I know he lost with Juno a lot as a kid, but I'm talking about now with his fighting and swords....
And I didn't mean to vote yes on my own reply. First time I've posted something
Ofcourse someone will come in help.. Afterall they were magic users.. So getting a backup is easy ( look how Noelle called Yami to tell what happen )
When the enemy attack Clover Kingdom.. If you notice there is only few Magic Knights ( the communication is cut off and they cant contact the others ). The enemy is stronger.. But they have PLANS and STRATEGY so it somewhat kind of much awesome..
Aster is just being saved.. Him getting promoted and being acknowledged is due to who he is.. But HE CAN WIN on his own ( SOON ) but as of now.. Aster is still weak and his fighting swords ( as well as his grimoir chose him ).
AntiMagic is prettey awesome and powerful ( tbh OverPowered since it can repel/stop magic ) but if you notice there is certain time that Aster swords wont work because ( maybe ) the magic is too fast, and strong.. ( just see what happen to the mad )
Aster is physically strong so his reflexes are good... But he is still weak.. Tbh.. He almost died.. He was captured.. He still need to learn to use his swords and learn from the experts ( like Yami and Leo )
He didn't lose nor win ( against Radess and Valtos.. Yet )
SORRY! Hehehehe
I really like this manga so far. Its funny and it has a good plot and fight scenes but I can't help but be annoyed. Astor is strong, no doubt about that, but hes almost TOO strong. Since the beginning of the series he hasn't lost a single time. He ALWAYS overpowers the bad guy and wins. He can't grow stronger without failing.
Usually in mangas like this, the good guy wins and wins until he get completely defeated and that makes even stronger. It seems here that every time he almost loses, someone comes in and helps him then he wins again.
I like this manga but I'm getting tired of the same thing happening over and over. Of course other fighting mangas repeat over and over but I'm just waiting for some character development