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I have 3 kids. I've got NO down to an art form and a heart of stone to back it up.

Hero: I shot you! Villain: Nuh uh, I had my barrier up! Hero: You didn't say you had a barrier until after I shot you. You're out! Villain: Nuh uh! Hero: Uh huh! proceeds to slap fight

Maybe it changes like Quake/Unreal kills? Double Kill, Multi-kill, ULTRA KILL!!! THIS MAN IS ON FIRE!!! But for healing.

From the early chapter, he was gambling on the mountain having so many exits that they couldn't cover them all. And he'd just quietly slip away.

It was certainly implied when it took over all the other kaiju and #8 was all, "We've always been at war with this specific kaiju" flashback. The second half of this series certainly went off the rails real quick.

Magic sword goes brrrrrrr

Looks like refilling water tanks. Or at least I assume so in context.

And while not publically known, 5 with the former magitech hero director.

To add on to that, The rock itself isn't super heated from the friction of entering the atmosphere. So ya, really big splash seems on point. I'd put it on the level of a giant glacier breaking free.

He needs to find a better fence. There's a lot of rare expensive materials going into making arguably less money. All so he can avoid attention I assume.

Yall focusing on the Armor. But I'm more concerned about his sacrificed limbs no longer instant regenerating debuff.

Fun fact, some male lizards can lay viable eggs if they get hot enough.

So now we just need to know why the insect specifically chose him. "I found you" doesn't sound like he was randomly chosen.

I'm usually pretty tolerant of the no killing rule. But, the constant escalation and lack of remorse really needs to be put to a sudden permanent stop. The kid may be an apostle but he's no god, he can't bring people back to life when the enemy inevitably get their hands on one of his loved...

The sister gaining a clone is something I didn't see happening. I thought it'd be something different for sure.

Yes. They all have different triggers, but they all eventually snap. The classmate with no presence (Kousuke Endou) is by far my favorite with his epilogue side stories.

The fortitude of the artist that just kept drawing it. That's some serious dedication.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Alan Rickman threatens Costner with a spoon and when asked why says it will hurt more.

I appreciate this reference.