Their reasoning is confusing me. Now that Baku has been revived a second time, wasn't it basically established from here on the all out 'safe strategy'? He has effectively 4 turns left to get leader to falter, or so I'd think the characters were thinking. What is the actual threat now other...
May as well provide an actual basis for some of my past thoughts - at least I'll have something to refer to later:
3 chapters practically at once is an interesting sign. I don't know if I'd bother to trust the twitter comments regarding the author's assessment of the story though.
I'm amused that he put a limit on it such as needing to forget to see. It could have easily been that he had enough brainpower to allocate to hearing "just because".
OPness would mostly depend on how good the ability is now. He did have to work out the kinks so it's likely not that clear as...
I wonder if Baku will 'waste' a turn holding onto the 'kerchief to see if Leader tsks multiple times in the round. It won't take long for him to be suspicious that he only checks after he does it at least once, though.
I think the basic problem is that the 3-death strategy can only work for so long before either of them accumulate enough time for it to be forced back into the 2-death strategy. They'd have to pinpiont the moment where dying second is better and that's where the mind-game is?
Either way...
People assuming this is the end probably just haven't seen enough BS in manga/storytelling as a whole. I believe the author will find a way to turn this entire clusterfuck into a beautiful mass of absolutely nothing.
Again.
It will also be 'realistic' enough that noone questions it either lol...
Lmao putting mere theories in spoiler tags is just courtesy, but even then I find it utterly absurd to the point that I completely disagree with the practice in just about any context that isn't "the theory is also long-winded".
Tsk tsk is probably echolocation though lol. Feels like a bit of...