Well, if he can just annihilate the army like it was suggested in the latest episode, it sure as hell makes you think whether or not he could simply stop the army without killing (all of) them.
Well, if he can just annihilate the army like it was suggested in the latest episode, it sure as hell makes you think whether or not he could simply stop the army without killing (all of) them.
Last edited by KrayZ33; Thu, 03-04-2021 at 07:02 AM.
I don't see how that's going to help him. In order to become a Demon Lord, he has to consume 10k human souls. And they've established that, without a soul, you're just a mindless monster.Originally Posted by Buffalobiian
"Great Sage, how can I use 10k human souls to become a Demon Lord and then return their souls so that they don't die"
"Calculating, it is possible. Chances are 1%."
And we all know what that 1% means.
Bleh, that could totally happen...
Milim story was nice. I didn't remember it at all. And now we can connect the dots beetween Milim and Rimuru: Verdora.
99.9% chance Verdora is Milim's little dragon.
All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening. And then: Golf.
Or maybe he will just kill 10k people?
Peace.
And revive them as well.
... I said that.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
An artificial heart is no soul.
Rimuru clones many things. Might as well add Souls to the list.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
I'm saying no revival. Just kill them all permanently. They are enemy soldiers.
Peace.
One thing is what we want, the other is how this show has tried to solve problems so far... particularly when you have the perfect Deus Ex Machina in the Great Sage.
The Shion death was a highlight for me, as I was one of those 'death mongers' hoping for more fallout from the attack. It was even handled well and they let the feeling hang for just long enough that it wasn't totally undone by the convenient fairy tale resurrection plot device. Would I have preferred the death to be permanent or perhaps a week to stew on it before resurrection was on the table? Yes. Did Slime Isekai really need to give me that after the relative light heartedness and tone its has been riding since the beginning of season one? No; not really. This is in line with the tone of the story so far, and I can't fault it for that.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw the obvious presented solution of killing 20k+ combatants divorced from the leadership that caused the attack to be a bit inhumane and await the more reasonable plan that will no doubt satisfy and save the largest contingent of friendlies and neutrals.
It would trip my mind out though, if by some narrative miracle Gobzo was resurrected but Shion not due to the chance thing. What if he inherited her will or something and became a (more) major character? Not gonna happen of course, but I'm still interested in what comes next.
Or her dad.
One thing about Veldora, have we ever learned if he was some sort of Demon Lord or not? He seems more feared than Demon Lords from what I can recall throughout the series. So curious if he's one or not, and if he's not why not? Is it a choice thing? A requirements thing?
Well they said you have to take 10k souls to become a Demon Lord, so maybe he just never did that.
From Milim story we learn her dragon pet was sealed after reviving souless and rampaging/destroying cities.
So Verdora might be the one
Milim got promoted instead ? Again only if Verdora is her dragon pet.
All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening. And then: Golf.
Maybe. But Veldora doesn't come off as soulless. Or at all rampagey.
Well, there's a reason for him being sealed... unless it was preemptive.
Yeah but, like, a souless rampaging beast isn't going to suddenly become a civilized rational being because you lock it in a cave, right?
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