrist barrels. He could possibly be considering blowing Stecase Kings hands off with some kind of projectile attack assuming he doesnt just have spikes in there.

I got 3 theories of my own:
1. Turboman might be emitting uranium radiation
2. Might be trying to heal from his injuries
3. Trying to create a big flash of light like what Motorman did to Terryman in the Kinniku Scramble for the Throne

Speaking of Tileman, Curry Cook, and Benkiman... Why are they still naked. Are they just out in public exposing their private parts in front of people and everyone does not even seem to notice?

[Blackbeard D. Kuma]

Seeing as how StecaseKing has gotten new skills over the last 7 years, I'm curious to see how his peers have upgraded their move sets over time as well.

[Ridureyu]

I wonder if this is going to be like the 7 Devils saga, and the devils will whittle down the bad guys' ranks, or if this will be like, uh, every other saga, and they will all get beaten up.

[F.I.A]

'TheBlazngYudekki01', on 27 Feb 2012 - 4:37 PM, said:

I got 3 theories of my own:
1. Turboman might be emitting uranium radiation
2. Might be trying to heal from his injuries
3. Trying to create a big flash of light like what Motorman did to Terryman in the Kinniku Scramble for the Throne

I won't exclude the fact that he might turn into a vehicle.

[TheBlazngYudekki01]

'F.I.A', on 28 Feb 2012 - 03:07 AM, said:

I won't exclude the fact that he might turn into a vehicle.

You mean like Turboman from the Rockman series.

[Evil Lord Proteus]

Oh, another theory btw.

Turboman might be self destructing to take Stecase King with him. If he loses he has to kill himself anyway, so why not take the enemy out aswell?

[AtarusMuscleSpark]

'TheBlazngYudekki01', on 28 Feb 2012 - 04:03 AM, said:

You mean like Turboman from the Rockman series.

Or Meltdown from Nisei.

So:
Tape 1 is Mammothman
Tape 2 is Zebra
Tape 4 is Warsman
and Tape 5 is Neptuneman

I doubt The last one is gonna be big body. Sorry guys, My vote is for either:

Kinnikuman
Ataru
or Phoenix.

Edited by AtarusMuscleSpark, 28 February 2012 - 03:55 AM.

[Evil Lord Proteus]

I think an Omegaman casette would be better than a Phoenix casette. He'd probably benefit more from Chojin with unique abilities rather than ones that just give him different moves. Omegaman can pretty muhc transform into anything he sees. That is a pretty damned good power to have.

[AtarusMuscleSpark]

'Evil Lord Proteus', on 28 Feb 2012 - 4:11 PM, said:

I think an Omegaman casette would be better than a Phoenix casette. He'd probably benefit more from Chojin with unique abilities rather than ones that just give him different moves. Omegaman can pretty muhc transform into anything he sees. That is a pretty damned good power to have.

But he's already a transforming Choujin... Transforming into a choujin whose power is also transforming... that's like... Chou-jinception? Like Ditto transforming into Ditto.