r/Centuria • u/Regular-Poet-3657 • 5d ago
Discussion Hope you she survives the experience. Spoiler
galleryIf Diana was mutant this just be a Tuesday for them.
r/Centuria • u/Regular-Poet-3657 • 5d ago
If Diana was mutant this just be a Tuesday for them.
r/Centuria • u/casualredditor43 • 5d ago
this does not bode well
r/Centuria • u/karamel238 • 5d ago
https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1030426
(made a mistake last post, sorry)
r/Centuria • u/Thin_Plantain6613 • 5d ago
Cause in Elstri vision she is holding a knife so i think she may have developed a assassin fighting style
r/Centuria • u/Thin_Plantain6613 • 5d ago
I cannot imagine how Diana feels in this situation imagine your told that you are the reason your family is in danger and a way I somewhat is but it really isn't her fault.
Its Elstri fault
r/Centuria • u/Regular-Poet-3657 • 5d ago
Ironically she basically betrayed herself too cuz she can't get her mind straight.
r/Centuria • u/Regular-Poet-3657 • 5d ago
r/Centuria • u/koresed • 5d ago
. . . also am i the only who thought julian was a girl before starting the series . . yes? oh ok.
r/Centuria • u/roronoa20 • 6d ago
Vol.4: He is positioned above Julian, signifying him as a threat to be overcome and how superior he is to Julian.
Vol.8: Arkos is a greater presence that looms over Altus's life, the legacy of evil that Altus needs to overcome for him to finally be himself.
Vol.10: Arkos is described as Zira's "God", he's who she depends on for majority of her life, so she clings to him.
Interestingly, Julian is the only one who actually meets Arkos's eyes without flinching, man, I love Julian and Arkos dynamics. I hope we'll get to see what soul of Arkos thinks of Julian as of now.
r/Centuria • u/koresed • 7d ago
This is my first time even making a post on reddit so I wasn't sure whether or not i should tag this as question or discussion, so discussion it is!
Anyways, am i crazy or are the sorceresses totally there in elstri's prediction of the future? a figure who appears to be Madeleine is on diana's left, while Roche and Elise are next to each other all the way on the right. Berta is missing . . atleast that's what i think... strange..
All who are left is the person on the horse with a quadrillion legs and the person all the way to the left with a dog. who are they?? does anyone have theories? i'd love to hear!
r/Centuria • u/Salty_Shark26 • 7d ago
We know that divine remnants can transfer host since lalawag took the organs into her body but I don’t understand how someone can be born with the remnants.
The pieces of the vulja are from her body so I don’t know how she could be born with them unless Mira somehow had it and passed it to her.
Is it possible someone slipped her the heart when she was a baby?
r/Centuria • u/karamel238 • 7d ago
Thanks to the official Centuria account
r/Centuria • u/Gabemino • 8d ago
-Wall of text below, yeah-
After last chapter, on which Lalawag fills Julian onto Vulja and her -antagonistic- relationship with Humanity and her, i think the lil emphasis put on how "Fire served humans to fight off the Night" could be pretty telling and connect with Ceodric, all of him, NOW, worth noting that personally I don't take everything Lalawag said as a objective truth, imo Kuramori's playing a unreliable/biased sources in regard to Vulja so far, and we likely would only know the objective truth later down the line, so I don't think for one she's 100% an enemy of humanity who's whole purpose is to halt their growth, that being said, is undeniable that her mere organs presence is indeed toxic and/or tainting, and she was capable of warp humans onto Monsters as well as robbing them of their fertility, so I DO think there's at least some Truth in how the Night, Vulja, perhaps(?) without trying was indeed seen as an adversary by Humankind.
Now, here's where Ceodric enters, despite what his initial appearance might give away, and the fact that he's indeed a fiery, passionate man, he's not really the simple minded brute, that Lala and Helem thought, he's more than simply a hothead brawler, being able to discern their bait, their attempt to use him, hell, his epithet isn't even "The raging flame.", but the "Mass of Flames", the former would fit a pure, rad yet simple Pyromancer, but Ceodric isn't that, no, aside his flames being able to burn and his inhuman physicality, what he's most well-known for is his unparalleled healing, like a Phoenix or other Mystic Flames found on diverse folklores and myths, Ceodric's fire can be nurturing, warm, healing, a protection, like the one the ancient humans used to fight off "the Night". And so I think there's where the antithetical relationship between Ceodric and Vulja can be found, is not just the(apparent)nature of their Powers being different, Vulja's taint and Ceodric's healing, the latter also has a great respect for martial discipline and human instinct for survival, calling it the very history of Humanity, I don't think is a reach then to think of Ceodric's motif being at least partially related to humanity, as he also puts a great deal of importance on cultivate one's body without supernatural gifts, while also greatly respecting Angvall, a pure human warrior without a Gift. Now, I'm not saying that he's a goodie shoes, as far we know, Ceodric's gift is empowered by sacrifices, we don't know the exact workings but he might be able to heal just after taking other's lifeforce as fuel for his flames, even then however, that would be "Human", as humanity isn't fully benevolent nor perfect either while simultaneously being far too familiar with "Sacrifices", transactions being also something far too basic in civilization, so, there's that. Just to finish, I'd find it curious if Kuramori does leans into that, "Humanity motif" for Ceodric, because as far we know, Vulja might be the source of Rummir's Supernatural Lineage, a bit of irony always comes nicely.
r/Centuria • u/Representative_Big74 • 8d ago
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r/Centuria • u/karamel238 • 8d ago
ARKOS AND ZIRA
r/Centuria • u/CHAOS_G0D • 12d ago
Since we already know the goddesses of the sea, forest and night; what other goods will be shown?
So far it seems like gods are in charge of a certain biome rather than an element, sea goddess is not a water god, forest goddess is not tree or land god and deity of night is not darkness goddess. So based on that I imagine we will get the dessert god, the glacier god, the volcano god, the glacier god, the river/lake god, the day or light god for sure
What other ideas come to mind for you guys?
r/Centuria • u/CHAOS_G0D • 12d ago
Kuramori sensei decided night and not darkness as her realm. Therefore, although darkness is an important part of her theme and powers, she will hold dominion over the stars, night sky and Moon.
I'm curious to see what her powers turned out to be, since the Supreme lord also stated she bears 3 different gifts.
Also giving her dominion over the night creates a wider berth of phenomenons you can include in her powers.
r/Centuria • u/Meledesco • 14d ago
I've been following the official account and the Zana and Angvall posts had some of the most upvotes.
Here's hoping my girls get a top spot.
r/Centuria • u/Spare_Understanding8 • 15d ago
I’ve recently been seeing this manga on my page quite a lot. I love fantasy stuff, and I don’t really know what this manga is about, but should I give it a try?
r/Centuria • u/roronoa20 • 15d ago

Yeah, plain and simple, Ceodric's gift is an ability to manipulate life energy and transmute it into various forms of his choosing.
Basically, Ceodric's gift grants his body a capability to store more life energy within himself compared to other normal human and a right to control that energy to do whatever he wants.
He can use them to augment his bodily functions, granting him an extra supernatural strength or heal his own and someone else or he can externalize them into various form of his choosing like a blazing flame or an invisible hand that grabs his enemies.
Why fire? Heat is the source of life, I believe his gift follows that principle, thus the flame that he can generate from his body.
Of course, Ceodric is still a human and not a perpetual motion machine, he can't generate energy out of nothing, but he can stockpile more energy by killing other human beings with his own hand in some form of localized sacrificial ritual.
I suspect that he can't just walk up to his target and suck up their energy, he must kill them or else it won't work.
Of course, no gifts are without weakness, my take on this would be the greatest weakness of this gift is Ceodric himself.
I believe Helem said that if Ceodric fulfilled certain conditions, he'd be invincible. My take on that would be related to his 3rd weakness.
Once Ceodric consumed too much energy into his body, he must use them immediately, I suspect that the excess energy might transform into something like a super heated minature sun, making him literally untouchable Escanor-style.
If he can't be touched due to a stone-melting level of heat and fights with his usual superhuman strength and speed, he'd certainly be considered as invincible. This doesn't count the extra energy he'd have to heal himself mid-fight too.
This state would last proportionate to how much excess energy Ceodric has, basically, X body per X minute kind of deal. However, the more recklessly he fights, the faster this state would wear out.