Dumping TL for Shinohayu 84 and Achiga 27
Saki: Tanoshii
Kevin Sanders
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Isaiah Morgan
Thanks to Akio:
michinoakio.blogspot.com
Alexander Ramirez
Hayari and Shino have multivision skills.
Ryan Nguyen
Kanna is envious.
Charles Smith
Kyouka too.
Blake Harris
Kanna calls Shino a dick.
Evan Diaz
It's the start of the elementary finals.
Julian Martin
The finalists.
Josiah Rodriguez
Uta Mihirogi is absent due to the evil Japanese cold.
Cooper Cooper
genius alert triggered
Jaxson Martinez
It's down to Akado and Kokoro.
Brandon Howard
Akado thinks that she has a perfect read on Kokoro...
Sebastian Price
... but she gets sniped instead.
Connor Rogers
Risa didn't even get to do anything!
Thomas Cox
Kokoro wins.
Ayden Lopez
RIP wakanne~
Liam Butler
NOOOO
AKADO WHY THEY THREAD YOU LIKE THIS?
Mason Lewis
Kokoro = 2x champion
She has beat a bunch of future coaches and pros already.
I hope she appears in the main Saki timeline.
Justin Myers
Kokoro executed a complex plan solely to beat Akado.
Wow...
Caleb Scott
Is Akado too predictable?
James Sullivan
Elementary school mahjong: where you can assume someone will be watching every recording available and analyze your eye movements, so you decide to fake your eye movement patterns to fool them.
Dominic Russell
Akado is shocked, but gracious in defeat.
Elijah Reed
Shino is motivated. This should be good.
End chapter, next chapter 1/25
Jason Nelson
Achiga 27 - Smile
Nobody is smiling.
Xavier Rogers
Kuro
Taco
Jack Lopez
Teru
Satoha
Nicholas Scott
Kuro needs a dora to win...
Owen Thompson
...and she gets it.
Elijah Adams
Kuro wins a hand.
Jace Robinson
It's a big hand, thanks to dora.
Brandon Reed
2nd place for Achiga
James Thomas
Satoha focusing too much on blocking Tacos when Kuro is the biggest threat - not that she knows it yet.
Ryder Gray
Then Taco wins a hand.
Brayden Ramirez
Taco calls another riichi.
Michael Reed
Satoha breaks it up with a gomi hand win, with an assist from Teru.
Ayden Murphy
It feels like a pair (Teru, Satoha) versus two solo players.
Daniel Mitchell
Kuro making a move.
Daniel Parker
flood of memories
William Jones
drama
Henry Scott
panorama
Andrew White
mama
Ayden Hall
Xavier Harris
Justin Reed
I was wondering how this manga could be any more Achiga-focused than the main manga. Giving Kuro a mega flashback powerup sequence for every random hand she wins is one way to accomplish that.
Kayden Carter
Kuro with a big win.
And a big dragon.