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What constellation do you want your son to become?

He has the power to turn into someone's else most beloved person, but when done on himself, Kasa sees his reflection. Does that mean that his mimic hability being used to kill others by "love" (essentially) he never had or does not have a bond that makes him weak to this hability?

The only person he could count and had in his life was himself. It's surface level, but can we assume in that direction?

He can search even deep with his hability, he could be keeping deep down in his heart "love" but those memories only would've hurt him. Even tho the Phoenix Phantom should be able to completely penetrate someone's memory.

And don't say we don't need to see him, Tabata drew him saying the same things as her siblings, so it's relevant to see what his opinion is by the end of the story, after Noelle become so powerful.

But I'll say this, we can only assume he is a aristrocat in the royal capital and a non combatant. That's the only way to explain his absence from the story, because if he is a spy another country or place, definetly should've been said at some point.

In the end, just another loose end from Tabata for us.

This is not how you close a story or loose end, this is how you start a new one with inumerous questions.

These three are the most evil characters in BC. How can we assume they're nice or in the way of atonement now? There's nothing to say that! The chances of them starting to kill weak people again is the same as before.

How is Dante alive being only a head when Lucifero's mana was the reason for his immortality? Do the other two have the devils in them still or all of them got merged with the devils powers because of the coccoon? Hence why Dante is alive. But all of that is speculation, are we gonna get a answer?

Doing this is the under cover for the final volume is just another thing I don't like from Tabata's writing.

It's something that never gets totally clear in the manga, we have moments of healing but for example, we don't know if Mu just stopped Shiryu's bleeding or closed the wound.

And in Seiya's case, just like Shiryu cured his vision after elevating his cosmos, Seiya did the same but Aiolia's words give the impression he did some kinda of healing. Even the panel suggests that, but it's not clear. I can't remeber any other examples, based on these, they seem to have a limitation to heal others. But they can, and someone can cure himself of diseases if elevating the cosmos.

And obviously, I'm not taking in consideration the Crateris cloth, Athena's shield or Odysseus/Asclepius.

Tabata didn't gjve a F*ck about them since the beggining, this is how he presented these three instead of doing a mini arc in the manga with a Diamond focus, not everyone who was reading the manga did read the novel. Especially outside Japan.

It was a big discourse when these three appear out of nowhere and people didn't had the material to read about them. And I wasn't aware that Tabata said he wanted to put them in future developments... WHERE?!

I don't recall seeing them in a future arc. Where mister Tabata? He's a terrible writer!!

One of (if not the most) talked about negatively aspect of SS is Mitsumasa and his 100 children. The majority seems to have a bad opinion about it being "insane", even tho it's a fantasy story based on greek mythology.

But this is not the point of the post, but to "defend" the man himself. People tend to ignore when talking about his attitude that he was destined or motivated to follow that journey by a bigger entity.

When Hyoga's mom talks about him, it's in a positive way, some say that he is a rapist or a murder, but nothing ever was given for that assumption, he couldn't possibly cause a Titanic to just kill Natassia. Because that also insinuates that he caused some big tragedies to get rid of these other women.

The assumption is that "destiny" got them killed. Even tho is possible that in Natassia's case, Mitsumasa told her about his destiny (hence why she says he is a man of justice and peace) and she accepted her destiny. But we can't say that for the other woman, we don't have examples.

Last point is that he's not just a rich old man, he's one of the richest person in the world. Even Julian Solo - the heir of the world's top maritime trade magnate - mentions that Mitsumasa and his father were close friends. I take a real life example, Elon Musk have 14 kids with 4 woman, I think very little know he has that many kids (I just googled).

Nobody cares, he can do whatever he wants. Those woman are not gonna be mad if he leaves or if he's using them, that's how money works.

Mitsumasa Kido did nothing wrong.

In a way, the only way to dissolve the lines from each country is by what Hades was going to do. It's a different perspective on "peace".

I really like the part with Poseidon in his throne room, he always is in a high place and the scenes are also drawn to enphasize that angle of him towards the bronze saints.

That goes on until he gets shot in the head by the arrow and questions himself. We see mere "humans" in his level, even tho at that moment he wasn't a God.

Even tho I have a lot of problems with Spade arc, specially true devil union, there's a lot of positive things as well.

Between the generals and the gold saints. We only had one, but definetly one or two more would've been welcomed.

I think Aiolia or Milo for all the talk should be the ones. The scene in the beginning with Aiolia saving Athena, he could definitely had a fast duel with someone like Kanon or Skylla Io instead of a foot soldier.

Let's talk bout Hyoga character development.

Hyoga's mother was not only a emotional support for him, but also a tool/presence of believing everything is possible.

I think Camus and a lot of people thinks his character growth has to do with becoming cool hearted and for that, to cut ties with his mom and consequently his soft and weak side. But that connection was his only motivation to stay strong and cool hearted actually.

That's why he was able to become a knight after all. Camus thought he was gonna die if seeing his mother was his motivation to become one. But he was wrong.

The moment Hyoga cries after being saved by Shun, changed the character emotional state. He became more vulnerable and open to other emotional connections. And then his character growth arc surrounding his coolness (wich is what everyone takes from his character) starts.

That's why after this moment with Shun, he starts crying so often. He had a emotional figure in his mother and that was it, but after fighting alongside his brothers he couldn't balance or control his emotional state that he let oppen (or as he said, rekindle).

One moment very interesting is the one he is running towards the artic ocean pillar and he says the real Camus took over Kasa's body to talk to him, and it shows the two things his character is all about, while saying his master returned to help improve his softness on the battlefield, he is being contradictory in believing his master returned, showing this weak emotional state and not even realizing. The other thing is that he still believes in the impossible (or dreams), wich was always the meaning behind his diving to see his mother.

A lot of people don't like the "repetition" of subject in his fight against Isaak, but his character never truly worked on this emotional side after being rekindled. Wich happens against Isaak, he was his first true enemy after Camu's lessons. In the end of the fight, he finally strikes a fatal blow.

In the last image we see Hyoga's arc complete, not needing anymore to dive to see his mother wich always was a literal way of showing his "believe in dreams", and also saying that he won't see her because he made a vow, wich cements his cool state of mind.

But inside the cool surface, his heart will always remains rekindled.

I have one of these for Ikki as well, if you're interested in seeing. Ikki's character development

Without Morris opening the first gate, they were finished... Or they had some backup plan?

For example, would Zenon make his deal with Beelzebub in that moment to continue fighting? And if so, do you guys think he could hold off everyone in the raid?

It looked a matter of time before Jack could slice Dante enough for Nacht to help with the finishing blow. And Vanica had no chance of escaping.

Since some just discovered other works from Kurumada, here is the nazis in RnK.

Ryuji looks very happy in the first image.

If we assume the main bronze saints were still in coma or too debilited to fight immediately and these guys had to go ahead.

Or if they got to go together with the main bronze saints to help them, since they were still not completely well.

You think would be interesting them fighting against the generals too or would you give them a Tethis level enemy in the background?