@So-chan Sure I've have, but the swelling and bruising come after a while so I usually have the leeway of a few hours to do whatever I want. The joint might go numb but it is good enough for frolicking. If it gets really bad, I could always limp or hop on one leg. Dunno, at the very least...
I could never relate to the leg injury trope in manga. Unless it's a fracture or a broken bone, I'd always carry on with what I'm doing, with a limp if I must. Sometimes the blood drips all over my legs but I could always take care of that afterward.
@JonRa Evidently not every tutor trained their students to enhance their bloodline magic. In fact, only Gaap and Agres's tutor specifically said she would do so. I think the training was tailored to each pupil's mentality and personality rather than their original powers. Kerori especially did...
@Juslin it's definitely unfair but I believe every skill has its weaknesses and opponents whom it's weak against. People like Sabnock and Kerori who have already went through their character arc and conquered their inner weakness may be immune to the trauma attack. It's still up to the user to...
@cor3zone I think the cues are pretty clear which parts of the series are meant to be comedic and which parts aren't. You may also want to point out that the teachers literally tortured their students during training, but the number of points going down that rabbit hole would be endless. But...
@cor3zone Certainly, you can see it from that perspective, but the whole point of these antics from is to wring a good laugh out of comical depictions of violence and deception in a world where such acts are normalized and even glorified. The misfits are awful "people", but they have the makings...
@cor3zone they're not people, and even among demons they're a bunch of misfits. I don't know where and how you'd gotten the notion that these implings are righteous. Perhaps the manga will instill upon them some sense of decency in the future, but it's certainly not in their nature to be...
@cor3zone you guys keep forgetting that the only reason Iruma convinced them to get the Royal One in the first place was by promising that it'd be fun. Following their desires was the first and foremost motivator that far surpasses keeping their classroom.