Shijou Saikyou no Mahou Kenshi, F Rank Boukensha ni Tensei Suru ~Kensei to Matei, 2 Tsu no Zense wo motta Otoko no Eiyuutan~ - Ch. 131

[MangaDex]

 

[blablablub]

Yubel? What a the chances she's a yandere?

 

[Lethargie]

oh thats the cliché the author is going to go for here. good old "each room one comrade stays behind to fight enemies until only the mc is left to face the main villain"

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the update

 

[UncleKaos]

always amusing that some villian NEEDS to present themselves by name and rank.

 

[raddcuban]

Is there any good reason for Yuuri not to have pointed out the very obvious horde controller to rest of the party so that they didn't waste time and energy fighting its minions while searching for it? Maybe I just missed something.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Succ mommy?

 

[HDMI1]

Is there any good reason for Yuuri not to have pointed out the very obvious horde controller to rest of the party so that they didn't waste time and energy fighting its minions while searching for it? Maybe I just missed something.

It still would have used all the corpses as shields, so it's better to let Juggernaut-lite deal with it than let the whole party get tied down. Remember it's a race to clear the dungeon before the other party does.

 

[raddcuban]

It still would have used all the corpses as shields, so it's better to let Juggernaut-lite deal with it than let the whole party get tied down. Remember it's a race to clear the dungeon before the other party does.

Nah, that's not what I meant. I'm not complaining about the "party breaks off one by one for individual fights" cliche, as tired as it is in this instance. I'm talking about how after Aisha burned down at least a good chunk of the horde, and then it instantly got up, Yuuri didn't say "hey, the horde controller is not among the horde, but lurking in the shadows/a pocket space so someone who can sense it should focus on flushing it out instead of wasting time and energy on its regenerating minions." The fact that everyone else was like "oh no, fighting this enemy would inevitably lead to a battle of attrition" means that no one else noticed the horde controller like Yuuri did. I'd much rather have a cat and mouse fight while the undead minions interfere than "Rosas punches undead orcs until the horde controller reveals itself, for one reason or another, and then Rosas punches it."
Honestly, it's my bad for setting my expectations too high.

 

[AlterArsene]

Oh no yubel? Is she after jaiden??

 

[Kaarme]

Nah, that's not what I meant. I'm not complaining about the "party breaks off one by one for individual fights" cliche, as tired as it is in this instance. I'm talking about how after Aisha burned down at least a good chunk of the horde, and then it instantly got up, Yuuri didn't say "hey, the horde controller is not among the horde, but lurking in the shadows/a pocket space so someone who can sense it should focus on flushing it out instead of wasting time and energy on its regenerating minions." The fact that everyone else was like "oh no, fighting this enemy would inevitably lead to a battle of attrition" means that no one else noticed the horde controller like Yuuri did. I'd much rather have a cat and mouse fight while the undead minions interfere than "Rosas punches undead orcs until the horde controller reveals itself, for one reason or another, and then Rosas punches it."
Honestly, it's my bad for setting my expectations too high.

It would have been even better if Yuuri had actually attacked the necromancer with assuredly deadly force. It's unlikely the soul conductor monster would have had time to escape if Yuuri hadn't given it the time. Instead he just noted the monster is there. The monster noticed Yuuri spotted it, and only then it hid itself. There would have been enough time, if Yuuri wasn't totally indifferent due to his reincarnator syndrome. He just didn't care enough to remove the summoner. No motivation.

 

[raddcuban]

It would have been even better if Yuuri had actually attacked the necromancer with assuredly deadly force. It's unlikely the soul conductor monster would have had time to escape if Yuuri hadn't given it the time. Instead he just noted the monster is there. The monster noticed Yuuri spotted it, and only then it hid itself. There would have been enough time, if Yuuri wasn't totally indifferent due to his reincarnator syndrome. He just didn't care enough to remove the summoner. No motivation.

Honestly, I've only seen that level of proactiveness in satirical works. At this point, I've just become desensitized to sympathetic/heroic characters standing around and staring gormlessly at bad things happening. Most authors want a big climactic confrontation, and they can't be arsed or are just not creative enough to properly justify these setup/buildup scenes, so I've just come to accept that everyone will be useless until said scenes.

 

[theshet]

Goon Cave training arc straight into this

 

[popo53414]

If Ubel where armpits

 

[TheProtectorOfPureHeartedGirls]

I know. Reading 13 volumes of a series is nuts, but, technically, the whole story is just about four to five volumes at best... Per chapter, you usually get around 15 pages... So, yeah... It's that bad. Premise is good but the adaptation is just that bad. I reminded myself the hard way...