@yudh08 Yeah, I never knew about Golden Bat until recently, but rereading this it clearly is a parody of it. They even lampshade it in chapter 2, where the guy is talking about baseball player nicknames, saying something like "He's blue bat, he's black bat, and you'd be... metal bat!"
I really wish somebody would update this. If the reading progress is anything to go off of then this manga has 9 untranslated volumes of content. It's a damn shame, but I don't even know where I could even find the raws for this. I really hope somebody picks this up
edit: Just looked into it, and yeah there's actually 9 more volumes of this and there's an actual conclusion to this story.
Edit: Edit: I found the digital raw of this on Amazon for kindles, and all of the covers. Getting errors uploading past volume 7 for the covers, but hopefully this will get awareness out there for this manga, at least a little.
https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/gp/product/B00A765NYA?notRedirectToSDP=1&ref_=dbs_mng_calw_2&storeType=ebooks
Edit: Edit: Edit: Did my best, but chapter 11 cover isn't showing up. Here's the cover for any curious readers. It's the only cover that accurately portrays the manga, and considering it's the conclusion of the story I doubt it's going to be anything like that. I find that to be hilarious
@yudh08@Terithian Rather than a parody of Golden Bat, I like to think of this as a reimagining of him. If I'm to recall correctly, Golden Bat didn't really have too indepth of an origin. He was a man of few words and the most we know of him was that he was found in a sarcophagus within Atlantis. This manga reimagines Golden Bat, the laughing skeleton hero, as Wahhaman, the laughing skeleton robot. it's different, but the inspiration is obvious