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@storyteller This reminded me I need to get back onto the manga since I left off after vol 3 and Vol 4 + 5 have been out. Been reading Hanako-kun and Undead Unluck.

I feel like with the two MHA projects in Spring and Fall this will probably come out in summer since it is still due to come out in 2025. Honestly wouldn't surprise me if it ended up being Bones best project of the year.





@LordDeathwatch Since you are a big fan of both Soul Eater and Fire Force I would keep your eyes for this one.
 

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@storyteller This reminded me I need to get back onto the manga since I left off after vol 3 and Vol 4 + 5 have been out. Been reading Hanako-kun and Undead Unluck.

I feel like with the two MHA projects in Spring and Fall this will probably come out in summer since it is still due to come out in 2025. Honestly wouldn't surprise me if it ended up being Bones best project of the year.





@LordDeathwatch Since you are a big fan of both Soul Eater and Fire Force I would keep your eyes for this one.

I stopped at 80 chapters in, as a REALLY dope arc concluded. Looks like I've got about 45 chapters of catching up, and I'm looking forward to it.

I'm extremely happy to hear Studio Bones is working on it. Match made in heaven!
 

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Next episode going to hit me in the feels ain't it :mjcry:


I think this is the first time we have seen what Kenshin was as a kid. Even as an orphan he was very kind. His point of all humans are corpses regardless how they were in their lives is an interesting point. I am rather intrigued by the name that gave Kenshin when he was a kid. Shinta → Shin → Kenshin. I am rather curious why Hiko mentions why the name was too kind for a swordsman. Though from what I looked up Ken → sword and Shin → heart. If true, it is a nice play on words. Although it is interesting that while Hiko was a master for Kenshin, in some ways Kenshin was like a son to Hiko.

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Honestly, for Kenshin overcoming Hiko's ultimate technical is rather brutal. It feels like an ultimate finisher move in a fighting game. Though there is one big and final lesson that Hiko meant to teach Kenshin and that is to value your life. Kenshin isn't suicidal or anything, but he constantly puts himself in harms way. Obviously, he wants to protect those he holds dear. The issue is if he doesn't value his own life, those would be saddened if he died. Kenshin intends to make those around him happy and well there lies in a contradiction. The other part he intends to be with Kaoru and the others. That gives him the push because your desire to live can be the small deciding factor.

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It felt like it was coming, but to overcome Hiko he would have to strike him down. It is sad when you consider what was revealed about Hiko and Kenshin's relationship.

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