Shuumatsu no Valkyrie - Vol. 29 Ch. 123 - The Song of Despair

[Babymech2]

If it's the most technically impresive, then which opera is the most actually impressive?

The 1812 overture with real cannon.

 

[TheGreatALBundy]

I wonder how many chapters we'll repeat the cycle of: "Oh is he coming back?! No, Odin sang him down again!" till we reach the conclusion of this fight and start of the final arc.

 

[tigerstar186]

Also, what is the author smoking that "Der Ring Des Nibelungen" is "humanity's greatest masterpiece." I know I'm not that cultured but I've literally never heard of it.

You've heard it, you just don't know it by name. "Ride of the Valkyries" comes from it.

 

[JustALolicon69]

 

[kohakusan]

I honestly don't see how he could possibly win at this point.

Plus, IF he were to win, what of the manga then? Cause I'm pretty sure we're going to see those four primordial gods freed from their seal.... So the (fake) Odin can't die here, unless that's part of the plan too...

Maybe the primordials will find a way back when he dies somehow, I mean it was pretty obvious Kintoki would lose since the beginning because there'd be no villain left so this would be a nice "twist"

Calling the Nibelungenlied the greatest masterpiece is a very odd choice... Having never heard of it is fucking wild. I salute your commitment to only reading manga and listening to anisongs.

There's no way you've never heard Ride of the Valkyries lol

 

[HDMI1]

Of course it's the Ride of the Valkyries.. This comic has all the red flags.

It's not there yet. I bet Kintoki's Valkyrie is going to start singing it herself as a counter to Odin's verses.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapters.

 

[rudezki]

This manga becomes gayer and gayer each chapter

I don't know what you mean, it's basically a fascist recruitment poster at this point.

 

[EgregiousTophat]

If it's the most technically impresive, then which opera is the most actually impressive?

Open to interpretation.

 

[popo53414]

where neo Armstrong cyclone jet Armstrong canon

 

[vangstampede]

Open to interpretation.

Didn't find any opera with that title.