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Reign of the Seven Spellblades Ep. 11 Reaction [FULL]
Added 2023-09-15 21:42:42 +0000 UTC
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I dont believe in forgiveness. I believe everyone must pay for crimes they commited no matter what the victim says. But in this specific case, I don't think it's forgiveness. He got his ass handed to him and already payed for the crime. I mean what he did was not something horrible to begin with anyways.
Leo
2024-06-02 13:45:26 +0000 UTCI kinda hope that some time like with certain anime getting reanimemated or rebooted beelzebub is among my list to get a restart and finisih the whole manga story
Jared Heynig
2023-09-16 17:36:02 +0000 UTCI don't know if you caught it but Guy pointed out Katie noticed the ceiling might be a bee nest which is what she was pointing out last episode when a bolt got shot into the "sky." Also I think your a little hard on Alright, remember last time his parents found out he lost, he was beaten for a day and the person that beat him was killed with their family. Erasing their memories from his perspective is sparing himself torture and the group possibly being murdered. Its not just him being a sore loser. Pretty sure in this and last episode Pete is now a boy. Why do you hate forgiveness exactly?
dpolaristar
2023-09-16 00:53:30 +0000 UTCHey Joey... sorry to comment unrelated things. I just want to recommend you some romcom / shonen anime that suits better to replace Nisekoi. Can you please react to Yamada-kun & 7 Witches or School Rumble for romcom genre. And Kekkaishi or Beelzebub for shonen. either of that is ok & hope it will suit your taste. That recommendations are just one of hidden gems that worth to watch
Hikaru Kamiki
2023-09-16 00:18:49 +0000 UTCI thought this was 13 eps, but it's listed as 15 episodes on MAL? not sure which is true.
TheMonarch
2023-09-15 23:19:44 +0000 UTCIt's freshly in memory as I binged the first 5 volumes ASAP to get ahead of the anime (I've found it impossible to read LNs AFTER having seen the anime version, so it's easier to do it this way by getting more content than is adapted) before like Episode 6 or w/e
Skebaba
2023-09-15 23:00:43 +0000 UTCdamn you have a lot of time for writing all of this.
TheMonarch
2023-09-15 22:46:13 +0000 UTCYes by "sharing the blood" they mean Theodore fucked the wife of Cornwallis, as is tradition. As mentioned, it's quite common among all the old af Magicboi clans, because magic is mostly hereditary, although it can spontaneously RNG materialize from nowhere to random nonmagical lineages. I'm not sure if it will ever be explained on mechanical level in-series, but I theorized myself that it might mean that after X amount of magicbois get clapped, some random nonmagicals are basically uplifted by the "world" so to speak to replace them, because it's not like mages have that high reproductive rates to replace a sudden huge loss spike of mages within a short timespan. It's either that or random successive bad RNG made a bloodline nonmagical generations ago, and suddenly some nonmagicals just RNG activate the gud genes now, I've seen this type of thing featured in other magic settings as well, so I suppose neither would be surprising if we look for overall magic series concepts as stats. As you can see, a Double Incantation is a spell using TWO words, instead of 1 (in this case the sequence being Magnus Tonitrus, which is only cast by Chela, w/ the others using single cants which she takes control of by them mentally permitting the hijack (also possible by bruteforce hijacking it, but generally it'd be done to your power scale inferior, not someone of more or less equiv-level)). 1st Years can't use it because magic is based on biology, and their body's mana paths aren't yet advanced enough biologically speaking for them to use it w/o getting BTFO due to the sheer power using 2 incantations requires. It's something you'd need to be at least a 2nd year to be able to utilize. But since Elves are superior to Humans magic power wise (this is one of the reasons why they are among the 3 Demi-Human types granted rights, because they are essentially Human-grade mages where they are superior on individual level averages, but have shit-tier reproductive rates vs Humans who can shit out fucktons of mages, and by yeeting enough spaghetti to the wall, eventually Human SS-tier mages will outnumber Elf SS-tier mage metrics, even if statistically speaking Elves have more SS-tier mages when comparing mage to mage populations, but Humans outnumber them say 1000:1 or w/e have you, so say Humans have 50 SS-tier mages vs Elf 20-30 SS-tier mages, which is like 90% of their total population in this example. So while Humans might only have 5% of SS-tier mages, it's still more due to sheer spaghetti in the wall method spam. Oh I guess cultural differences between the 2 species are a part of it, but that's at most a secondary issue than the primary issue that is truncated reproduction), she can switch from Human biology mode to Elf biology mode, which boosts her mana paths & mana storage overall due to differences in biology. This isn't adapted in the anime it seems, but it was obvious early on when Oliver first sees Michela during the 1st day at school (to Oliver, I mean, not to the others probably) that she was a halfie, since that hair color + skin tone combo are specific to Elves as a race (regardless of what the visuals show, the LN describes it as a "unique" skintone, found only on 1 race). The reason Oliver didn't rly think that much about it, is because hybrids have 3 states, either Elf visuals or Human visuals, or in Chela's case, she can switch between the 2 states at will, so her looking Human might not have necessarily meant she'd be able to actually use Elf-grade magic as 1st year, since she could have been the Human type that's stuck as a Human, who basically doesn't have access to the biological mana functions that Elves do because they are biologically Human besides the skin + hair cosmetics. Technically it's only revealed to us the viewers/readers at the end of Volume 2 (this episode), but the internal monologue Oliver says about the skintone + hair color combo during said first school day encounter would imply that he knew all along, just got interrupted so we couldn't find it out until this moment in the series
Skebaba
2023-09-15 21:51:03 +0000 UTC
