Like she has utility I suppose, I mean literally as a character she just isn't particularly likable, like despite all the hardships she's been through and caused she hasn't really seemed to learn any lessons, she's only over humble if she's kind of forced to be, and just her general demeanor annoys me, like the author treats her in the story as if she's had a redemption Arc of some sort but she just hasn't...at least not on screen.

I haven't read it and have little interest in doing so.

I've seen so many different versions of the Jazz Funeral https://i.postimg.cc/DwS0nsHr/i.gif , I offer another as tribute

I just got really hung up on that sick f*** that choose 10j , that's not even in the toilet, that's next to the Lower right edge.

Their logic would actually make sense if he didn't have nano machines, because a normal person that's a good enough martial artist would be able to block that high level poison users poison from the outside using ki armor like she said but have no actual means to rapidly negate poison that was ingested, it's like how there's some chemicals that if you drop it on your skin you're fine - because your skin is tough enough to take it - but if you drink it you're f*****, if he didn't have nano to literally immediately remove any poisons from his body he would have had to fight them without any ki.

Having read a bit of the prequel series of this about the great ancestor, it's funnier because given his previous actions he 100% fucked up that Dragon solely to suck energy out of it, and it probably turned black cuz of all his f****** death ki

This would be the third one, though he's broken dozens at this point, and I think he's broken like five people's ribs.

If you're curious you can sort of get the general vibe of what they are by reading the original web comic, they're definitely going to change things from that to this but some vague basic stuff usually stays around.

I still can't stand Marie, they haven't actually made any effort for her to be more likable they just made her ineffectual in her capacity to cause trouble, she doesn't even seem particularly repentant about the fact that she caused this man an early death got to live a full life and then came here and immediately started causing trouble to the point that she nearly destroyed the kingdom due to her actions.

That's the most vile version of Arachne I've seen, like the artist was like "human spider hybrid? sure! where's the hybridization occur?....well it has human hair...."

Finally. finally god. he's going to actually do something and stand by it, and not try to talk it out, or let it slide, or vibe, or think he's too weak to get involved. he's actually just going to stand on business for once.

Yeah they probably should have just translated that to "Teacher", still better than those early One piece fan translations where they insisted on leaving it "Nakama" instead of just saying friend or crew depending on context like the official translations.

Damn I'm never going to see the main character shapeshift am I, hell I didn't even get to see the mom shapeshift.

This does not seem like that kind of game, like it's an MMO I don't think there's an offline, and the fact that he does know a lot of the story stuff despite not actually paying attention to it means he didn't skip the dialogue...so my confusion still stands.

Please, call me Balls.

That is fair, I did make the too long didn't read also like three sentences, enjoy your sleep Mr. poolhttps://i.postimg.cc/8PJRV1m2/i.jpg

I know, I think I said as much in the second half of my comment, it was more in regards to feeling sympathy towards someone even though they're shitty, and why someone might. Like the circumstances of your birth aren't the only contributor to your actions but they do contribute to your actions and worldview, and when you commit negative actions only partially by choice but partially by circumstance, sympathy may be drawn from the circumstance even if a choice was still made. For instance, if the main character's mother was similarly cruel to him but he still turned out kind and merciful, you would have less sympathy for someone who was raised in the same circumstances but turned out cruel, but in contrast the only differences that contributed to the main character being kind (at least kinder than the antagonist so far) is that he had a kind mother who died, and he grew up with very little, in comparison several of the heirs have outright capricious to somewhat cruel mothers(this one's mother also died at a young age) and grew up wanting nothing except perhaps Love. It's not a mistake to have sympathy for someone experiencing a human misery despite their inhuman cruelty, it's simply another expression of your humanity, it only becomes a mistake if you let your sympathy supersede reasonable judgement. In regards to the age thing, being 14 or 16 doesn't mean you're not shitty.... it does mean however that you've not really had time to grow, the regret might come later in life (or it might not) either way when you're that young: you don't think things through, you don't consider consequences, you make more emotional decisions and you're less likely to have accurate self-awareness (just think about how often you might look back on certain things you did when you were young and just cringe), this is further amplified by the fact that this is a setting where survival of the fittest is considered just and fair, they were just raised under the assumption and with the belief, that up until now was relatively accurate, that they were the fittest and always would be.

TLDR Basically the main character was raised with black and white morality a lot of these other people were kind of raised with orange and blue morality, so some might sympathize with the fact that these poor young souls don't really understand how many transgressions they've made because they were never taught that anything they've been doing are even transgressions, their clans basically made it their business to raise a bunch of high functioning sociopaths regardless of how they might affect the world or their own children.

He's like 14-16 and was raised by a shitty person in a cruel place while simultaneously growing up in an affluent household meaning he had little consequences for most actions he committed and was often rewarded for doing awful s***, there was never an outcome for this boy where he didn't grow up to be a piece of shit- he had nearly no choice but to. This is in regards to sympathy however, feeling sympathy and pity for someone is separate from feeling that they didn't do anything wrong, as factual guilt is separate from emotional weight.

I think on the reread, probably because so much time passes in the series, you start to appreciate that yeah a lot of these people are f****** awful, but they're also children. their family are often much worse than them and raise them to be f***** up like this ...so they never really had a chance to not be dog shit. And in that regard you do start to pity their horrid Fates, like that female heir early on got her fuckin arm cut off , she didn't even really do anything that bad she just kind of ....competed regularly and had an attitude. Or the heir from the main character's group whose backstory was that his mother outright despised him because she got abandoned by the Lord(who's kind of the cause of a lot of these problems, via being a shitty husband and father) and attempted to kill him on multiple occasions via strangulation while looking him in the eyes and deriding him, I can absolutely find the sympathy to pity a lot of these characters especially when you remember their age range is like 14 to 16 right now.

It did say it could grow him back from decapitation in an early chapter, just that it would take a while.