Uchiru's Topics (174)

Both of them are weakass bitches imo. Sure, Sasuke had a traumatic past, but instead of dealing with it, he let it consume him and was a flaming trashcan for basically the whole time. Wether someone has trauma/mental illness or not, does not give them the right to be a bitch.
Evan has even less reason to act like this, since as you said, he simply can't stand that a slave is better. Unless he, for some magical reason, regains his common sense, he is bound to to do some evil shit and cause misery to himself and people around him. Currently he is less of a bitch than Sasuke, simply because he didn't fuck up quite as bad yet. Yet. I wouldn't be surprised if he escalated things very fast.

I don't understand your point. It's not like Sasukr had a support system or was even put in therapy. Didn't Konaha place an 8 year old right back into a home that his family was murdered in? Then proceeded to be brainwashed into a child soldier to fight for a village that, unknowingly, ordered the massacre of his clan.
Sasuke was more disturbed than a "b*tch." He was a child that never got helped.

Evan does give me Sasuke vibes, but he's really just an a**hole at the end of the day. His motives are pretty ironic and he needs his a** kicked again. But I also only blame him like 99% because it's a way of life. He's a noble who lives in a world where a group of people are considered below him.

Regarding Evan, even his father was known for his compassionate heart instead of his magic talent. Although slave were a lower class even the current king was a former slave plus with his father's disposition he shouldn't have that much antagonism towards slaves. At most he should be 'don't associate with me' but from the start he was an weakass btch bullying nero and the other halfelf. His way of life should not have the common sense of looking down on a slave if his father was kind so 100% evan is a weakass whiny btch

The heroine is pretty awesome. You can call her naive and you're right, but I don't see it as a fault since she was brought to a human kingdom where she was presented with a conflict that showed her the demihumans and demons as the bad and stablished the humans as the good. and she, as a human, would find that way of thinking to be logical.

She's going with the flow, with the difference that she is thinking while walking, unlike the human hero that takes the situation as a game that needs to be cleared for no plausible reason.

Makoto on the other hand was rejected by the goddess from the start, letting him see how this world and his conflicts aren't something natural but instead an obnoxious entertainment for the goddess where she instigates her favorite race to fight her hated race, omiting the fact that demons also have reason and thinking scratching from the page any coexisting possibility.

that's the reason why we all look so forward to Makoto kicking that bitch from her heavenly pedestal.

omg it doesss

I'm worried the story would be fcked up bcoz of the artwork.

I guess invisibility can be interpreted in many ways. By that I mean, things that are not visible to the naked eye do not have to be necessarily fantasy like invisible as "not being able to be seen".
Think of someone whirling around a Nylon thread. It will be invisible to you, but not necessarily unable to be seen per se

But even if they are different concepts of invisibility then atleast they should have reacted to shin that there's a similar type of magic as shin's bending light to make himself invisible. Meaning the concept itself was supposedly non existent

I can somewhat see your point, but don't agree. Think of yourself experiencing someone turn invisible in front of you and try to forget media's influence on how you are used to things turning invisible. You would not be surprised as much seeing something already barely visible like a thread turning invisible than as seeing a friend of yours suddenly turn invisible in front of you.
(I feel like I fucked up the grammar of this sentence, hope it is understandable)