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* MagnificentBastard: [[{{Cyborg}} Malcolm Eden]] is an [[GeniusBruiser experienced Metal Boxer]] who subjects himself to heavy modifications and employs unscrupulous strategies and tactics to always get a win while his opponents end up dead after the match. Already claiming five lives in the ring, Malcolm prepares for his match with Levius Cornwall, giving Levius his most challenging fight yet. When Levius manages to win, Malcolm would ask Levius to give him a warrior's death which [[FaceDeathWithDignity Malcolm embraces]] in the manga, while in the anime adaptation Malcolm [[RetiredBadass retires]] and trains Levius for his upcoming fight against AJ Langdon.

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* MagnificentBastard: [[{{Cyborg}} Malcolm Eden]] is an [[GeniusBruiser experienced Metal Boxer]] who subjects himself to heavy modifications and employs unscrupulous strategies and tactics to always get a win while his opponents end up dead after the match. Already claiming five lives in the ring, Malcolm prepares for his match with Levius Cornwall, giving Levius his most challenging fight yet. When Levius manages to win, Malcolm would ask Levius to give him a warrior's death which [[FaceDeathWithDignity Malcolm embraces]] in the manga, while in the anime adaptation Malcolm [[RetiredBadass retires]] and trains Levius for his upcoming fight against AJ Langdon.----
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Dr. Rudolph Clown]] is the [[CorruptCorporateExecutive CEO]] of Amethyst and a [[MadScientist researcher]] who, during the War for Agartha Water, has kidnapped countless [[WouldHurtAChild children]], who he would subject to inhumane experiments with steam prosthetics. Clown used drugs on AJ Langdon, his most prominent victim, to keep her brainwashed, while forcing her to become a Metal Boxer and fight her opponents to the death, with Hugo Stratus being one such victim. When Levius Cromwell demands that Clown free AJ from his control if he beats her, Clown responds that Levius must become his slave should Levius lose, later pumping steroids into AJ's body to ensure she beats Levius, eventually driving her into a berserk rage. When Levius beats AJ, Clown [[ILied refuses to honor his deal]] and attempts to blow up the stadium to kill Levius, AJ, and everyone else there.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Dr. Rudolph Clown]] is the [[CorruptCorporateExecutive CEO]] of Amethyst and a [[MadScientist researcher]] who, during the War for Agartha Water, has kidnapped countless [[WouldHurtAChild children]], who he would subject to inhumane experiments with steam prosthetics. Clown used drugs on AJ Langdon, his most prominent victim, to keep her brainwashed, while forcing her to become a Metal Boxer and fight her opponents to the death, with Hugo Stratus being one such victim. When Levius Cromwell demands that Clown free AJ from his control if he beats her, Clown responds that Levius must become his slave should Levius lose, later pumping steroids into AJ's body to ensure she beats Levius, eventually driving her into a berserk rage. When Levius beats AJ, Clown [[ILied refuses to honor his deal]] and attempts to blow up the stadium to kill Levius, AJ, and everyone else there.

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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Dr. Rudolph Clown]] is the [[CorruptCorporateExecutive CEO]] of Amethyst and a [[MadScientist researcher]] who, during the War for Agartha Water, has kidnapped countless [[WouldHurtAChild children]], who he would subject to inhumane experiments with steam prosthetics. Clown used drugs on AJ Langdon, his most prominent victim, to keep her brainwashed, while forcing her to become a Metal Boxer and fight her opponents to the death, with Hugo Stratus being one such victim. When Levius Cromwell demands that Clown free AJ from his control if he beats her, Clown responds that Levius must become his slave should Levius lose, later pumping steroids into AJ's body to ensure she beats Levius, eventually driving her into a berserk rage. When Levius beats AJ, Clown [[ILied refuses to honor his deal]] and attempts to blow up the stadium to kill Levius, AJ, and everyone else there.there.
* MagnificentBastard: [[{{Cyborg}} Malcolm Eden]] is an [[GeniusBruiser experienced Metal Boxer]] who subjects himself to heavy modifications and employs unscrupulous strategies and tactics to always get a win while his opponents end up dead after the match. Already claiming five lives in the ring, Malcolm prepares for his match with Levius Cornwall, giving Levius his most challenging fight yet. When Levius manages to win, Malcolm would ask Levius to give him a warrior's death which [[FaceDeathWithDignity Malcolm embraces]] in the manga, while in the anime adaptation Malcolm [[RetiredBadass retires]] and trains Levius for his upcoming fight against AJ Langdon.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.Nazome.
* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Dr. Rudolph Clown]] is the [[CorruptCorporateExecutive CEO]] of Amethyst and a [[MadScientist researcher]] who, during the War for Agartha Water, has kidnapped countless [[WouldHurtAChild children]], who he would subject to inhumane experiments with steam prosthetics. Clown used drugs on AJ Langdon, his most prominent victim, to keep her brainwashed, while forcing her to become a Metal Boxer and fight her opponents to the death, with Hugo Stratus being one such victim. When Levius Cromwell demands that Clown free AJ from his control if he beats her, Clown responds that Levius must become his slave should Levius lose, later pumping steroids into AJ's body to ensure she beats Levius, eventually driving her into a berserk rage. When Levius beats AJ, Clown [[ILied refuses to honor his deal]] and attempts to blow up the stadium to kill Levius, AJ, and everyone else there.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: The art of the manga is full of detail and wonderfuly drawn, it's on par with the best of the industry, and amazingly enough, it ran in an underground magazine, Ikki, until it was put in the Ultra Jump, and the rest is history.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: The art of the manga is full of detail and wonderfuly wonderfully drawn, it's on par with the best of the industry, and amazingly enough, it ran in an underground magazine, Ikki, ''Ikki'', until it was put in the Ultra Jump, ''Ultra Jump'', and the rest is history.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Despite Anime/MegaloBox being a {{Remake}} of Manga/AshitaNoJoe, the whole cyberpunk boxing setting came first in Levius.
** That being said, in the Levius manga, the sport is Mechanical Martial Arts. The anime, made after Megalobox, changes it to mechanical boxing, so the comparison does hold some weight. One could argue that the Levius anime was changed to be more like a boxing anime in order to capitalize off of Megalobox.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Despite Anime/MegaloBox being a {{Remake}} of Manga/AshitaNoJoe, the whole cyberpunk boxing setting came first in Levius.
** That being said, in the Levius manga, the sport is Mechanical Martial Arts. The anime, made after Megalobox, changes it to mechanical boxing, so the comparison does hold some weight. One could argue that the Levius anime was changed to be more like a boxing anime in order to capitalize off of Megalobox.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Despite Anime/MegaloBox being a {{Remake}} of Manga/AshitaNoJoe, the whole cyberpunk boxing setting came first in Levius.

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* OlderThanTheyThink: Despite Anime/MegaloBox being a {{Remake}} of Manga/AshitaNoJoe, the whole cyberpunk boxing setting came first in Levius.Levius.
** That being said, in the Levius manga, the sport is Mechanical Martial Arts. The anime, made after Megalobox, changes it to mechanical boxing, so the comparison does hold some weight. One could argue that the Levius anime was changed to be more like a boxing anime in order to capitalize off of Megalobox.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: The art of the manga is full of detail and wonderfuly drawn, it's on par with the best of the industry, and amazingly enough, it ran in an underground magazine, Ikki, until it was put in the Ultra Jump, and the rest is history.
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.Nazome.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Despite Anime/MegaloBox being a {{Remake}} of Manga/AshitaNoJoe, the whole cyberpunk boxing setting came first in Levius.

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Does Dr. Clown really love AJ and he just has a creepy way of showing it or does he just see her as a tool?

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Does Dr. Clown really love AJ and he just has a creepy way of showing it or does he just see her as a tool?tool?
** Is Hugo really as much of a JerkAss as he seems, or is he just putting on an act and trying to emulate his idol, Jones?
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* AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.

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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Does Dr. Clown really love AJ and he just has a creepy way of showing it or does he just see her as a tool?
* AwesomeMusic: The opener "wit and love" by Nazome.

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