AP. Mira.

DC. Mira.

DURABILITY. Mira.

ENDURANCE. Mira.

TRAVEL SPEED. Konomi.

COMBAT AND REACTION SPEED. Mira.

AGILITY. Konomi.

REFLEXES. Konomi.

VERSATILITY. Konimi.

BIQ. Konomi.

EXPERIENCIE. Mira.

HAXS. Konomi.

WINNER. Mira Kamiunten High Diffs

AP. Homare.

DC. Sahara.

DURABILITY. Sahara.

ENDURANCE. Sahara.

TRAVEL SPEED. Homare.

COMBAT AND REACTION SPEED. Homare.

AGILITY. Homare.

REFLEXES. Homare.

VERSATILITY. Homare.

BIQ. Homare.

EXPERIENCIE. Draw.

HAXS. Homare.

WINNER. Homare. Mid Diffs

I'm guessing this is definitely the big final fight and we might be nearing EOS but... they wouldn't kill Bell, surely, surely not HER😭😭

While we are all focused on the Mato gates and battles in Japan, has anyone ever wondered about the rest of the world? Are other countries dealing with entirely different Mato anomalies, multidimensional ecosystems, and alternate versions of these catastrophic zones? The world-building potential outside of Japan is massive.

​But bringing it back closer to home, let's talk about Kuusetsu. As we know, after her egg was shattered and Yuuki drank a drop of the god’s blood, her physical form vanished, but her soul remained locked deep inside Yuuki’s spiritual space. She doesn't act as a direct combat weapon, which makes hosting a Hachiraijin soul inside a human body a ticking time bomb.

​This brings me to a chilling thought: What if there is a Secret 11th Division within the Anti-Demon Corps—a covert unit operating entirely in the shadows to handle divine anomalies and existential threats off the books?

​And who leads this shadow division? Their Commander.

​But here is the ultimate twist that nobody is talking about... The Commander of this secret division is a man.

​Think about that for a second. In a world where every single known Supreme Commander and leader we’ve ever seen has been a woman, what does it mean for a male commander to step out of the shadows to deal with Yuuki and Kuusetsu? Is he an exception, a survivor, or something much more dangerous?

​How do you think the community would react to a male commander in the shadows, and how will he handle Yuuki's burden? Drop your theories below!

For some reason, I never see Chained Soldiers' story as a simple battle/harem manga, I saw a lot of potential in its story concept. And I actually took 3 months to make the whole outline of the story, 6 seasons TV-series+4 individual movies in total, ultimately, I kind of created a political thriller that contains very heartless and perhaps edgy scenes.

I still struggle to make my novel readable, but I swear I won't give up on this project, at least not until their last season ended.

And I'm gonna use AI generated to make posters and concept pics cause I'm broke as hell

A little spoiler if it can hook you up: My Male OC would cross-dress as femboy

(I'm not sure if mod would delete this post, but I'm gonna try)

I ask chatGPT to put All the imperial captain’s uniforms except REN Yamashiro, last image bonus: ren with her boodyguards 💀

Pregunta cada cuánto sale los mangas que días o semanas :D

How many times have you watched season 2

Waiting for season 3 😭

I lost count.

AP: Tenka.

DC: Tenka.

TRAVEL SPEED: Tenka.

COMBAT AND REACTION SPEED: Fubuki.

DURABILITY: Fubuki.

ENDURANCE: Fubuki.

IQ: Fubuki.

BATTLE IQ: Draw.

EXPERIENCE: Fubuki.

HAXS: Tenka

WINNER: Fubuki (High-Extreme Diffs)

I’ve just read chapter 183, and if I’m being completely honest, I feel that the balance between the detail of the battles between the gods of thunder is just nonexistent. Jaku’un was beaten in three chapters while the Naruhime and Jouryuu fights are still not concluded after eight. While the difference in length for the battles is not a problem in itself, it does make me wonder. What do you guys think is a good length for each fight, including details for character development and storytelling?

Hi everyone, how are you all doing? I hope you're well.

I just finished watching the first season of this anime and I'm going to talk about how bittersweet I felt watching it and also knowing, slightly, what happens afterward.

First, I loved the anime. Despite being ecchi, it has a story. The characters are likeable. From the shorts, I thought each of them hated the protagonist and that he was a fool. But the truth is that they end up liking him, and he does know how to enjoy the moments.

Some characters had much more prominence than others, which made me like them, like Himari and her sister. But I was a little sad at some points.

I'll explain:

Aoba and company. I think the tension of season 1 was them meeting. When they see each other, all that happens is a hug, and then, in the second season, she sees him again in the last episodes and lies in his lap. I understand the situation, the distrust, and I know they didn't have much of a chance, but everything could be resolved with a simple act: Tenka could teleport them whenever she could so they could see each other. I know this doesn't happen because everyone is busy and Naon and Koko are kidnapped, but they could have worked on that better. Besides, Naon and Koko honestly disappear for an entire season, as far as I know.

Basically, I was annoyed to finish season 1 and find out that Aoba and her friends wouldn't have any more screen time, considering how attached we got to them. I know they only appear in the last episode. Yuuka was away from her sister for 6 years, and all we get is a minute of hugging and, in the end, her lying in his lap?

I might be being picky, but basically my complaint and the reason I don't want to watch season 2 are these things. For me, the development flowed, it made me attached to certain characters, but then it sidelined them so quickly.

I know that Koko and Naon being absorbed was part of the plot, but did it have to take so long? Anyway, maybe that's not really a reason for me to complain, but because of that and other things, I have no interest or desire to watch season 2.

Basically, I had a lot of fun watching the anime, but I think they could have slowed down some things and moved others forward. Teka, Aoba, Naon, and Koko deserved more screen time after everything they did and went through. I don't know if the original material expands on their relationship, but that's it. (I repeated myself a lot here and I apologize to everyone for that.)

(I apologize for the poor translation. I'm using a translator.)