2019-09-02, 14:55 | Link #742 | |
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I really think Ishibumi is really overworkinh himself doing two series at the same time. I don't care if we have to wait a year or two for the next volume or he has to put one of the series on hiatus. Just hope he gets better. Wonder what Balberith's role is going to be in the next volume. |
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2019-09-03, 07:08 | Link #747 |
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To fight Crom Cruach after he became Dragon God-level after training for like a week in anticipation of his fight with Ddraig and then easily defeats Ddraig with one punch. Disappointed he goes after Issei hoping for him to power up.
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2019-09-03, 20:28 | Link #749 |
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It wasn't supposed to make sense.
So I wonder if Slash Dog Volume 4 is going to be connected to Shin Volume 4 in a way. Like Shin Volume 2 and Slash Dog Volume 3 were with the previous Ouryuu Nakiri and Momiji Nakiri being mentioned in Shin Volume 2 while at the same time making their debut in Slash Dog. That's if he plans on releasing them around the same time. |
2019-09-04, 06:42 | Link #750 |
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I wonder why Ishibumi never allowed Issei to recruit any gods on his team? At first I thought Mahabali would join his team when he was introduced in volume 22 but that didn't happen. It would've been nice for a god to be inspired by Issei while on his team. I get Ishibumi wants to make Issei the central of group's main power but that's been going on for too long. You would think he could recruit a god given his reputation.
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2019-09-04, 08:14 | Link #751 | |
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And plus there aren't any gods that Issei really has enough of a connection to that they would want to join his team. The gods that would want to participate in the Azazel Cup were far more likelier to form their own teams or join another's as a lot of them would likely want to face Issei in the tournament. And I can't really imagine a situation in which a god would be inspired by Issei. Plus that role belongs largely to Ouryuu and Bova at the moment. |
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2019-09-04, 09:46 | Link #752 | |
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2019-09-04, 19:53 | Link #754 | |
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Also they have been gods that joined other teams besides god teams. Ruval has a god on his team and so does Cao Cao. Typhon's team is made up of God's from different mythologies. Okay maybe inspired isn't the right word but more of influenced by Issei. |
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2019-09-04, 19:59 | Link #755 |
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Issei already has the strongest god haven't you been paying attention?
All Hail The Great Ryuuteimaru On a serious note why would a god be influenced by him? Doesn't make much sense. Story wise he just started really interacting with gods. Last edited by TheWu8128; 2019-09-04 at 20:10. |
2019-09-04, 20:49 | Link #757 |
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The guy has influence angels, devils, yokai, humans, dragons, even Ophis and Great Red and considering monsters like Shiva and Indra has taken an interest in him then it wouldn't be farfetched if a god were to be influenced by him as well.
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2019-09-04, 20:52 | Link #758 | |
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A god or god-class being has to be a queen, 2 rooks, 2 bishops, 2 knights, or 8 pawn pieces in the Azazel Cup. Issei really has no connection to a god to the point where it would make sense for one of them to join his team. And why would a god be inspired by Issei? Not saying they can't admire him. But some of these gods are hundreds or thousands of years old. In what sense could they be influenced by him? A god on Issei's team would have just proven his matches against Barakiel, Dulio, and Sona pretty useless. Rias is not the powerhouse of her team like Issei is. She can have beings like Strada and Crom Cruach on her team without them overshadowing her. The theme of this arc seems to be defeating gods not teaming up with them. What powerful god could possibly want to join Issei's team and miss out in.the chance to face Issei in the tournament? |
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2019-09-04, 22:22 | Link #760 | |
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Issei has made connections to people he didn't know of. For example, he had no connection to Roygun but she still offered to join his team. He had no connection to Tiamat or Nakiri but Nakiri was given to him by Tiamat. We've already seen multiple gods like Shiva, Indra and Mahabali take an interest in him. Yet Vali has a top 10 monster like Fenrir on his team. Was Vali overshadowed by the legendary wolf that's feared by gods? Most gods are not on the tournament solely to fight Issei. Heck, most gods dropped out of the torunament the moment Indra participated in it. |
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