@Intruvious
I think the term you're looking for is "All Rounder". But yeah, Koga has just enough end game potential to do some serious damage.
@greatninja3
I think that's the best thing about Koga. He learns quickly but not to a retarded degree and it makes sense due to the fact he already has...
@kbalintz
NONE of what u said changes the fact that Ohma was never really an underdog tho. Koga actually captures what it means to be one much better than he does
@kbalintz
Not really, the second he used his Niko style he demolished Rihito with ease
Only time Ohma felt like the underdog was when he got his shit kicked in by the Fang and every match that went down with Ohma after
Koga gets the tar beaten out of him nearly every spar or fight
@Glomoro
Well of course it's gonna feel rushed or axed when you leave so many unanswered questions and unfinished plot lines. What's the point at hinting at anything if in the end you're just gonna go "LOL! Never mind!"
@gigagiga
I guess it just really goes to show that your series has to get lucky or bring a lot to the table to avoid getting the axe. I guess the series just wasn't good enough sadly or maybe the reception of the latest arc was just THAT bad
@Demomanowar
@Chinpo
I think what makes Koga work so well is that despite being its new Protagonist the universe doesn't SUDDENLY revolve around him nor his bag of tricks. Kinda like how Kengan Asura didn't revolve around Ohma. Even after the Asura's death "life goes on."
Koga is talented...
@Amegashi
Yeah i honestly agree with the cast issue. You can usually tell who can and can't juggle them yet(or never plan to) from the first 10 to 20 chapters
Yes, 100% more of a reason to development him. However, I don't want the MC being a plot or development vacuum where nothing happens...
@Amegashi
Oh i thought u meant have the MC lose like 10 times in a row or something when u said "Make him lose. A lot." Kinda like whats going on with Satoru in that other boxing manga
That's possibly the most annoying thing about martial arts. Having to repeatedly tackle the basics over and over and over and over and over. The dedication is demanding but sure as hell worth it in the long run.
@Amegashi
I don't really think ippo is a good example of a main character who loses a lot and becomes OP later on. He literally beats up people who've boxed their entire lives.
Even when the development is good and makes sense you still got a large number of people complaining. Then there's...
@SieghartX
You see that's the thing.
At least Kimura got a badass fight with a Japanese CHAMP
At least Kimura is allowed to win here and there
Satoru will NEVER get such mercy.
At this rate he'll be stuck as a loser with no hype moments in the ring who sits in the back while all his friends...
@Panino
To be fair it's not something the writer can just ignore because in real life I got SUPER gifted athletes in almost all sports but it's not something a writer should endlessly kiss ass to either like this one does.
A balance of both should be achieved
Honestly if he loses I'm probably gonna give this manga a long break.
@Purplelibraryguy , @gigagiga and @BardofSnow sum my feelings up perfectly. This isn't even realistic, it's just depressing seeing Satoru work so hard just to be the only major character in this serious to never get a win...
@givemersspls
But that entire argument hinges on the unconfirm and assumption that he thinks like that. That would be literally stereotyping him based on the fact he wants to beat the one guy who he couldn't KO and knocked him down. Then assuming he looks down on every single one of his...