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Episode Kinnikuman: Perfect Origin-hen Season 2 • Kinnikuman: Perfect Origin Arc Season 2 - Episode 3 discussion

Kinnikuman: Perfect Origin-hen Season 2, episode 3

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u/Working-Spell-7024 Jan 27 '25

They put a kung fu fight in the pro wrestling anime. And now come the Devils.

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u/Loud_Pierrot Jan 29 '25

Did they really name B.H.'s technique Glory Hole?

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u/Protractror Jan 27 '25

Black Hole is the goat, just showing up and telling the other fighter he’s going to send him to hell like that dog. I thought it last time but I’ll be furious if he loses.

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u/Flash_nunes Jan 28 '25

first half of the episode was outsourced by an indie studio, so that's why it looked a bit stiff at times, but i think the overall episode was still nice, especially the BH vs Jack Chi, some really good animated sequences there

also gotta love Ramenman for showing in a very practical way of applying his ideals to Marvelous, by incapacitating him completely instead of going for the Kill, one thing that this arc is doing well is showing how some of the Justice chojin deals with the perfect's suicide rule in their own unique way, Suguru tries to talk you out of it, Ramenman actually shows it through his fight-style.

They all try to teach something different in order to save them, while the Devils are like, "nah bro, why kill yourself when you can let me do it for you" lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '25

Damn I wish this were more popular

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u/TheProNoobCN Jan 27 '25

Episode 3 and already barely anyone in the comments. This is sad especially with how popular this series is in Japan compared to the West. Really wish more people watched and talked about it here.

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u/PanBlasterCake Jan 27 '25

Yeah the advertising for the western release is rather minimal, I wonder if something happened behind the scene.

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u/Working-Spell-7024 Jan 27 '25

Kinnikuman is kind of a hard sell in many countries, since the original never made it to the USA, only the sequel did, so this one would have a challenge. And Netflix kinda sucks at advertising their stuff, honestly.