@Ravezta
If it was Artemis, sure, she'd be a shoe-in for Hayha, but Apollo I don't see. Yes, he does have a bow as one of his seven bajillion attributes, but he's really more known for his lyre and womanizing than his hunting prowess.
Knowing the first true Supreme God of his pantheon to show up in battle (Even Zeus doesn't compare to how stupidly powerful Shiva's supposed to be), Raiden has his work cut out for him on this one.
A a side note, my prediction for who will face Nostradamus has to be Apollo. Not really known as a...
Given that chapter 105's last panel gave us creepy girl and that it was apparently illusory, I do have to wonder if Flora doesn't appear as Creepy Girl to anyone but Oscar.
The really frustrating thing about this manga is that it's essentially unstoppable force versus immovable object. It's an eternal stalemate, with only escalation and shocking value to give it a reason to live. The sole fact that this "sequel" to the "original" Higanjima is in fact just another...
The combination of glorious nippon, the weight of the shinsengumi's legend, Zeus saying "we can't let them get the lead" and his opponent not even being announced yet, really makes me want to say the writing's on the wall on this one.
On one hand, I know you can't stay solely focus on Creepy Cat's crazy transformations of the beginning forever, but it really looks like a big shift in tone. Possibly in scope too.
@Grimmycoffee
You would be right, in fact Nagashino is the first event in the manga's timeline. I guess I was confused by the fact Nobunaga is treated as a novel threat in the later chapters when he already kicked the Takeda's asses to smithereens.
@Yari-Kachi
Where are you getting this impression from ? This manga has chosen the historical losing side from the outset, so there really isn't much to be done in regards of making the Takeda's enemy look like a dick.
It's a slow march towards the battle of Nagashino and we all know it.