* the monkey's paw curls*

People keep saying they know something and no one's telling me what it is.

I mean... probably death, I quite literally just wanted you to tell me to confirm my suspicions or not, I was not expecting this much run around.

don't hold back, Let me 'ave it, I can Take it.

Wait what do you know? Is it something from the anime?

https://i.postimg.cc/c4K84d9k/i.jpg

His mind is willing but his body is spongy and bruised.

Man golden kamuy was good

My guess is using the more ancient meaning of dragon where it was kind of interchangeable with the word monster, or at least this one kind of seems to be a mix of the two where dragons all seem to fly and are generally massive creatures that can wreak destruction, but they also come across more as animals something akin whales, only with vastly different morphology between different members of the species.

Nah you got to give him hope before you can break his spirit, otherwise it won't hurt as much.

It caught him off guard for a second but he remembered he's a master martial artist and he just beat him up anyways. My guess is the martial arts stuff is either in the past of this world somehow and people just inherited versions of those skills, or other people had some of those VR pods that connect you to that... realm? dimension? world? place. that place.

This series really has done a good job of not only displaying the childish bitterness and spite that characters often have towards a villain in a series (especially in a romance series like this) but also done so without villainizing said characters. We at least understand how they arrived at the positions they have: rather it be reflections of personal feelings of guilt, reflections of how they grow up, or simply reflections of their own inattention, none of them are cruel for cruelty's sake, they all think they're justified in some regard and (for the ones that have them) their turnabouts came when they realized that maybe they're justification disregards the position the other person was in, the real pity for Derek is that he seems to have gotten hit by that hypnosis or whatever the hell Yvonne did to him right as that turn about realization came to him and it muddied him to the point that he recoiled back to his initial thinking, they let his guilts for mistake he made when he was a child dictate his current actions.

Oh I had forgot he still wanted to resurrect her I thought he gave up when he tried to resurrect her and her spirit basically refused. And as far as the writing goes I consider it more similar to overlord, where part of the journey is just seeing how much of his humanity he loses in the pursuit of his goal.

What if the big reveal is he is the kid in the adults body. Oh that would be funny.

That Demon King stands on business and I'm all for it.

I'm honestly convinced that the villain knows he can just brute Force this s*** but wants to have fun, especially when you consider that his motivation is just that he wants Japan to have guns. that's it. That's his whole ball game. It's so f****** stupid I love it.

I will admit I just expected him to use ice armor or some s*** because hardening your blood would absolutely f*** you up especially because his power is controlling water not blood so he's really only hardening the plasma. And I will be honest I figured old girl would have died by now simply because she has like 15 holes in her at this point and despite the fantastical elements, in regards to death and injury the series has been somewhat more realistic, like when she got hit by that big ass monster she got basically put out a commission for a bit, she didn't just walk it off.

Oh I'm caught up, my only real complaint with that series is that due to the method by which the plot progresses (being that a new hero shows up that he has to defeat again) it kind of makes the whole series seem kind of repetitive and cyclical which, while poetic and fitting with the themes, does make the series seem a tad bit aimless and loose sometimes. Probably due to the fact that his end goal is a continuous process as opposed to an actual achievable completion of some kind, like it's not getting a treasure or making a wish or getting a position or world domination, it is "continuously being a threat for the foreseeable future so that humans may not fight each other"

i know the actual answer...i just find the juxtaposition funny. like it's always just a little wrong, like just enough to know someone thought about researching it and said "Fuck it" Instead.
like Goeden for instance "should his name be Golden, no too on the nose, maybe something that sounds close... whats the english name i heard in that drama... gideon, goebel, ... goeden Yeah that sounds right."

I think you're talking about the sage becomes an undead series where it was less him thinking humans were evil but him acknowledging that humans naturally have conflict and if you can focus the conflict on one guy the humans will at least be peaceful towards each other.