Yuusha Izoku - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - Resurrection

[MangaDex]

 

[Eyzen]

Why does the mf holding the staff lwkey look like enlightened Putin

 

[puppeto4]

Why does the mf holding the staff lwkey look like enlightened Putin

this is the most random thing ever lmao

 

[Darroth]

Oh, so now none of the deaths in the future will matter and now there's no tension.

 

[Reina4444]

that yakuza thug really went with "the ends justify the means" for a staff that allegedly reverses death?
not one thought spared for diplomacy.
they killed each other because of their hostilities, they wont stop even if they are revived.

 

[Hypemancer]

Oh, so now none of the deaths in the future will matter and now there's no tension.

You're assuming the staff exists AND that it works AND that it doesn't have stipulations.

 

[zephyroths]

that yakuza thug really went with "the ends justify the means" for a staff that allegedly reverses death?
not one thought spared for diplomacy.
they killed each other because of their hostilities, they wont stop even if they are revived.

is reviving siblings that got killed from this inheritance even his goal? feel like he lost someone dear to him before this story begins

 

[Reina4444]

is reviving siblings that got killed from this inheritance even his goal? feel like he lost someone dear to him before this story begins

it's not his goal, but he clearly states on page 6 that he would nullify their deaths along the way and it doesnt matter how many get killed in the process.

 

[Darroth]

You're assuming the staff exists AND that it works AND that it doesn't have stipulations.

I would be very happy if the half elf became a serial killer; killing all of his half siblings on the assumption that he'll just resurrect them, and then wins only to discover that he can't for some reason.

 

[Lightbrand]

You can't just off offhandedly throw in the fact that resurrection is possible which would make death meaningless in your world setting. Because needless to say that opens a pandora's box of implications.

So logically there must be a prohibitive cost to resurrection that prevents endless abuse of it. And that cost ought to be known or at least is aware by the seeker so their expectation ought to be baked in that it's probably not worth using so don't even bother to chase it to begin with.

 

[golestar]

This slut vampire actually wore heels, i'm dead 💀

 

[Kinkaiser]

You can't just off offhandedly throw in the fact that resurrection is possible which would make death meaningless in your world setting. Because needless to say that opens a pandora's box of implications.

So logically there must be a prohibitive cost to resurrection that prevents endless abuse of it. And that cost ought to be known or at least is aware by the seeker so their expectation ought to be baked in that it's probably not worth using so don't even bother to chase it to begin with.

There is also the obvious question, "Why did the Hero arrange for a massively complicated death battle between all his bastards, instead of just arranging to be resurrected with his magic staff." If its real, and works, I'm betting it requires a bunch of sacrifices...of lets say, people who share strong blood ties to the resurrected.

 

[AnimuVsMango]

the new enemy...is a fully grown adult?

And the rest of them aren't?

Shame the Hero couldn't use the staff on himself. Tell me, have you heard the tale of Darth Plagius the Wise-