I haven't thought about this till now but why is the part of the world those shadow people come from seem to be in like the 1900s, while the area of the main characters kicking it in is like firmly in the 17 to 1800s (I'm speaking as far as aesthetics and technology goes)

I think the difference is they don't actually know how this time, as it was specified that the previous method he used is specifically not going to work this time. That's why even the protagonist dude was concerned about it.

https://i.postimg.cc/NFnbjjrG/i.jpg I really wish this wasn't so useful .

Whatever it takes, I'm in for the ride at this point.

I love all you learn from this is that she truly does hold back his full potential by focusing him on dying at the exclusion of his naturally curious and helpful nature. And it sucks because I don't know what she does separate from him like is she functional without him or did she spend all her time when she was with that other group just silently staring and focusing her thoughts on dying.

Griefing is much better, it gets the point across without the unfortunate connotations, though if I'm being honest in the context of this being a world they're living in that they don't know is a game you can honestly just say murderer or killers or any number of synonym for those - it feels a little weird that they're using so many game terms in the universe, though I know ultimately that was a deliberate choice by the author.

Oh right, I forgot they intro'd that dude with how long this arc as been.

Got me thinking he's pulled out that sword but he's just going to blitz the thing with magic anyways.

Bro I straight up forgot there were two whole other classes of special powered people because the series really mostly focuses on immortals and shapeshifters, what in hindsight that guy he fought with fire powers was probably a metahuman so maybe it's just on me for not thinking about that one.

I don't think a noble would want their territory destroyed but I do think a noble would set up some s*** they think they can handle only to absolutely not be able to, but this series seems to have better writing than that at least so I'm willing to wait this one out.

I remember a line in reference to Dr Doom that said something like, "you don't have to trust to me... but trust my love for my country," in regards to working with him

I swear it's every single panel he looks like an HD version of a one-piece villain

I mean that's fair, man it does look mad suspicious if you don't know he's reincarnated.

Who arranged this meal, George joestar the first?

This man looks like he escaped out of JoJo's bizarre adventure and took a detour through Hunter x Hunter on the way.

F****** Nosferatu came to play.

Yeah this genre is kind of built upon pleasant coincidences.

That monster looks like it's fixing to be part of the god hand or something.

Now if only mineta could have died, Spear to the chest straight neji that man.

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