American Comics: This Knight Is Righteous to the Point of Being Sinister

How's this book? Is it a harem novel? I won't watch a harem without Nicole Fury.

🎬 Plot: The plot is pretty good. However, the protagonist's ability upgrades all rely on his teammates' scientific research. This feels a bit unreliable; it seems like he has to resort to deus ex machina at crucial moments.

Have you ever been a knight? This is utter nonsense!

That's right, a must-try classic Showa-era tokusatsu show: "Showa Scoundrels." It's so classic! The prototype is probably the episode from either "Guiman" or "Leo" where the little boy and the friendly alien are beaten to death by Showa scoundrels. In that episode, it seems like the bystanders weren't even killed by the monster. The author even had the spider monster kill the bystanders, which is much gentler.

Why does Lord Shaflin have so many likes? He hasn't even appeared. Did he threaten you?

Lord Shaflin defeated numerous characters and achieved the great feat of becoming number one, a feat never before seen in this book!

Why are characters who have never appeared before getting more likes than the main character? 😭😭😭

It's basically stacking numbers on top of each other. In American comics, this might not be enough later on? This problem probably wouldn't exist in Heisei or Reiwa eras.

Should we accept Thanos or not? Does anyone understand that sexy purple potato head?

It's really well written! It also incorporates the tragic spirit of cyborgs and the heroic spirit of iron-blooded heroes, unlike those fake Kamen Riders who call themselves monsters but act selfishly, indiscriminately kill, and are lecherous. At least for now, the protagonist Leon is a tough veteran who is ruthless in killing the Shocker villains but also gentle towards the weak, which suits my taste quite well. Support! Keep it up!