2014-02-23, 16:36 | Link #81 | |
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Yato didn't even know him until the guy basically revealed himself as the villain in front of him. Obviously it doesn't count.
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2014-03-08, 00:57 | Link #89 |
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ch 17-19
Finally got around to reading these and I must say the last of been a pretty good set of chapters. I know some have said this arc ends at Ch 25, but it feels like we are already going to hit the climax in the next chapter instead.
-Poor Yukine though. Certainly wasn't expecting that, but I don't think shinki can be killed that easily. However since they still feel pain, Yukine must be hurting unimaginably right now. But this shows how he and Yato have come to trust another from the first arc. -So it turns out Kazuma was the one who was actually behind the deaths of Vina's former shinki. Didn't think that the meaning in his name would have such relevance either. Yato back was surprisingly altruistic back then stories surrounding his background seemed to imply otherwise. He didn't take any compensation either and he essentially saved Vina's life. Unfortunately the later was too attached to her now phantomize servants to see that. And of course Yato's flippant attitude never helps matters. =| Really though, Kazuma should have come clean with this sooner despite Vina's hotheadedness and the shame he would have endured. He owes her that much. -Hopefully Aiha will wise up realize if she really wishes fix her contamination and help she need to come clean. Of course this isn't all her fault, Vina hasn't attempted heed Kazuma's advice came to looking after the emotional needs of her shinki. -I wonder if Yato will really hold up Tenjin's condition about cutting his ties Hiyori especially since it won't solve her issue. Until there is a real solution will continue to get involved in affairs of Far Shore with or without Yato. |
2014-03-08, 01:36 | Link #90 | |
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All that considering, it would be weird if she didn't hold a grudge against him.
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2014-03-08, 11:27 | Link #91 | |
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I think it would have been better to keep her out cold to reinforce the idea that she had no idea what happened other than "Yato killed all of my Shinki" |
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2014-03-08, 22:51 | Link #94 | |
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2014-03-08, 23:00 | Link #95 | |
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She's not stubborn at all, and she wasn't in denial. It was just a misunderstanding due to Kazuma being a freaking coward. He even admits it himself.
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2014-03-09, 00:51 | Link #96 | |
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Even in chapter 20, Bishamon talks as if killing Yato would save her old Shinki. She pushed on even when blighted, and even when her Shinki were getting corrupted in front of her eyes. It got to the point where she actually summoned them against their will. I'm not denying that Kazuma exacerbated the problem. It's just that Bishamon is a little more dense than she should be. I understand she isn't exactly of sound mind right now, but come on. This is happening right in front of her eyes. Unlike centuries ago when she was barely conscious to witness the "ma" clan die out, there should be nothing to misunderstand here. Does she think Yato has some weird power to corrupt Shinki or something? |
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2014-03-09, 03:33 | Link #97 | |
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She really has no reasons to believe he isn't the one behind everything, and many reasons to think he is. And yet, the moment Kazuma explains everything to her, she drops her weapon right there. She doesn't try to deny the truth or anything. That's why I say she's not stubborn. Kazuma didn't exacerbate the problem. He started it, by not telling the truth right after Yato killed the ma shinki.
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2014-03-09, 11:26 | Link #98 | |
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Even under the assumption that Yato killed them for fun, she should be experienced enough to know the blighting from the Shinki-God connection only transfers in one direction (direct contact aside). It's one thing if she just wanted to kill him for vengeance and honor, but she very clearly thought killing him would "save" her Shinki somehow. She should know that's not how it works. |
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2014-03-11, 13:24 | Link #100 |
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Does Yato's "father" really get reborn with his memories intact as Yato says, or is he just possessing another human?
I could understand the latter since Yato did it to Hiyori (poor Hiyori ), but there better be a good explanation if it's the former since no one else seems to be capable of that. |
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