Helck started as a gag story but turned into heavy drama midway
this sequel started with drama and philosophical fate shit right of the gate
i am ready to be torn into pieces one more timd
her reasoning makes sense at parts, I think. Asami definitely wouldnt ditch her, so her thinking there is off, but the part where he might get the police involved is sound. If I was a runaway and don't as hell wanna be dragged back home, I wouldn't want to see any cop ever.
Although, not...
@Zyphotex
most generic way would be him somehow overcoming his negative constitution, either by getting used to the damage he takes from holy elements, or actually getting rid of it entirely and becoming able to take (and maybe use) holy element magic.
Though honestly I would prefer him not...
Changing the Megiddo scene into a spread page like in this one improved the impact significantly. Not entirely sure why it wasnt like this in the first release, but I am glad they listened and did it. Marvelous.
@RheaSilvi while it seems peaceful now, imagine an army of beasts backed up with a number of well fed, well eqiuipped soldiers and fortification.
When they are mature and unlock the full potential of their abilities, these demon kids will be the kingdom's greatest military assets
I think Llyod is just pissed that a newcomer suddenly has a ton of control in his party that he leads. Sure, Noel's Talker buffs definitely is a boost to their fighting capabilities, but outside of combat Lloys IS the party leader. He should be the one making calls on quests, expansion, and what...
He's not telling their levels and their status implications outright because it may cause some loss of confidence, but he keeps calling the other party members a burden.
I know the priest is just trying to do his job but that's not a way to raise a party.
Im not sure if MC was written poorly or there's some 4D characterization chess going on. His attitude towards his classmates (especially the prez) and to the city's lord's daughter is VERY contrasting and doesnt make any sense.
after reading a number of these i have a hunch that japan may think that being taken away forcefully without your consent sounds romantic
i cant say i agree
The "I'm a prince but she's the first person to saw me as a person and so I'm definitely in love with her" should be a trope already. Does anybody know what it's called?