request from canny_magnitude

what if guy and Diablo are dating? they seem really close and guy always put one arm around diablo. also if you remove the ‘u’ with an ‘a’ it gay crimson.

I'm curious just how powerful these 2 demon were to be standing nxt to Noir or to be his assistant.

I cant make it exactly same because of copyrights ofc also the voice but ill try to get it very very close to the actual thing, also its voice activated and can speak in english and japanese with subtitles on any app or website so you wont miss the translation and also can control your pc and tons of productive things

Velzard, Guy Crimson and a surprise are comin, Who's Next?

The 3 stooges that follow Gabiru; what did their names end up being. I know they were named in the books but I can't remember what they were. Anyone know?

Later on it is stated that Yuuki can only cancel either a skill or an art, not both at the same time, so did Guy use the napalm burst skill that got cancelled out and at the same time an art to burn and deprive Yuuki of Oxygen? Also what are arts exactly?

So Ive finished the anime and was really captivated. So my question is is the manga good/faithful to LN? Perhaps where should I start reading as to continue where the anime ended?

What do you think is Guy and Diablo is on the same foot once again after volume 23?

Abilities:

Guy - Nodens, Drago Nova(Capped at 90%), Soul Gluttony, Imaginary Space(Bound by his EP not infinite), EP 40M +, Adaptability and Genesis Sword World.

Diablo - Void Manipulation(Mastery), Azazel, Insta Resurrection(Resurrect on the spot), Celestial End, Celestial Circularity(Taught by Ciel), Slime Cell and EP 30M to 40M.

(btw Kazalim's design here is literally just Yuuki mixed with Kagali 💀)

Reposting the entry about Rimuru vs. Ivarage (before he adopted the name Luvelge); the previous version was removed by Reddit because it contained images. Here is the new, more detailed version! 😉

[Regarding the battle between Rimuru and Ivarage—which took place before the latter adopted the name Luvelge—Rimuru sensed the danger the moment he laid eyes on him. Having absorbed Veldanava, Ivarage emanated a "sinister and malevolent aura" so intense that defeating him seemed impossible for anyone. Curiously, however, Ciel noted that Rimuru was not losing; she even confirmed that Ivarage’s Existence Value had reached the one-trillion mark.]

[The fight started off well: Rimuru was able to react to his opponent’s lightning-fast attacks and was, in fact, dominating the encounter. He landed a strike with his sword—a blade of hope wreathed in black flames—which began to gradually drain Ivarage’s energy.]

{Although he hadn’t yet sustained any direct damage, this worried Ivarage, who realized that if things continued this way, there was a real possibility of defeat. Consequently, he decided to unleash his full power—bestowing upon himself the name "Luvelge"—as he grew in size and began to manifest an additional body. Faced with this, Rimuru realized that Ivarage’s form was simply too large to be cut by a sword.}

NOTE: According to Ciel, Rimuru was holding back. Ciel knows Rimuru’s true strength; she wouldn’t have remarked that Rimuru "doesn’t need to hold back" if she weren’t aware of his actual power.

Honestly, the fact that Ciel controls Rimuru’s abilities and takes charge of the combat is even cooler than Rimuru fighting on his own. The way Ciel handled Velgrynd and Michael was incredible. It would have been even more interesting if Rimuru had let Ciel take control of the fight against Luvelge.

That way, we might have seen a greater variety of attack methods, rather than just black flames combined with a sword! I still don’t understand why Rimuru didn’t use Void Collapse, Soul Gluttony, and instant teleportation.

So, folks—considering a confrontation between Ciel (in control of Rimuru’s body and authorities) and Luvelge: who do you think would win the fight?

There is one important detail, however: Rimuru/Ciel cannot use "True Dragon Nucleation." Aside from that, they are free to fight without any other restrictions, employing "Void Collapse" at full power and utilizing techniques such as "Nebula Collapse"—derived from "Void Eater"—or "Imaginary Blade: World of a Thousand Blooming Changes."