They're not a throuple, that's been made clearThe twelve Nasi all brought the same offerings one at a time.
You can read what happened next.
You are reading a manga that says female promiscuity is a virtue, and that women should pursue men as well as personal AMBITIONS.
It's full of gays and bis and trans and the cutest throuple ever.
Why are YOU here, talking politics?
Weirdos like you are the whole ass reason grifters get any attention at all.
You literally just made an account to dogwhistle about feminists because someone said "maybe all these comments calling for the torture and death of a character you just admitted is merely naive are overreacting", don't act like you have normal opinions about womenWhy are misandrists even allowed to have opinions? Crawl back in your hole and stfu
It doesn't need to be absolute, just good enough.Occam's razor doesn't help you; the quantity of prerequisite assumptions is the same in both cases: the perfume is absolutely effective vs. it is not.
Both are plausible given the known facts and neither is intrinsically simpler.
OK, so you're being pedantic and using the academic definition, as opposed to colloquial.Sure, I'll rephrase: the number of prerequisite assumptions in both cases is the same; the perfume is good enough to mask fresh blood vs. it isn't.
Occam's razor is not a symmetry breaker here. You are applying it incorrectly.
To be crystal clear, your explanation may very well be correct, so you don't need to sell it to me. I'm pointing out that there are other defensible views that account for the perfume given what we've actually been told about it. You might be right, but you also might not be. It isn't settled, and those who disagree with you aren't necessarily overlooking something major.
And I can't be sure what you're referring to with the parenthetical. If it's his entrance ceremony spell, we're told (and it's shown) that it's just a spell to prevent falling over for a day. If it's something else, you'll have to refresh me; my recall of hundreds of chapters/multiple years earlier in the story is not actually encyclopedic.
That's... an absurd assertion.They're not a throuple, that's been made clear
I mean, this manga is really heavy on allegory.Ugh, Baal doesn't deserve a yandere princess diety. I was kinda hoping the deities would be less... pathetic? Like even if she came to greatly dote on him due to their tea time and him saving her (from a situation he created but whatever guess she isn't smart enough to put that together) this is just kinda sad. It's like watching a wealthy kid that's ignorant of the world have all the keys to make decisions that affect everyone just because of something stupid like heritage. I was hoping more Hades (game) chthonic gods (gods linked to the Underworld and Death and similar things) and less priveleged elite with all the power in the world and none of the intelligence or experience or basic wisdom and sense to properly weild it.
Oh and the onions. Oh the onions. 😢
Maybe you just lack media literacy? Typical. Turns out most people just find a naive child in a position of power doing naive things kinda annoying. The gender doesn't matter to me and doesn't matter to most people. You people are the ones making it about "YoU aLl HaTe WoMeN."You literally just made an account to dogwhistle about feminists because someone said "maybe all these comments calling for the torture and death of a character you just admitted is merely naive are overreacting", don't act like you have normal opinions about women
(also, for fuck's sake, you can't say "your whole response is 'you all just hate women'") while literally ignoring the other 3 paragraphs of their response. Literacy is dead indeed.
I think you're on the right track, but I don't think it'll be satisfying if it isn't Iruma himself that takes down Baal directly. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if that's exactly what Sullivan getting locked up is building toward; up until now, a lot of the arcs with potentially serious consequences have followed a pattern where, if the child/student characters are facing a challenge they literally can't handle, their goal instead becomes "get in touch with a parent/teacher who can and/or hold out until they arrive".I don't think Shura should be stripped of her power. She's not evil, just stupid and manipulated (which is a deadly combo by any right).
Most likely, the story will end with Princess Shura herself delivering punishment on Baal, and her giving an apology plus bowing her head to Iruma, which would be unprecedented since Demons and Humans are below Deities. Of course, this would be the happier ending. The alternative is that Baal kills Shura before she could do anything or before she finds out, preventing her from getting in his way. This would cement Baal as the most dangerous threat in the Demon World, since no one could imagine killing a Deity.
Hah? I rephrased to illustrate how your response doesn't change the underlying reasoning at all. That's called consistency, not pedantry.OK, so you're being pedantic and using the academic definition, as opposed to colloquial.
While talking about imaginary magic perfume.
You put energy into weird things.
Yeah, she should be stripped of her power, she is/was clearly unprepared and (nearly) carelessly granted a her bias unchallenged authority to the entire demon world. It is only a fitting punishment that people in power who failed to wield it responsibly be removed from power. Usually power would be restored to them if they learned to be better at wielding said power responsibly, but that's usually if a higher authority cares to do so.I don't think Shura should be stripped of her power. She's not evil, just stupid and manipulated (which is a deadly combo by any right).
Most likely, the story will end with Princess Shura herself delivering punishment on Baal, and her giving an apology plus bowing her head to Iruma, which would be unprecedented since Demons and Humans are below Deities. Of course, this would be the happier ending. The alternative is that Baal kills Shura before she could do anything or before she finds out, preventing her from getting in his way. This would cement Baal as the most dangerous threat in the Demon World, since no one could imagine killing a Deity.
then say "thats not enough", then pull up to hell and box the devilIt's japanese tradition to have a god as final (or extra) boss.