Now that I think of it there is another comic and anime where a immortal being uses body parts as weapons, just not to the same degree and sort of flies with spurting blood

Again how do you forget such a thing...

So do all zombgans become evil? Or just completely different people with human memories? Or only evil people become zomgans?

Anyway how do you forget a kid who you tore his heart out and then killed one of you easily.

I thought this was a breeding camp but surprising lack of breeding being done.

How did the old man survive till now?

I don't get this plan at all. Why not just slaughter their way in? And without MC's power, how would they even plan to get out?

Interesting the different perspectives based on only partial intel and assumptions.

How does that giant shipping or whatever boat sneak up on you? Like "I see something ahead" and it takes up the whole fucking frame! You see something? Really?! I guess that means you're not blind then!

If you fought like MC and won all the battles then all humans would die?

What did they expect from someone who wants to die & has lots of power. hiding and investigating? Pfft.

They also didn't tell that companion about MC? The immortality or the death wish.

That's one way to use your immortality and make your body a weapon.

It's possible that the comic is going towards a ending now since the ghostly MC will be working to give back the body and without that the heart of the story is gone.

which two? The ghostly wife and widower? That wouldn't have been so bad IMO. But I do like this even better as it adds complexity.

World's anus.

I think it's a pun on the muffled words and a misunderstanding.

Anyway I think some shit is going to go down now that MC is here for the colonoscopy battle.

Why did MC give the info asked of em?

It's not "wrong" anyway.

Well yeah you can't spare em, they'll definitely attack again. But MC should have killed at least the leader before running off I think.

Well that's almost all of them.

You lack imagination. You could be facing someone to protect someone else, you could be waiting for backup, and/or you could look for/try to make a chance to flee. You also might not want to kill them, say if that will cause legal or revenge problems for you. (or a seed of darkness might take you over more, probably not that last one being all fictional though)

Imagine you are in a battle with armies on either side. It's a war with swords, no guns. You fight a enemy who you realize you will not be able to defeat or likely not be able to defeat. If you can stall them, you increase your sides chances of victory and your own chances of survival. If you carelessly charge at the enemy seeing no way to win you will be quickly killed and then that enemy can move on to attack and kill more people on your side. If you can aim for a "tie", just keep the enemy occupied, if your side is winning elsewhere someone may join in to battle this skilled opponent. At the very least this person is tied up battling you for while.

There are lots of reasons to fight to stop someone rather then to kill or incapacitate (and incapacitated is usually so much harder than killing) them, none of those reasons have anything to do with a competition.

Perfectly legitimate to aim for draws etc. a sword and wielding that sword is a means, not a end. In a real life situation you might indeed want to aim for a draw if you can't win.

That said, it's hard to learn that way.

Damn perverted "accidents"