I'm just picturing Darth Vader in an OSHA vest and hard hat just getting on the emperor's ass about this.

Fair enough.

My point was that because they specifically referenced people who were explicitly at a higher tier of power than him, that he wasn't the strongest - as opposed to many similar series that will go out of their way to mention how the main characters "the strongest human that ever lived" "the greatest mage in any history" "they can 1 v 20 whole groups of dragons" like he's strong but they didn't make him overpowered, even back then.

Like maybe if she was lean buff but not when she's that wide absolutely not.

Sin of mysophobia? It was the sin of obsession before... Either way why not just have it be envy? I get you're not using lust or gluttony but Envy's right there!

Oh...no?

Yeah but the sukuna fight was more of a coordinated jumping then it was a duel. Like they ran the ones, the twos and the threes with him, defeated him and even at the end he technically killed himself.

Bro he even outright gave them the chance to retreat before they started, at this point he's less of a demon than they are.

Not only is it a couples fight , it is weirdly one of the best written couples I've ever encountered out of any Korean comic I've read.
You can feel how much they know about each other, how long they've talked, how often they've talked, that they can read each other's emotions off of bits and pieces of the conversation and their interactions.
You can even tell how deeply the cult leader cares by how tense he's getting at the smallest bits of information and change in behavior throughout. If I read a romance series with this much nuance and maturity in people's behaviors it would instantly shoot up my list.

I can't with this series, the basic concept is fine the setting is interesting but the main character is dumb as bricks and the series insist on framing him as if he's completely moral and justified in his behaviors even though he's been given a power that lets him make infinite food in a building full of people that are slowly starving to death and decided he would literally do nothing about that not just for the strangers but even for the people he considered friends until one of them was literally unconscious from a combination of starvation and exhaustion only then did he dain to help one person, and I'd call this some type of strategy but it's not a good strategy when as the situation has been presented providing food to people would instantly give you a large group of people willing to work for you because you are the only thing keeping them alive.
I know this much is true because that is quite literally what the "Evil collective" did to get everybody else in the building on their side.
Instead he chooses to hoard resources while lightly antagonizing others which puts a Target on his back while constantly talking s*** about the collective of people whose main goal was to make sure people don't starve to death by ensuring everyone shares resources (but of course they're secretly evil somehow which justifies the main character hoarding resources and letting a bunch of people starve to death, which I don't mind as a story choice but don't frame him as if he's not at the very least amoral or cold-hearted for that. Especially when his power is, once again, infinite food!) and the desperation of everyone else in this setting versus the main character and his crew who are basically chill as they're only desperate situation is that "that poor annoying evil horde of starving people want resources, the bastards!" The tone just becomes weird because they're asking us the root for these guys and not the desperate starving people struggling to survive but also not giving us any reason to like these guys other than that some of them have powers and they're the protagonists.

Well you see... He's a douchebag, like deadass they're plan right now is to literally destroy the organization that's feeding everyone, they have the means and abilities to just leave and set up somewhere else but instead he wants to I guess make the whole building worth of people starve so that he can be comfortable.

Wow it's almost like if you just completely bail on everyone else during the Apocalypse some of those people end up being people you'd rather not die. Like I'm not saying help the whole crowd, I'm not even saying help most of them, I'm saying at least help your homie! it's kind of s***** that you just left this man out to dry.

It is wild that they gave us a main character that can endlessly replicate food and then made the brave choice of having him just let an entire city block worth of people starve instead of helping them or rolling over them as some kind savior.

It does suck that he's not even helping out the homie, just letting man's slowly starve to death.

This medium is always best to me when they embrace having a weirdo freak as a protagonist, I don't want any more K-pop looking, black short cut hair, skinny tall but secretly buff as hell pretty boy edgelord protagonists.
I want more complete f****** weirdos, people with very specific strange thought processes or methodologies. Like that crazy demon series and this.
Not that many chapters out but the setting , character designs, and the art is sometimes standard - sometimes pretty solid or outright disturbing to look at it in a really good way, it has light mystery elements, a heavy lean on comedy with a light lean on the surreal. I need more chapters out for a comprehensive rating but at the pace this is going it's easily a 7 or 8 out of 10.

nope. even pre losing his mana heart he looked like that in the flashbacks, man just has real strange genetics i guess.

he's the chaotic good to Alucards' Chaotic...Neutral(?)

"Sakamoto days but Sakamoto is a degenerate no-lifer chick" it's like the Paul blart to Sakamoto days' die hard.
And I'm game.

" you have no idea the power of the yeast side! My wheat has crushed empires."

He's gonna take advantage of the dude instinct to join in on physical challenges.