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Removed Broken Aesop because it says that the manga fails to demonstrate that Might Makes Right is wrong; this means the opposite Trope, Right Makes Might, is in effect here, as the heroes make use of their powers for the betterment of good people.
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* BrokenAesop: Does might make right? The work clearly wants to express an emphatic no, but it does so by having Kenshiro be the baddest MF around to violently enforce his principles...
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* HollywoodAtheist: Baran the Emperor of Light, one of the villains from the manga-only final chapter, finds the idea of God absurd due to the fact that his dead little sister Yuka refuse to take a medicine he stole for her due to her moral upbringing, resulting in her death from a preventable disease.
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* HollywoodAtheist: Baran the Emperor of Light, one of the villains from the manga-only final chapter, finds the idea of God absurd due to the fact that his dead little sister Yuka refuse refused to take a medicine he stole for her due to her moral upbringing, resulting in her death from a preventable disease.
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** The third person who could stop him, Toki, suffered crippling radiation poisoning and was just shy of having enough strength of finishing Raoh off for good.
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** The third person who could stop him, Toki, suffered crippling radiation poisoning and was just shy of having enough strength of finishing to finish Raoh off for good.
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** In the anime, Lin, Bat, and Mamiya were present when Ken was fighting Amiba, and presses his own pressure points to increase his strength only to deflate like a balloon when his hands explode. In the manga, only Ken and Reie were present, and when Toki uses the exact same pressure point-enhance buff Amiba used, Lin and Bat has no clue what the technique was. In the anime, same scene happens, but the episode plays it out like they didn't see it.
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** In the anime, Lin, Bat, and Mamiya were present when Ken was fighting Amiba, and presses his own pressure points to increase his strength only to deflate like a balloon when his hands explode. In the manga, only Ken and Reie Rei were present, and when Toki uses the exact same pressure point-enhance buff Amiba used, Lin and Bat has no clue what the technique was. In the anime, same scene happens, but the episode plays it out like they didn't see it.