Would akagi or koizumi win in a mahjong match? While we're at it, what's the highest mahjong powerlevel in animango?
Mahjong powerlevel thread
Adam King
Parker Watson
Austin Sullivan
over 9000
Brody Hall
Akagi is about a really smart guy with an incredible sense for the flow, Koizumi is about reality benders, do the math
Owen Nguyen
Every world leader in Koizumi can make quadruple yakuman by turn 2 and Koizumi himself beat Hitler who could literally use quantum mahjong by creating tiles out of nothing
If anything, why the fuck would Akagi bother
Parker Ortiz
saki scares me like no other
Aiden Sullivan
Damn, I still need to watch the Season 2 of Saki. Is it even better than S1?
Tyler Butler
you should watch achiga first
I don't know if it's better, but it does keep the quality up
Michael Thomas
just read Shinohayu (the actual good part of the franchise)
Jack Cooper
WASHIZUUUUU
Christopher Anderson
>implying virgin Akagi can even sit on the same table with these monsters
Lincoln Clark
Sebastian Gutierrez
Isaac Collins
Kayden Martinez
Josiah Morgan
Jason Turner
Dylan Lopez
Based Jesus speaking out against Pon Palace
Evan Evans
Jonathan Long
Ryder Taylor
Toitoi is a fucking good hand though. Fanpai only is the bad hand.
Bentley Gutierrez
Is there any mahjong manga that is realistic instead of completely retarded?
Jose Moore
There's nothing really fantastical about Akagi (well the Hell stuff near the end I guess). It has twists and turns of logic and stuff but I doubt you could have an interesting mahjong manga if you go more grounded than Akagi. I haven't read Ten yet so I don't know how it compares to Akagi.
Oliver Smith
Yeah that'll be boring as hell
Luis Brown
>yakuman tenpai
>riichi
Benjamin Howard
Only someone that didn't play mahjong would say this
Nathaniel Reed
Read Ten after Akagi, it's pretty grounded in many aspects. They still get specific hands at specific times which can be fishy, but the way these things end up working for or against the players is very grounded. You get things that happen in real games like "I'll pass this tile and try to improve my hand" leading to disaster, compromising against an opponent's push leading to failure, and so on.
I guess you could read Kirinji if you really want a more average hand distribution (aka:70% of the hands are pinfu/riichi/fanpai), but it's pretty retarded in its own right despite claiming to be the REALISTIC mahjong manga. Pretty obnoxious imo.
Jackson Clark
>yakuman tenpai
>leaving any room for even accidental betaori
Stick to checkers, you'll never make it.
Wyatt Young
i just finished Ten
Cooper Stewart
Nyagger begone
Jonathan Thomas