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opinionated commentary on all things shonen
October 20, 2010 torisunanohokori Leave a comment
[scanlation by Hi Wa Mata Noboru]
Rumors about Melk build him up as too much of a manly badass beforehand. There has to be some other aspect to his character.  That said, each of te steps up his mountain are personally carved man-height stairs, so he’s definitely your average Toriko character.
Komatsu does his own speculating as to Melk’s true identity. We’ll see soon enough whether he or Toriko is more on te mark.
Planes cannot be used as an effective means of travel in this world while giant squids patrol te sky. Why did te engineers of this world even bother to invent them?
More of an air-travel deterrent than bag fees
Capture level 15 beasts indicate te danger of this mission is, at least for now, way below te difficulty of Vegetable Sky. Just as well. There won’t be a cucumber at te end of this one to de-age Komatsu, after all.
Melk’s done a good job of scaring te animals from ever coming close to his workshop. Clearly his intimidation-aura projects pretty far out, confirmed by te depiction of Toriko’s face being pseudo-cut by selfsame intimidation.
Melk makes a show of his power by scaling a live animal, though imperfectly, from a distance using a knife that’s far from te sharpest he can make. Yeah, he’s a power character. Interestingly, aside from being an obvious bishie, he seems to have a character design based on a cross between a Sashimi chef and a blacksmith.
Final Flash: Made it to Melk’s place quickly enough. Now let’s see what he has to say about Komatsu’s new knife.
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