Akuyaku Ouji no Eiyuutan - Ch. 13.1 - Transformation

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The cannon was shot from the... flintlock? he carried on his waist during transformation.
I had to check twice to see that he didn't use the sword for that tho.
It might be, even stairing at it I can hardly tell if that's the hand guard of the blade or the back of the flint lock.

Either way I'm sticking to my guns and say add a cannon if it's your big named move!
 
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In the previous chapter, the monster is called "Ragment".

But in this chapter, the monster is called "Fragment".

So, which one is it? Is it a typo?
 
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I thought the name "Awilda" was strange AF while familiar, so I looked it up. Turns out, it's the same name as One Piece's "Alvida"... which itself is a misspelling of the original legendary Scandinavian pirate queen "Awilda", making the name real and actually accurate.

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In the previous chapter, the monster is called "Ragment".

But in this chapter, the monster is called "Fragment".

So, which one is it? Is it a typo?
「ラグメント」-> ra gu me n to in katakana. Now, I personally think that Fragment is a better overall word, since it gives the implication that it's part of a greater whole; but if I were to apply my own (willing to be wrong on) assumptions, it would be preceded with フ (fu) to get there.

EDIT: And checking with an acquaintance who actually knows the language, he says that in this particular instance, the use of Ragment is used as the name of a people / race, so it is indeed the correct version.
 
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A lot already happened, and he hasn't won the duel yet 😆

Also, I actually thought those 'ballistics' were also going to part of his transformation :LOL:
 

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