Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta! - Vol. 13 Ch. 61.1 - Memories

[ironkeroro]

this is some liquid ocelot bullshit isn't it.

 

[Rayla89]

Assuming I'm seeing it right? He was always Lufasu, Japanese man just didn't know it. She was reincarnated into Japan as who we thought was our protagonist, then isekai'd back to her home world.

Hmm, yes and no. Sort of. As I understand it, it was just a piece of her soul that "reincarnated". She was basically playing Roy and got lost in the sauce before arcade staff yanked her out of the chair.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Assuming I'm seeing it right? He was always Lufasu, Japanese man just didn't know it. She was reincarnated into Japan as who we thought was our protagonist, then isekai'd back to her home world.

Something to that effect, from what i gather.

Still a very unexpected plot twist

 

[Wolvenworks]

this is some liquid ocelot bullshit isn't it.

Nanomachines, son.

 

[Pumpki]

yeah...i mildly regret going thru all the comments that this didn't hit hard for me - i was pre-spoiled

Thanks for the translations! Glad to finally see it occur

 

[ciera]

 

[dkamar]

Surprised so many people are shocked by this one, not because of spoilers but just because it's fairly common in this kind of story.

I can think of...four off the top of my head, and I've seen it a lot more than that.

And yeah, I kind of felt like this has been moving in that direction for a while.

 

[dowiet]

well that was certainly something

 

[RougeGrail]

No thoughts have emerged from my head ever since.
Thank God someone gave a summary

 

[Laisy]

so im a spider so what spoilers: Kinda reminds me of the twist in so im a spider so what. Where the mc goes back to japan only to find out they were never really a student but a spider before

To be more accurate, there was a student, but MC is not that student. MC is not even a human in the first place, she is a spider, so what

And yeah, I kind of felt like this has been moving in that direction for a while.

It was pretty obvious especially since the fight with Benett, the only twist left are the who, how and why.

 

[Laisy]

The thing about Lufas and player is interesting but this got my attention even more.

It's nice seeing how 300+ years immortal vampire lord thinks about how advanced technology works and calls it a magic. It's not every day you see fantasy creature trying to comprehend modern world and seeing it more closer to magic than the very magic that they themselves use.

It almost make you wonder what a miracle it actually is how we got to this point now from planting some seeds into the ground ~9000 years ago,

I mean think about it, circuit boards are:

• Made from earth materials
• Carved into interconnected patterns
• Function by chanelling energy into it
• We invented new language(s) to communicate with them

And there is the whole field of electromagnetism lol
I forgot who said it, but there was a quote "magic is just science we don't understand yet". Science is humanity's attempt to understand the world, while magic is anything we failed to explain with our current understanding.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[alexandergc]

I mean think about it, circuit boards are:

• Made from earth materials
• Carved into interconnected patterns
• Function by chanelling energy into it
• We invented new language(s) to communicate with them

And there is the whole field of electromagnetism lol
I forgot who said it, but there was a quote "magic is just science we don't understand yet". Science is humanity's attempt to understand the world, while magic is anything we failed to explain with our current understanding.

We captured lightning and taught rocks how to think with it.
That's the insanity of our modern world to someone who knows nothing about it.

 

[groudonvert]

To be more accurate, there was a student, but MC is not that student. MC is not even a human in the first place, she is a spider, so what


It was pretty obvious especially since the fight with Benett, the only twist left are the who, how and why.

You're not ready for the biggest plot twist of the series lol

 

[Laisy]

You're not ready for the biggest plot twist of the series lol

I already read the LN lol

 

[UncleKaos]

so they are one same person. "I am pretending to be her who was also ME!"
gets headache:... uggh.

 

[Ironclad]

Why do people love this dumb trope so much, but execute it terribly every time? He didn't notice the date was wrong by more than a decade? He said the manga volume he bought was old, but it's apparently 22 years old and he didn't realize that? You want the MC to have an existential crisis? Show us someone completely different living there like he never existed at all, or show us the MMORPG nolifer is still doing what he always did and our MC doesn't have a life to go back to.

 

[bakkoi]

In Summary:

Ruphas is the original, she got isekai'd to Japan as a Japanese man and grew up playing a game about her world, then "she" got isekai'd back to her original world after 200 years have past. "He" didn't "become" Ruphas, "He" is Ruphas originally

Edit: To add more context about this: the male Japanese man at the start of the story and the player of the Ruphas character is a very small part of her very powerful soul. The Ruphas of the world was pretty much aware of what the goddess planned for the world so she hatched up this kooky scheme about reincarnating herself as a man with none of her memories out of curiosity in order to roundabout foil whatever plan the goddess conceived by having herself be the farthest of what she is (human, male, from another world with no magic) so she can objectively look what she did wrong and how she can outsmart this pesky goddess who can seemingly rewrite reality according to her whims. So when the part of her that got isekai'd returned to her and throughout the story the protag seem to notice that he's slowly merging with Ruphas but in actuality, "He" is returning back to where "he" originally came from.

Yeah, I gathered that much. Not confused by the premise, just that this is the direction the author decided to go with things.

 

[TheKillrCraftr]

The thing about Lufas and player is interesting but this got my attention even more.

It's nice seeing how 300+ years immortal vampire lord thinks about how advanced technology works and calls it a magic. It's not every day you see fantasy creature trying to comprehend modern world and seeing it more closer to magic than the very magic that they themselves use.

It almost make you wonder what a miracle it actually is how we got to this point now from planting some seeds into the ground ~9000 years ago,

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
- Arthur C. Clarke

 

[Xelarion]

Thank you for the half of a chapter that could have been waited on until it was a whole chapter.