Totally the opposite of what we all expected.. but something tells me flan's feelings wont reach that one track mind. In fact I bet that frog would even attack flan when she's vulnerable, and if i'm wrong, im wrong.
Hmm, I think Suwako here is trying to teach Flandre one or two thing about the importance of life. Else, I don't think she needs to ask whether if Meiling would be alive if she tore her up.
Either way, Meiling is safe from a Camel Clutch, but Flandre will need to act quick before Suwako blows out more red mist at her.
Looks like neither team will advance to the next round. Suwako doesn't care about winning and Flan just wants her to stop hurting Meiling.
The artist did a good job with the storyline for this match, catching us all by surprise by portraying Flan as something other than a homicidal maniac with no regard for the safety and well-being of others. Not that I like the outcome of this match, I was hoping Flan would have a second wind, defeat Suwako, and advance to the next round so that gatekeeper vs. maid could happen, although I would have settled for sister vs. sister.
F.I.A said: Hmm, I think Suwako here is trying to teach Flandre one or two thing about the importance of life. Else, I don't think she needs to ask whether if Meiling would be alive if she tore her up.
I think it is more of a God playing with a mortal aka pulling the wings off of a fly.
angrybull said: I was hoping Flan would have a second wind, defeat Suwako, and advance to the next round so that gatekeeper vs. maid could happen, although I would have settled for sister vs. sister.
Still possible since the speech bubbles in the last frame are from Sanae (if going by the previous ones) and Suwako eye colour has been inconsistent the last two strips anyway.
Suwako might just smack Flan away taunt her and kick around Meiling some more and Flan might finally get serious and grow up a little and stop hoping others will save her.
RiderFan said: Without realizing it Flan will break Suwako's arms like tiny twigs.
Ex-Boss loli vs Ex-boss loli would have anything BUT breaking limbs like twigs easily.
Well about the outcome of this fight i can only predict this scenarios:
No matter which scenario it would probably end After cooling down the emotions some mutual apologies and stuff.
Now the possible scenarios could be:
1) Mutual Disqualification based on Flan's using 4 of a Kind and Suwako's illegal moves
2) Any of the teams win, but somehow their next match will take place weeks or a month later giving enough time to the badly damaged member of the team to recover (or in the worst scenario, plot wise, they will come with some magical healing that could ruin the importance of the wounds and make one feel this whole dramatization based on overdoing it in the match was for nothing)
3) A New Team would be born out of this match, based on how beaten up 1 member of each team is, maybe the remaining in good health members will become a team as an agreement after the apologies and all (which would lead to a 90% of probability of having a Twin Ex-Boss Loli Team)
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4) Keine eats the story of the fight and makes it like it didn't happen trolling everybody including the audience
I am going to go with options 2 and 3. More leaning with 2 since Kaguya and Mokou already did the allying thing(then again Sakuya ans Suika). Since I assume if we go with the idea the wounds will take time to heal(no magical super potion or youkai healing). It would be interesting to see Team Ex Loli form.
but yeah anyway, suwako's fully sullied her reputation audiance wise in this fight, which leaves two options.
First, she snaps out of it and evince an equal and opposite emotion, likely love for sanae, fear for her life etc. Probably also including something about how she snapped and didn't know what she was doing
second, flan beats the piss out of her
personally I'd like to see some serious 2 at this point, and suwako is one of my favorite characters :|
I don't know about you guys, but I love this Suwako. She's like a mom. She knows exactly how to teach a lesson and sometimes you just have to do it the hard way.
Now I can have a Flan that isn't a homicidal maniac and not forced to live in a basement. There will be much rejoicing.
2) Any of the teams win, but somehow their next match will take place weeks or a month later giving enough time to the badly damaged member of the team to recover (or in the worst scenario, plot wise, they will come with some magical healing that could ruin the importance of the wounds and make one feel this whole dramatization based on overdoing it in the match was for nothing)
In Sanae's case, it doesn't look that bad. According to Eirin only a few days rest was enough to recover, but we can't say the same for Meilin
I'm sorta expecting a "So now you know what it feels like" from Suwako soon. A far harsher version of the same lesson Shino used in the Mokou-Flan doujin a while back, but that's how I see it. ...Of course, whether her rage truly is mollified by Flan's contrition is something else entirely.
Steak said: Gotta love how Flan has been typed casted as a psycho, beserking loli. That she might actually have a heart, is simply unheard of!
That is because coonically wise he is a psychopathic berserking loli
Anyway, Suwako better not throw the match just because Flan's crying. She's earned the win. Making an ugly face and stomping her lessers doesn't change that she's won fair and square.
She has won? The match is over? Considering there are exactly two people in all of Gensokyo Flan can't out and out kill if she wanted, I wouldn't say Suwako is her better.
somethingsomething said: I'm sorta expecting a "So now you know what it feels like" from Suwako soon. A far harsher version of the same lesson Shino used in the Mokou-Flan doujin a while back, but that's how I see it. ...Of course, whether her rage truly is mollified by Flan's contrition is something else entirely.
I am just not seeing this at all. Suwako has been intentionally cruel so far and she really doesn't much seem to care anymore. She is just a god playing with a mortal.
Anyway outside of her eyes being brown again (they were inconsistent in the last page as well) what make you feel she is teaching flan a lesson?
Siegmund said: That is because coonically wise he is a psychopathic berserking loli
Based on what exactly? That she breaks her toys entirely by accident?
She has won? The match is over? Considering there are exactly two people in all of Gensokyo Flan can't out and out kill if she wanted, I wouldn't say Suwako is her better.
Oh, yes. The whole "eye" thing. People treat that like it's some godforsaken Tsukihime "death eyes" hax, when it really isn't. Flan can't destroy something that's more powerful than herself and she can't even properly aim her ability, so it's not even a one hit ko. People take her ability way too literally.
I am just not seeing this at all. Suwako has been intentionally cruel so far and she really doesn't much seem to care anymore. She is just a god playing with a mortal.
Anyway outside of her eyes being brown again (they were inconsistent in the last page as well) what make you feel she is teaching flan a lesson?
Suwako's dialogue in the final panel of the last page is what I use for that assumption. She's repeating Flan's dismissal of Meiling's urging her not to kill Sanae almost word for word. And in this strip, she's acting like the pain she's causing Meiling is no big deal... again, exactly how Flan had been earlier.
It's just what I'm inferring, anyway. Future entries will show whether I'm on the mark at all.
On another note, Flan might have problems killing Yuyuko, as she's already dead... and who knows about beings like Komachi and Shikieiki. But yeah, Mokou and Kaguya are the only ones guaranteed to get back up after a <kyuu>. So long as she can't use that power, though...
Siegmund said: That is because coonically wise he is a psychopathic berserking loli
She comes off as more of a child completely oblivious of how strong she is. She's naive, but not blood-thirsty or ax-crazy. Read Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red and then try tell me with a straight face that she's aware of her own strength.
Just wanted to throw in my two cense on something that I think people are missing. Suwako doesn't seem to be breaking Meiling just because she want's to get back at Flan but also seems to be doing it out a twisted sense of respect toward Meiling.
Suwako originally tried to remove Meiling by braking her leg and basically didn't seem to give a damn about her except as a distraction, she was just an obstacle in the way of her path of revenge against Flan. It wasn't until Meiling got back on her feet, froze her with a glare and nearly managed to hit her with the shouryu-ken that Suwako seems to have taken her seriously given her comment to Meiling while the two of them where in the air.
Meiling should earn some props for the fact that despite being, what a stage 3 boss, that Suwako who happens to be EX-boss is actually taking Meiling seriously to point that she's making damn sure that Meiling isn't going to get up again to help out Flan.
you gotta wonder if the artist is reading a lot of feedback on where the strip is going, it does seem that each strip is addressing a defense of suwako's actions and dismissing it, like "oh well sanae was hurt" and here her saying "I'm not mad, rather you have my admiration for doing even that much" or "well she's teaching flandre a lesson" with "I'm going to rip Meiling in half in front of you"
normally I'd expect this is to set up Flan for a crazy megadoom attack and fight except he seems to consider flan about as soft as her desert namesake...
I guess I really don't know where this is going, maybe suwako is going to surrender the match in shame? it would be a sorta bizarre ending but possible I guess
Steak said: Based on what exactly? That she breaks her toys entirely by accident?
For one, she can't get blood on her own because anytime she tries, she accidentally splatters her intended victim so thoroughly that there's nothing left to drink.
Steak said: Based on what exactly? That she breaks her toys entirely by accident?
The fact that "she is kinda nuts?" a quote from her bio
Oh, yes. The whole "eye" thing. People treat that like it's some godforsaken Tsukihime "death eyes" hax, when it really isn't. Flan can't destroy something that's more powerful than herself and she can't even properly aim her ability, so it's not even a one hit ko. People take her ability way too literally.
What the hell are you talking about? Canonically speaking she destroyed an meteor (it was trivial for her) and she said herself she has the eyes of everyone in Gonsekyo in her palm. That ability IS a finger of God. Where does this aim crap come from?
Her Bio, Perfect Momento and BAiR are the 3 canon sources on her. All of those agree that a. She is massively powerful in general b. Very unstable and nuts c. can destroy anything she pretty much wants to.
somethingsomething said: Suwako's dialogue in the final panel of the last page is what I use for that assumption. She's repeating Flan's dismissal of Meiling's urging her not to kill Sanae almost word for word. And in this strip, she's acting like the pain she's causing Meiling is no big deal... again, exactly how Flan had been earlier.
Ah I see what you are saying. I look at it as more of her just being vindictive and throwing it in Flan's face. She was out to hurt Flan from the start, but I don't see an altruistic side to it. She is being intentionally cruel about her "lesson", and Meiling did cheese her off pretty good as well.
It's just what I'm inferring, anyway. Future entries will show whether I'm on the mark at all.
I was just curious since I obviously see the exact opposite heh.
On another note, Flan might have problems killing Yuyuko, as she's already dead... and who knows about beings like Komachi and Shikieiki. But yeah, Mokou and Kaguya are the only ones guaranteed to get back up after a <kyuu>. So long as she can't use that power, though...
Ya good point, might not be able to kill the already dead but might be able to keep them effectively out of action.
That being said she is vampire strong (whatever level that is) and he other powers are massively strong as well. How that stacks up to a god, I think a decent fight would come out of it heh.
What the hell are you talking about? Canonically speaking she destroyed an meteor (it was trivial for her) and she said herself she has the eyes of everyone in Gonsekyo in her palm. That ability IS a finger of God. Where does this aim crap come from?
Her Bio, Perfect Momento and BAiR are the 3 canon sources on her. All of those agree that a. She is massively powerful in general b. Very unstable and nuts c. can destroy anything she pretty much wants to.
Quote from Perfect Memento:
"Her method of destroying things so effortlessly involves pouring her power into the "eyes" of any material where its tension is the highest."
"She can use her ability to cause these "eyes" to move into the palm of her hand."
"In other words, by crushing the "eye" held within her hand(*2), she causes things to break."
1. She has no control over where the "eye" i.e. place of high tension is. The "eye" may not even be a vital spot, particularly vunerable, or even static!
2. She has to pour power into the "eye". This means that if she's not powerful enough to break it, she can't do anything with her ability. Anyone that is as strong or stronger than Flan would most likely be resistant or immune to this ability. Basically if they could beat her in an arm wrestling match, they're in good shape.
3. Her ability hinges on being able to move the "eye" into her hand. How this is done is unknown. If it were explained, a counter could be concieved.
People take the "destroy anything and everything" line in her bio too literally. That she's a mysterious recluse and a crazy little girl also serves to hype her up. People like crazy unstoppable Flan. They don't like the idea that she can actually be beaten on equal footing.
"Eye" is not analogous to "Death Lines" from Tsukhime. Flan has to put effort into her ability and it's possible that are people that are just plain too strong for it to effect.
Actually that quote about the eye being the spot of highest tension in the object is like, nearly a paraphrase of the effect of the death lines in tsukihime, (being that the lines are basicly the 'fractures' that any existence that is mortal has)
canon-wise things that are destroyable have 'eyes' and that's just a normal thing, flan is special in that she can move the eyes with her power. Now it's not mentioned whether she can automatically do this or whether she has to touch or hold or aim some mental arrow or something, but considering that she popped the meteor without apparent effort or mention of any exertion I'm going to guess it's a mental action
we also know that it is possible to apply to living and unliving things, we can assume because Reimu survived that it is dodgable, but then everyone else's abilities are too, it doesn't mean they don't have them (yuyuko's instant death, remi's fate control etc)
Really, if you read her bio and the interview it's canonly saying "Flan can destroy pretty much anything without apparent effort" the full extent of this is unknown, and of course other abilities are sure to interfere, but honestly it is "Finger of God" basically like Seigmund said
it can be dodged or countered sure, but it doesn't mean that properly applied it can't pop even gods
Razer said: She comes off as more of a child completely oblivious of how strong she is. She's naive, but not blood-thirsty or ax-crazy. Read Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red and then try tell me with a straight face that she's aware of her own strength.
Her bio flat out states she is kinda nuts and insane. Sure I was being dramatic about how crazy but she is simply not sane and innocent. She is to a certain extent aware of how strong she is (BAiR and the meteor) but she doesn't know how to tone it down.
I would say it is less innocent and unaware of her strength as she is unaware of how fragile everything is. She just goes at full throttle for everything.
Shingro said: Actually that quote about the eye being the spot of highest tension in the object is like, nearly a paraphrase of the effect of the death lines in tsukihime, (being that the lines are basicly the 'fractures' that any existence that is mortal has)
It doesn't work like that and I just explained why. You're taking it too literally.
Really, if you read her bio and the interview it's canonly saying "Flan can destroy pretty much anything without apparent effort" the full extent of this is unknown, and of course other abilities are sure to interfere, but honestly it is "Finger of God" basically like Seigmund said
I read it and there's no indication that it's hax. She said she "shot" the meteorite, which by the way we have no idea regarding it's size. Obviously the explanation is flawed and figurative. Aya even risked interviewing Flan twice to understand what she meant, but they went off on a tangent regarding Remilia's manipulation of fate.
it can be dodged or countered sure, but it doesn't mean that properly applied it can't pop even gods[/guote]
Based on the explanation for how it works, if Flan's not strong enough to break something, she can't break it. Her apparent lack of effort may indicate her inherent strength and power, rather than her being particularly hax. It's easy for her, but if she were tired or properly weakened, she wouldn't be able to use it.
In summary, it's an ability that relies on the application of power against a point of high tension. Since tension is subjective and power is finite, it's safe to assume that Flandre can't destroy anything and anyone, simply because she's not that powerful.
Steak said: 1. She has no control over where the "eye" i.e. place of high tension is. The "eye" may not even be a vital spot, particularly vunerable, or even static!
You are drawing a ridiculous conclusion to support your own theory. When she crushes the eye the object is broken, not just where the eye is the whole object.
and I quote
"She possesses the ability to destroy any and all things even with or without touching them."
"Remilia's sister who holds the power to destroy everything."
"I asked her how she blew up the meteorite.
``You know how there's an eye in everything?
I shot it like "kyu" and it went "kaboom!" "
She destroys whatever she wants to. The point of highest tension doesn't matter. They only spin that in the other comics but that is not canon.
2. She has to pour power into the "eye". This means that if she's not powerful enough to break it, she can't do anything with her ability. Anyone that is as strong or stronger than Flan would most likely be resistant or immune to this ability. Basically if they could beat her in an arm wrestling match, they're in good shape.
You are drawing a idiotic conclusion yet again.
"Though it was mostly too incoherent to tell the meaning, we can at least tell that blowing up the shooting star was very easy for her.
"She possesses the ability to destroy any and all things even with or without touching them."
"Remilia's sister who holds the power to destroy everything."
What do you think this means? (There are two exceptions power wise see below)
3. Her ability hinges on being able to move the "eye" into her hand. How this is done is unknown. If it were explained, a counter could be concieved.
There is a point here? No one knows how to counter it. What if doesn't cut it.
"Right in my hand. Speaking of which, the eye of everything is in my right hand. "
People take the "destroy anything and everything" line in her bio too literally. That she's a mysterious recluse and a crazy little girl also serves to hype her up. People like crazy unstoppable Flan. They don't like the idea that she can actually be beaten on equal footing.
ROFL too literally? It is official in multiple sources. You can't just ignore it and say, nope I disagree. The whole point is that she is a walking ball of destruction. This is offical Zun canon full stop. It doesn't matter if you think it is not the case, he says it is so it is.
There is nothing subjective about this.
"Eye" is not analogous to "Death Lines" from Tsukhime. Flan has to put effort into her ability and it's possible that are people that are just plain too strong for it to effect.
Right in my hand. Speaking of which, the eye of everything is in my right hand.
"She possesses the ability to destroy any and all things even with or without touching them."
"Remilia's sister who holds the power to destroy everything."
There are only two people are stronger then her, Marissa and Reimu.
Steak you are trying to say that canon is subjective. It isn't.
Steak said: It doesn't work like that and I just explained why. You're taking it too literally.
Again it's canon. You are trying to say... well it's not really canon. You can't really argue with what is written by the author.
I read it and there's no indication that it's hax. She said she "shot" the meteorite, which by the way we have no idea regarding it's size. Obviously the explanation is flawed and figurative. Aya even risked interviewing Flan twice to understand what she meant, but they went off on a tangent regarding Remilia's manipulation of fate.
That is an interesting spin on why Aya asked twice. Aya couldn't understand that Flan could just destroy it like snapping her fingers.
Based on the explanation for how it works, if Flan's not strong enough to break something, she can't break it. Her apparent lack of effort may indicate her inherent strength and power, rather than her being particularly hax. It's easy for her, but if she were tired or properly weakened, she wouldn't be able to use it.
In theory but canon wise there is no indication she gets tired or weak, nor does it change the fact that the ability can destroy anything she wants.
In summary, it's an ability that relies on the application of power against a point of high tension. Since tension is subjective and power is finite, it's safe to assume that Flandre can't destroy anything and anyone, simply because she's not that powerful.
Maybe within the context of this particular comic assuming your theory has any basis.
Since your theory has not once shred of actual evidence it can be safely disregarded and we will go with what we do know. Flan can make basically anything go boom.
Also stop trying to mix in authors flavour to a canon discussion about someones power.
All you're doing is insisting that the characters and the narative should be taken literally. Do you always take what characters and narators say at face value?
You're also ignoring the canon explanation for how Flan's ability works. It's, once again, her pouring power, her own limited power, into the eye, which is the point of highest tension.
You can choose to believe that Flan is unlimited and unstoppable, however, there is no factual basis for that. There aren't any feats that would indicate that.
Me, I'm going to go with what is more realistic. That Flan has an ability where she can apply raw power to a point on an object. The amount of power that can be applied is limited and that the point is not automatically subject to destruction.
This isn't the same as saying that Flan is weak. It's simply saying that she is not OMNIPOTENT, which is exactly what a literal interpretation would allude to.
Steak said: All you're doing is insisting that the characters and the narative should be taken literally. Do you always take what characters and narators say at face value?
When it is the guy writing the canon and making a specific statement, then yes. Do you try and twist anything and everything to suit your own personal opinion?
You're also ignoring the canon explanation for how Flan's ability works. It's, once again, her pouring power, her own limited power, into the eye, which is the point of highest tension.
Yes
You can choose to believe that Flan is unlimited and unstoppable, however, there is no factual basis for that. There aren't any feats that would indicate that.
We can also accept the fact that she can canonically destroy anything. That going by your "power" logic means she is stronger then anyway save those who have defeated her. Reimu has defeated everyone and I toss Marissa in there tho she never fought Flan. Thus they are the only ones she cannot defeat. Even then how Reimu beat her canonically speaking is unknown or if she actually even fought her.
Me, I'm going to go with what is more realistic. That Flan has an ability where she can apply raw power to a point on an object. The amount of power that can be applied is limited and that the point is not automatically subject to destruction.
Realistic? That has utterly no place in this conversation. Again you are trying to twist the facts to suit your own ends.
This isn't the same as saying that Flan is weak. It's simply saying that she is not OMNIPOTENT, which is exactly what a literal interpretation would allude to.
Actually not alluded too, more or less stated.
You are trying to toss in conjecture, opinion and rules that have no basis in anything. You are making assumptions and setting up restrictive rules that you like so that you can she Flan the way you want to. You are flat out ignoring the canon.
Her ability to destroy anything is repeated more then once. That is canon. Everything you presented is your opinion. Flan is God mode. That's the way Zun wrote it.
That doesn't mean an artist will follow that exactly since that would be dull but again that is not canon.
Steak you are trying to say that canon is subjective. It isn't.
this pretty much sums it up
now I can see arguing that the amount of power or effort she puts forth or is necessary to destroy any given thing's eye is subjective. Just like I could see someone arguing that something could theoretically have lines of death "too tough to be cut" could in theory exist, but her actually possessing the ability is not.
similarly the canon has not mentioned anything flan can not destroy, until it does our only information is that everything *could* be destroyed, you can make theories about what might be or additional ramifications all you like, but right now all that *is* is what's been stated
either way, this conversation has spawned a ton of text =P
but really when the author of a thing says "this is how it is" can't you believe him?
Shingro said: you gotta wonder if the artist is reading a lot of feedback on where the strip is going, it does seem that each strip is addressing a defense of suwako's actions and dismissing it, like "oh well sanae was hurt" and here her saying "I'm not mad, rather you have my admiration for doing even that much"
When did I dismisses or attempt to apologize toward Suwako's actions toward Meiling? All I noted was it seemed as Suwako's wasn't breaking Meiling simply as a means of revenge against Flandre but also because she seemed to have gained a twisted form of respect for her.
The fact that Suwako has gone overboard on getting revenge doesn't mean that Meiling doesn't deserve some congratulations for getting the respect of a millennia old WAR GOD.
I wasn't actually addressing your comments o_O I think it's also good credit to mei ling for "getting this far" so to speak, I just imagine that those opinions I've mentioned have come up on whatever Japanese fan sites are watching this
I really don't think the artist is watching the english commentary of danborou XD
Steak said: Zun wrote an explanation for how her power works.
She pours her power into something. Been said what 500 times now.
Which you are ignoring.
That changes nothing about her ability to destroy anything she wants. That means she is more powerful then anyone.
Yes, it does. Every setting has certain rules that have to be abided by. Otherwise suspension of disbelief is broken down and the story becomes untendable.
The writer sets those rules. You have no say in them nor can you define what they are. If he says she can destroy anything she can. It's his rules in his world.
I'm not twisting any facts. I am taking what Zun has said word for word, and applying logic.
You are trying to apply real world rules to a story. You cannot apply logic with no basis in fact. You are trying to twist the facts to suit your idea. You are flat out ignoring the black and white. She can destroy anything. There is no wiggle room here.
You are what-ifing nothing more. You have nothing to base your theory on. We only know what we know. You can pie in the sky all you want, but the facts are the facts, your interpretation is not relevant.
The basis on which her ability was stated to work.
Actually you are trying to say there is somehow a limit to her power. You are making a rule that is not there. Zun has never classified the characters by power. The only thing he has said is that Flandre can destroy anything. I will keep repeating that because guess what? That is the only FACT here.
No interpretation, no wiggle room, no spin.
So are you. The difference is that I'm not taking the narative literally, while YOU are ignoring the elaborative. You're the one going out on a limb, while I am the one being rational.
Canonical statements are taken literally. Who in the world told you otherwise. That is the point of canon. It is FACT! It is not subjective, it is not interpretable, it just is.
If someone can do something they can do it. There is no exception unless stated. You are making stuff up. You are trying to apply limits where there are none stated.
I am seeing what is said and going with it. You are seeing what is said and trying to spin it to suit your own ends.
Seriously I actually was forced to laugh when you said I was going out on a limb by taking the canon and face value while you were being rational when adding none existant rules and mechanics to it.
Do you even understand what "going out on a limb means?"
Perfect Memento is canon and it states that Flan is not "god mode".
Oh really? No it doesn't.
"On top of that, she also possesses the usual superhuman strength attributed to vampires, so it would surely be impossible to put up a fight against her. "
Steak you are wrong. No matter how hard you spin this, you are just wrong. There is no and's if or buts.
- Flan can destroy anything. - No where is it said that pouring power into an object to destroy it means she has to be stronger then that object. - There is no real world logic in a fantasy setting. - Zun's world Zun's rules, reality need not apply.
People are focusing too much on her ability and not on the fact she's a very strong vampire (Which are said to be in Touhou a rather powerful race in both magic and physical might, perhaps second only to the Oni. This is balanced out by all their weaknesses) The reason why Flan might be having a hard time is that she's more worried than angry.
Sure is "someone on the internet is WRONG" in here.
While we're at it: Picard is better than Kirk, Superman would beat Goku in a fight, the Enterprise would own the fuck out of any Star Wars ship, moe and the culture that's sprung up around it is dumb, and Macs suck.
Siegmund said: Anyway outside of her eyes being brown again (they were inconsistent in the last page as well) what make you feel she is teaching flan a lesson?
post #602520 Regardless of who is actually saying what's being said, it gives me the impression that Suwako understands this. And even if she doesn't, lessons getting learned will be the outcome.
I'm just acting accordingly....will she still be alive?No!Don't!Uuu...!Uuuu.....!Aah..What a face she's making.Aaaaa...*grab**grab*I'm not angry about Sanae at all, really!Rather, you have my admiration for even going to that extent.
Clearly an act to mimic Flan's initial attitude.So, when I tear this youkai in half...I'm...I'm sorry.What are you apologizing for?Magical Girl's Desperateness*crick*
*crack**creak*Waaaaaaa...Episode 450: Controlling Both Hands
*If you let your guard down, your grip will be crushed
From the Artist's Pixiv pageUuu....!This is a match, after all.
Suwako is emphasizing that this is a match, i.e. you shouldn't apologize in a match and such.