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* Later on in that arc, the ''brutal'' fight between [[spoiler: Rinka and Nadja, two expert martial artists slugging it out at their best. Especially in concern to how Rinka wins. Nadja briefly gets ahead by channeling her rage in consideration to the fact Rinka is about to bring her only reason to live crashing down... only for Rinka to [[ShutUpHannibal call Nadja out on how she's just an assassin, and sad childhood or not, her life is not noble, and she has no excuse for trying to justify a glorified slave ring as a 'means of life.']] What follows is Rinka showing a mastery of Physical Permeation not yet seen in the manga, phasing underneath the elevator the two are fighting in while using one of her legs to keep her hooked to the elevator shaft, confusing Nadja and opening her up to a ''bone-crushing'' kick to the nose. Then, Rinka rises back up, starts ''wailing'' on the assassin, and finishes by ducking under one of her kicks and kicking her right back, like how she finished off Minami, with such force she ''sends Nadja through the elevator AND steel doors leading out to the roof of the building, AND halfway across the helicopter tarmac.'']]

* Later on in that arc, the ''brutal'' fight between [[spoiler: Rinka and Nadja, two expert martial artists slugging it out at their best. Especially in concern to how Rinka wins. Nadja briefly gets ahead by channeling her rage in consideration to the fact Rinka is about to bring her only reason to live crashing down... only for Rinka to [[ShutUpHannibal call Nadja out on how she's just an assassin, and sad childhood or not, her life is not noble, and she has no excuse for trying to justify a glorified slave ring as a 'means of life.']] What follows is Rinka showing a mastery of Physical Permeation not yet seen in the manga, phasing underneath the elevator the two are fighting in while using one of her legs to keep her hooked to the elevator shaft, confusing Nadja and opening her up to a ''brutal'' kick to the nose, before Rinka rises back up, starts ''wailing'' on the assassin, and finishes by ducking under one of her kicks and kicking her right back, like how she finished off Minami, with such force she ''sends Nadja through the elevator AND steel doors leading out to the roof of the building, AND halfway across the helicopter tarmac.'']]

* Later on in that arc, the ''brutal'' fight between [[spoiler: Rinka and Nadja, two expert martial artists slugging it out at their best. Especially in concern to how Rinka wins. Nadja briefly gets ahead by channeling her rage in consideration to the fact Rinka is about to bring her only reason to live crashing down... only for Rinka to [[ShutUpHannibal call Nadja out on how she's just an assassin, and sad childhood or not, her life is not noble, and she has no excuse for trying to justify a glorified slave ring as a 'means of life.']] What follows is Rinka showing a mastery of Physical Permeation not yet seen in the manga, phasing underneath the elevator the two are fighting in while using one of her legs to keep her hooked to the elevator shaft, confusing Nadja and opening her up to a ''brutal'' kick to the nose, before Rinka rises back up, starts ''wailing'' on the assassin, and finishes by ducking under one of her kicks and kicking her right back, like how she finished off Minami, with such force she ''sends Nadja through the elevator AND steel doors leading out the the balcony of the building, AND halfway across the helicopter tarmac.'']]

* In Chapter 36, we ''finally'' get to see Ren and Masume take steps towards being ActionGirls. Ren calls the Front's bluff that they'll kill her friend, knowing that they need her to open the Covenant. She thus threatens to commit suicide unless she hears Masume's voice...which leads to ''perfect'' teamwork as this causes the Anti-ESP woman to turn off her Anti-ESP rings so she can offer to send them to Ren's room to stop her, giving Masume the chance to use her technomancy to make one of the Front member's cellphones silently call Zeusu's phone.

** To better elaborate, after the StarterVillain arc, Black Fist only ever lost fights, and came to the realization it was because she had left her proverbial claws grow dull making friends with the heroes. The Professor, being the smug guy he is, naturally dismisses Black Fist as a threat after 'freezing' her in illusory ice. Following Azuma coming in and shocking The Professor, along with Parrot suppressing his illusions, teleporters come in and aim their guns at Azuma while The Professor wastes time looking smug...only to realize a moment too late that a ''grenade'' just tapped his shoe, with Black Fist looking beaten but determined to continue fighting. That's right. The Jobber scored a victory against a BigBad.

** And then, to top it, Rinka shows ShesBack for good by using The Professor's armlock against him by using the opportunity to ''shove her eskrima stick through her head and into his throat.'' She follows this up by ''throwing herself off the skytree with The Professor'' so she can deliver the [[CallingYourAttacks Conspiracy Crushing Psy-Kick.]] For the first time, [[TheChessMaster The Professor]] has no fallbacks. His illusions are disrupted by the presence of Parrot. His goons are getting their asses kicked by Black Fist. Minami and Black Fist's sister aren't there to save him because [[Irony he made them leave with the Ark.]] And Rinka, the girl he considered a pawn the entire time, is sending him hurtling to the ground at breakneck speeds. [[CatharsisFactor After making Rinka's life a living hell, he finally gets whats coming to him, and he is scared.]]

** And then, to top it, Rinka shows ShesBack for good by using The Professor's armlock against him by using the opportunity to ''shove her eskrima stick through her head and into his throat.'' She follows this up by ''throwing herself off the skytree with The Professor'' so she can deliver the [[CallingYourAttacks Conspiracy Crushing Psy-Kick.]]

** And then, to top it, Rinka shows ShesBack for good by using The Professor's armlock against him by using the opportunity to ''shove her eskrima stick through her head and into his throat.'' She follows this off by ''throwing herself off the skytree with The Professor'' so she can deliver the [[CallingYourAttacks Conspiracy Crushing Psy-Kick.]]

** And then, to top it, Rinka shows ShesBack for good by using The Professor's armlock against him by using the opportunity to ''shove her eskrima stick through her head and into his throat.'' She follows this off by ''throwing herself off the skytree with The Professor'' so she can deliver the good ole' Psy Kick.

** And then, to top it, Rinka shows ShesBack for good by using The Professor's armlock against him by using the opportunity to ''shove her eskrima stick through her head and into his throat.''

* [[spoiler:And Zeusu promptly kicked their asses, both of them being professional soldiers.]]

* [[spoiler:And Zeusu promptly kicked their asses, both of them being professional soldier]]

* Kozuki defending Minami [[spoiler: after she had been knocked out. She takes out a group of ESP mercenaries and holds out long enough for Zeusu to arrive.]]

* Chapter 44: [[spoiler:Vahalla Gantetsu vs Rinka. She takes him out in a single cross-counter strike despite this dude being the winner of the last tournament.]]

* Chapter 36: [[spoiler: Rinka and Azuma return and takes down the weight manipulating esper in a single go.]]

** Best of all, in chapter 39 we see he can use his powers to make a TransformingMech.

* Zeusu, full stop. Whenever he's involved ass will be kicked.

* Zeusu, full stop. Whenever he's involved as will be kicked.

* Chapter 25 has Rinka defeat Minami in an awesome, but brutal CatFight that ended up with her bending the girl's sword, the rescue party arriving and saving the team inside, before K.O'ing all the other espers using their abilities, and lastly Rinka's dad managing to slow down the fall of the building.

* The rescue of the hostages in chapter 24. Not only does it showcase Rinka's badass status, but it's caught on film and virtually everyone is cheering for her.

* Azuma's LockAndLoadMontage and subsequent actions are a fine example of how he's not someone to trifle with, even if he acts like a classic superhero.