Thread: Fight: 111

Originally Posted by xxDoLLarBiLLxx

so far it seems that the final fight will be Nagi vs Masataka....

Oh boy, and what a day it will be when that fight goes down. I will be watching with eyes wide open, especially since Nagi's grown since their first fight and has something to prove now.

Originally Posted by BlackAngel84

Oh please!!!! You people act as if EVERY story has to have a main infallible hero unrivaled by any other character. I don't think Oh Great! is congesting the story at all or taking us on a "wild goose chase". The plot is simply taking on a more complex design as more character's get involved. Ever since the flashback arc of the series, it has been made clear that the focus of this series would not be on one "central" character.

I think it's both brilliant and inspirational that he's not focusing on one main character, as doing so would make the plot repetitive, simple and cliche. I mean if Nagi were simply the entire focus of the story, then reading the manga would be pointless as you would know by standard "rules" of storytelling that no matter what type of villain he fights, he's going to come out victorious in the end.

I say hell, let him spread the spotlight amongst other characters. I mean come on people, the whole thing that started this entire conflict amongst these characters was a war between families. It would only make sense that others would have as much of an involvement as Nagi. He's not the only person trapped inside the "wheel of fate", and is more than likely not the only person trying to get out.

Remember, we haven't reached the end of this story yet, and I doubt it will be settled simply by the Election Tournament victory.

agree all the way

Interesting discussion I hope you don't mind me putting in my two cent.

You know there is a reason why most stories only focus on a few core characters, because if you have too many ALL of the characters suffer never getting any development past their "foundation" I like the idea of complex stories but this story could use some explanation and simplification. Too many characters and plotlines creates holes in character development and plot; offen leading to certain plot points to be twisted, misused, or just forgotten. A main character simply allows someone for the story to work off of. IT gives the story consistency and keeps it from going all over the place. (Like this one)

Ever since 110, it seems like everything is starting to make sense. Maya's Amaterasu Gate is the key to stopping Souichirou from losing control, but she's dead in TenTen terms. It seems like unless Maya is revived before Souichiro fights again, the Jyuken Club and Enforcement Group if they're able to fight by that time, will have to stop him.
The only one closest to having a chance against Souichirou would be Aya with the Reiki. Masataka technically hasn't lost a straight one on one yet without any distractions, and Bob might be able to do something with his rhythm (maybe tire him out from doing nothing but dodging, but with a guy who doesn't run out of ki=highly unlikely). What I wonder is, if Masataka is out of the wheel of fate, wouldn't fighting Souichiro and getting involved in the war just throw him into the same position as Mitsuomi was?

Originally Posted by Sinta

Interesting discussion I hope you don't mind me putting in my two cent.

You know there is a reason why most stories only focus on a few core characters, because if you have too many ALL of the characters suffer never getting any development past their "foundation" I like the idea of complex stories but this story could use some explanation and simplification. Too many characters and plotlines creates holes in character development and plot; offen leading to certain plot points to be twisted, misused, or just forgotten. A main character simply allows someone for the story to work off of. IT gives the story consistency and keeps it from going all over the place. (Like this one)

Exactly what I was trying to say because for example that Last chapter was more of the same, u mean to tell me he wasted 30 pages for nothing but a stupid fight between that guy and Mitsuomi????


@Hadou=kun
At this point, I dont know anymore. Oh Great!'s biggest problem is that he can't seem to get away from Hyperboles when dealing with tenten. A lot of thing have been exaggerated throughout the manga so until we see how it ends, we cant really predict on what will really happen.