Basically, a 18 years old Rindaman vs. a 19 years old Guriko
lets see how age is a determining factor in CxW!
The only Guriko "loss" was because... He slipered? Serious? The fight choreography is great but the result is ridiculous
new chapter >>>>>>>>> https://mangadex.org/chapter/285a707c-d554-4fc9-9a8e-5a93b954facd/1
Tsukishima Hana (united Suzuran in one flag and only lost for the strongests in his time)
Bitou Makio (said to be the strongest Housen Head)
Suzuki Keizou (said to be the strongest TFOA Head)
Ooshima Eizou (said to be the strongest TFOA Member)
Kizou Kyousuke (brown haired Bouya Harumichi)
Amachi Hisashi (only lost to Hana and has a insane durability/resistance)
Suzuki Keizou - The Princeps
Sugata Kazushi - The Heir
Kunou Hideomi - The Tyrant
Kunou Ryuushin - The Rebuilder
Takeda Kousei - The Peacemaker
Kawachi Tesshou - The Legislator
Murata Shougo - The Soldier
i not talking in terms of individual strength btw
Yes
THE OLD MAN TAKAHASHI STILL HAVE THE SAUCE!
>recessed chin
>stills fat
>has more fat than muscles
>stills ugly
>is only taller than Hibari
>has the worst pompadour i've seen in the series, worst than the yasuo
OUR BOY NEED JUSTICE , TAKAHASHI! GIVE SANZOU MUSCLES AND GIVE THE OTHER BOYS SHOULDERS!
i never watched Haikyuu and i dont know nothing about that anime btw
i definitely not trying to bring US politics discussions in this sub btw
I wonder in which generation the gang disbanded
Bouya Harumichi, in essence, is a simple character. A silly guy most of the time, but who can be raw and serious when needed. And that works, and we love him for it.
But the thing or things that make Harumichi a great character are his own philosophy, his concept of freedom and loyalty, and the way he is always prepared to shed his own blood for his friends while remaining immature and somewhat stupid, but in his OWN way.
Takahashi, while Crows was being published, wrote Bouya Harumichi with concepts so solid that he eventually became more than a character; he became a SYMBOL of what it means to be a delinquent and what it means to be a free spirit. This might sound silly, but sometimes I see myself comparing Harumichi to figures like Diogenes of Sinope or Max Stirner (even though they have nothing to do with each other, lol) in the way he stays loyal to his own principles.
I know that his friendship with Bulldog, Yasuo, and the Ebizuka Trio and his fights with Rindaman made him a bit more sociable, and during the manga, we can see him mature a little bit, but I think we can agree that it is not enough to change his essence in a significant way.
someone here has watched?
Its hard even finding images in good quality
i found a episode but dont have subtitles https://youtu.be/qzFzhIn2FVc?si=PFIvtmRqrRnLVh7G