It's a memestrius episode

Dr. Robo literally did nothing wrong

>speeeeeeeeed reader.
It's not an "ability" its an affliction she suffers from. It clearly explains this in volume 6.

other then crashing the moon into the planet killing 60% of all humans

woah, this show remained interesting throughout, utilized show don't tell, and could juggle several different themes and instill both panic and laughter in the audience. i'm so happy i could finally watch a show like this before i died!

Brainlet

who would of thought the shy meek timid girl with glasses was cheating on the MC this whole time and also cheating on that guy she was cheating as well with a third guy.

>a daily manga that was going on for 20 years.
how does this author do it without breaks?

i seem to recall reading an interview where the author said that he had grown up reading HxH and that the grave wounds he sustained during its breaks is what led him to take an oath to never dissapoint his audience once he got big.

Is it true that the main heroine turns out to be into traps?

There is a moment between her and the bunny-eared trap, but he gets murdered one ch. after by one of the lolis

>arrogant character talks about how great it must be for the MC to not have any parents
>turns out the reason why she thinks this is because her own parents are abusive self-serving gold-digging narcissists that would use her as a shield to save their own asses.

There's a team of artists drawing endless textless pages which get chosen at random

>o my robot rocket fist

fucking asspull out of nowhere

One of the directors is a pedo

Whole thing should be banished from existence

>t. speedreader
They foreshadowed the azure rocket like 25 chapters ago. Dlane showed that his fist can detach and there was a rocket on it moron.

>author says he wants to make a irredeemably evil villain that is utterly hated by the fanbase
>every villain in the series keeps getting loved and praised to the point of the fanbase wanted them redeemed
>decides to make the extremely unpopular and hated tsundere character into the main villain
>this twist ended up dividing the fanbase in two
this series has one of the strangest fanbases ever.

ah so that's why he keeps working on it despite admitting he doesn't like working on the series anymore.

He is a forty year old with a 10/10 twenty-one year old girlfriend. He's the greatest chad in Japan

He should have foreshadowed the change more, or he could have at least bothered to put some effort into making the original villain seem more evil. The man's vampires are all cute lolis and his Nazis all look and act like ripoffs of Schrodinger. As for the girl who was stealing the children, she had the best psychological excuse I've ever seen in a villain

I hated the beach episode, especially that part where Takeshi pulled out a 9mm and killed Kokoro right then and there while everyone watched, atleast it was played as a gag

I guess he decided since his attempts to make the tsundere character liked by the fanbase failed, he decided to make her evil all along and the ultimate villian thus making it seem like it was intentional for us to hate her for being a cunt. working from the shadows using robots ((even though it was never foreshadowed that she was a genius of any kind)) to manipulate all the other villains from behind the scene. Though oddly enough she is more likable as a villain then a hero even though we know she has no tragic backstory to speak of or a sympathetic reason for being evil.

HOJO I KNEEL