u/Spare_Understanding8

Like, if it became non-canon and they make a new Boruto series after this sequel

Subaru was cleared by two Great Spirits, beings who are basically near-godlike figures in the Re:Zero world. Roswaal, the actual owner of the mansion, never gave Rem a direct order to act against Subaru either. Emilia, a Royal Selection candidate and potential future ruler of the entire Kingdom, personally accepted him and allowed him to stay there.
Subaru also saved the life of a Royal Selection candidate. That’s not some minor achievement. Emilia is a potential future ruler of the entire Kingdom, and the Divine Dragon itself recognized her as a candidate. Subaru saving her was a massive deal. He also indirectly saved Roswaal’s reputation, because imagine what would happen if a Royal Selection candidate under his protection was simply allowed to die. Emilia herself was surprised that Subaru asked for so little in return because what he had accomplished was genuinely significant.
The absolute bare minimum Subaru was owed was a proper interrogation, especially when they literally had a mind-reading cat available. Rem had already shown that she could incapacitate Subaru incredibly easily. It would have cost her practically nothing to capture him, bring him back to the mansion, and let everyone investigate what was actually going on. Instead, she personally decided that torturing and killing him was justified.
And she’s a maid. It simply wasn’t her place to unilaterally make a decision like that. Multiple people with far more authority and knowledge than her had already accepted Subaru, yet she acted as though her personal judgment mattered more than theirs and that she knew better than everyone else.
Even during the torture itself, she could have at least changed her interrogation methods when it became obvious that what she was doing wasn’t producing useful information. Instead, she continued doing the same thing over and over again. She barely allowed Subaru to finish his sentences and hurt him whenever he failed to give her the answer she wanted. From my perspective, it stopped looking like an actual interrogation and started looking like she simply wanted him to suffer, with everything else being used as an excuse.
And what makes their eventual relationship even more uncomfortable to me is Return by Death. Rem originally killed Subaru multiple times, and Subaru then used RBD to change his own actions until he eventually reached a timeline where he survived and Rem fell in love with him. So, whether people like this interpretation or not, their relationship was fundamentally shaped by an Authority. The relationship we eventually get is partially the result of Subaru repeatedly dying, learning from those deaths, changing his behavior, and creating a completely different outcome.
The fact that Subaru can forgive her after everything that happened is also one of the worst aspects of his character for me. You don’t have to agree with me, but I genuinely think it reflects Subaru’s complete lack of self-worth. It reminds me of the way some people become attached to or forgive their abusers. Someone who respects and genuinely loves themselves shouldn’t be able to brush aside something that extreme, no matter how much the other person changes afterward.
And I don’t even want to get into Arc 7. For me, Rem is one of the reasons Subaru struggles so much to develop genuine self-worth. I know a lot of people will dislike this interpretation, especially because Rem is an extremely popular character, but that’s just my opinion. You don’t have to agree with it.

For me, I think it’s either Iori or Kenjaku.

Guys, we know giants live much longer than humans, but it seems like they don’t just age more slowly—they also mature and develop way more slowly. For example, Colon, Gaban’s child, is actually older than Luffy. He’s 20 years old, yet he and his friends are still going to middle school and basically behave like 10-year-old human children.
From a human perspective, Colon already has 20 years of life experience. A normal 20-year-old human would probably be in university, learning much more advanced subjects and already thinking like an adult. But despite being alive for the same amount of time, Colon still seems to have the mentality and education level of a child. The other giant kids also seem to be the same.
So does this mean giants don’t just physically and mentally mature more slowly, but also actually learn new things and process information more slowly than humans? Like, would it take a giant much longer to learn the same amount of information that a human could learn in a few years?

Bondrewd from Made in Abyss vs. Vegapunk from One Piece: which one is better written?

So, does that mean Rukia is already pregnant at this point, or will Orihime bring him back? Well, that would be stupid because then they could do it to way more people. Anyway, you will be missed, my beatable GOAT.

We know Aldebaran’s true name is Natsuki Rigel, and he really looks like Subaru. He even said something like “kuso oyaji” (クソ親父), which basically means “bastard father.” And in this chapter, he touches the orb Rigel is sealed in while Beatrice is talking about Echidna’s parents.

Does that mean she’s Shirou’s sugar mommy?

In JJK Modulo, we were introduced to Mul Stones, a special material from the alien planet Sumeria that can convert cursed energy into other forms of energy. We’ve already seen this topic brought up several times in both the original series and Modulo, with different organizations and governments researching ways to turn cursed energy into electricity. Cursed energy could potentially become one of the cleanest and most efficient energy sources available, and even Yuji mentions that humanity might be able to use it in the future if conventional resources eventually run out.
So couldn’t humanity eventually turn Tokyo into one gigantic Mul reactor capable of producing energy for the entire world? Japan already has an enormous concentration of cursed energy compared to everywhere else, so with enough Mul, they could potentially convert that cursed energy directly into electricity or other useful forms of energy.
They could take the idea even further with cursed spirits. Since cursed spirits are made of cursed energy and can naturally recover their energy over time, couldn’t they capture cursed spirits, imprison them inside specialized facilities, and essentially turn them into living generators? Instead of simply exorcising every curse, weaker or more controllable cursed spirits could be contained and continuously drained of cursed energy, with Mul converting that energy into electricity. If the curses regenerate their cursed energy faster than it is extracted, they could theoretically function as renewable energy sources.
You could basically end up with gigantic cursed-energy power plants containing thousands of imprisoned cursed spirits, constantly producing electricity for civilization.
I feel like there’s an entire plotline Modulo could build around this concept. Would you like to see the story explore humanity industrializing cursed energy and using Mul to turn cursed spirits into an energy source?

What kind of pirate crew doesn’t have a torturer? Also, who do you think is the intelligence officer of the crew? And if you had the chance to recruit someone for a specific role that the Straw Hats don’t currently have, what role would you want them to fill?

Gear 5 Luffy defeated Kaido. Even if you make arguments like “Kaido was tired,” that still doesn’t change the fact that most of Kaido’s attacks did almost no damage to Gear 5 Luffy. Even if Kaido were at full health and somehow defeated Luffy, it would still be an extremely close fight.
Then Imu no-diffed the same Luffy who defeated Kaido, while Gaban, despite already being injured, managed to injure Imu during their fight.
This is the same chain scaling we use with Cracker and Doflamingo. Doflamingo had an extremely hard time against Gear 4 Luffy, while Cracker had a much easier time dealing with Gear 4. That’s one of the reasons we consider Cracker stronger than Doflamingo.
So why can’t the same logic be applied to Kaido? We have the feats and the scaling chain right there.

Imagine Iori yelling at Yuta: “Father, you were supposed to be on par with Gojo Satoru, but you got low-diffed by Yuji!”
Or imagine him watching Gojo vs. Sukuna just to upscale Yuji with it. Or refusing to go to Megumi’s house because he’s Potential Man Imagine kids at school saying, “Gojo would low-diff Yuji,” and Iori just beating all of them up.

And how do you think this interaction would go?

Guys I think Awakened Dabura has the best raw physical durability feat in the series by a massive margin.
The manga states that the closer Dabura gets to the speed of light, the more the atmosphere behaves like a solid instead of a fluid. Assuming the feat is around 0.99c, the relativistic calculations become enormous.
Lorentz factor: γ ≈ 7.09
Relativistic kinetic energy: KE = (γ − 1)mc²
That’s about 5.47 × 10¹⁷ joules per kilogram, or roughly 131 megatons of TNT per kilogram of moving mass.
Even if only 15 kg of Dabura’s leg and effective striking mass contributes, the kick carries roughly 8.2 × 10¹⁸ joules, equivalent to about 1.96 gigatons of TNT (around 130,000 Hiroshima bombs). If most of an 80 kg body contributes, the energy rises to approximately 4.38 × 10¹⁹ joules, or 10.5 gigatons of TNT (nearly 700,000 Hiroshima bombs).
The atmosphere is arguably the most impressive part of the feat. At 0.99c, the air in front of Dabura would be compressed into a relativistic plasma shock layer with an equivalent temperature of roughly 10¹⁵ K, significantly hotter than the temperatures inside a nuclear fireball. This is consistent with the narration that the atmosphere begins behaving like a solid.
The feat isn’t just about speed it’s about what his body survives.
His foot is the first thing exposed to the relativistic atmospheric compression, plasma heating, impact force, and recoil. If his body couldn’t withstand those conditions, his foot would be the first thing to fail.
Instead, the following panels show a massive flash with the surrounding area being violently destroyed and vaporized, while Dabura himself remains completely intact. His foot isn’t vaporized, his leg doesn’t shatter, and his bones, muscles, joints, and internal organs survive the acceleration, atmospheric compression, impact, and recoil. He immediately continues fighting afterward.
To me, that’s both an external durability feat and an internal durability feat, and I don’t think any other character in JJK has demonstrated raw physical durability on that level. If someone thinks another character has a better feat, I’d be interested in seeing it I’m open to discussing and arguments I actually even downplay the feat much as I can

Kashimo is a Miwa victim btw

I feel like Loki is one of the best things Elbaf has given us. My GOAT is unslanderable.

Miwa pushes base Kashimo to high diff. Hear me out.
Even Kenjaku admitted that Miwa’s attack was dangerous enough to make him take it seriously. That’s already a better statement than anything base Kashimo has against top tiers. On top of that, Miwa has arguably one of the greatest Simple Domain mastery in the series. She was able to survive inside Sukuna’s Domain while protecting someone else, which is honestly a better defensive feat than anything the farmer has shown.
Speed-wise, it isn’t as crazy as people make it sound. Pre-awakening Maki could already react to bullets, and base Kashimo isn’t some FTL monster—he’s only around Mach 3 at best. If Miwa can react and maintain a Simple Domain against Sukuna’s Domain, reacting to Kashimo’s straight-line attacks shouldn’t be impossible.
And don’t forget, if Kenjaku thought her slash was worth avoiding, Kashimo definitely isn’t tanking it for free. One clean hit and it’s over.
Miwa high diff.

[Sauce] Yes, I know a lot of people dislike Rudeus because of his actions toward minors and his other perverted behavior, but I’m not even talking about those today. I’m talking about his past life.
In my opinion, Rudeus didn’t deserve a second chance. The reason his previous life was so pathetic wasn’t just because he was bullied—it was because of the choices he made afterward. Yes, bullying can leave lifelong trauma, but it doesn’t justify wasting your entire life until you’re 34 years old.
He was born in a first-world country with opportunities better than majority of the world. On top of that, he had loving parents who supported him no matter what. They kept giving him money, taking care of him, and never completely abandoned him, even after everything. Yet when they died, he couldn’t even show enough basic human decency to attend their funeral. That’s how selfish and worthless he had become.
And while his brother was at their parents’ funeral grieving, Rudeus was masturbating to his underage niece. That’s the kind of person he was before reincarnation.
That’s why I can never fully buy the idea that he “deserved” a second life. To me, he wasn’t some tragic victim who lost everything—he was someone who threw away every opportunity he was given and betrayed the people who loved him the most. His redemption only became possible because he was handed another life after completely wasting the first one.

I was saying this for years but after this latest guide book it’s become way more ridiculous first of all I never ignore Asta’s hard work but you can’t say everything he did was because of hard work he have the most op ability in the series people keep slandered Yuno for being chosen one for years and guess what happen in the end asta was a virgin birth he is a miricle of god he is an anomaly in this world who have a fate stronger than anybody he is literally Jesus of the verse even if this seems interesting I think this damage Asta’s character a lot a kid who come from nothing and become wizard king and we just learn he is the child of the literal god I don’t now how to feel about that

Dabura trains with Kenjaku for 10 years and masters every ability he has. He learns everything about Earth’s sorcery and its rules. Can he clear the anti-Sukuna squad, including Gojo?