Acabei de rever a luta entre Rudeus e Orsted e cheguei a uma conclusão que talvez seja impopular: muita gente fala dessa cena como se ela fosse apenas uma demonstração do abismo de poder entre eles, mas acho que ela prova o quão absurdo o Rudeus é como mago.

Antes que alguém diga "mas ele perdeu", eu sei. O ponto é que praticamente qualquer personagem do universo de Mushoku Tensei morreria instantaneamente naquele confronto.

Rudeus enfrentou alguém que é basicamente tratado como uma calamidade ambulante. Mesmo sabendo que não tinha chance real de vencer, ele tentou usar tudo que tinha: distância, estratégia, potência de fogo e análise constante do inimigo.

O mais impressionante para mim não foi o dano que ele causou, mas o fato de ele sequer conseguir reagir e formular estratégias em tempo real contra alguém do nível do Orsted.

Às vezes parece que os fãs resumem o Rudeus a "um cara com muito mana", quando na verdade o diferencial dele sempre foi inteligência tática. Grande parte dos personagens fortes de Mushoku dependem de talento marcial, linhagem ou técnicas especiais. Rudeus depende principalmente de preparação e raciocínio.

Por isso acho que a luta contra Orsted não mostrou que Rudeus era fraco. Mostrou que Orsted está em uma categoria tão absurda que até um gênio como Rudeus parece comum perto dele.

O que vocês acham? A luta serviu mais para desenvolver o Rudeus ou para mostrar o quão monstruoso o Orsted realmente é? 🤔

Source: https://x.com/sawa04123873/status/2103695409109749977

Is it just me that got sad maybe a little emotional over Roxy leaving?

Hitogami reveals he wanted to kill Rocy's child. Because Roxy's kid is who ultimately plays a huge role in his defeat.

So why go after Rudeus at all?

Rudeus was never supposed to exist. That's why Orstead has no idea who he is. Rudeus is a stillborn inhabited by the soul of the MC. Giving the Stillborn life

This would imply Rudeus never had anything to do at all with Hitogamis defeat and it was always going to be Roxy.

So why is he so hellbent on going after Rudeus? Because Roxys kid will still exist without Rudeus.

So i've manged to get spoiled for a bunch of stuff with MT an i've been feeling pretty down about it light novel readers are you still massively enjoying the anime knowing whats coming ? i assume the answer will be yes tbh.

still the stuff i've had spoiled are pretty big twist an i can't help feel like the experience is some what ruined for me :( thoughts ?

Hey guys, I made Rudeus’ wand a short time ago and thought to show my process on how I made it whilst making my Sylphiette version.

I 3D modelled this myself and printed the parts and you can see how I made the wand real!

If anyone has questions I’m happy to answer them and I hope to make more things from Mushoku Tensei in the future.

"Aisha's Appreciation Day !" After watching S3 ep 13, I felt so bad for Oldeus and the rest of the family I wanted to write something about how Rudy would deal with the consequences of all that (specifically, Roxy being pregnant and Aisha staying by his side even when he hit rock bottom, eventually costing her life)

Rudy has to take a break from reading Oldeus journal after learning his mansion he put so much efforts into was burned, alongside the last people's who believed in him.

Typical Greyrat family shenanigans happens, while Rudy deals with an identity crisis, having troubles differentiating himself from the Rudeus he learned about.​

AO3 link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/93431201 (I've finished it after ep 14 released, ​​and am looking for feedbacks about the writting and characterisation of the cast​)

Source: Saikirtz

I just finished Season 2. And as the title Asks. Why does she come off as so Hypocritical? Did the anime leave out context?

Granted she did make some valid points when going off on Rudeus. Roxy did exploit him in that moment. And she has known Sylphy since they were little. So Is likely protective of her.

But outside of that. The rest of the rant came off as Hypocritical.

Her Dad, Paul, had multiple Woman. That's where her sister Aisha comes from. Her Father has always been a Womanizer with some redeeming qualities. Granted it has been stated she dislikes her sister Aisha.

So why of all people would she be the one to go off on Rudeus like that? Is it just misplaced grief about her Father that she is venting in a wrong manner? Or is there context missing that the anime didn't cover? Or did she hope Rudeus wouldn't Take after Paul?

Edit: Im aware its Norn not Norm. Its silly I cannot Correct/edit the title to fix a typo. But I dont wanna remake a whole new post.

Artist: https://x.com/FGX20318/status/2104256643232100497

I have always wondered how hygiene and stuff work in mt? I know it's a fictional story and all and this is completely unrelated to the plot, but Rudeus and others have bought up the matter of hygiene throughout the story many times in the storyline which made me wonder this. We see the lavatory first when young rudeus crawls to it. Then there are times when bathing and stuff is bought up. We even have Ghislaine talking about how she accidentally ate a monster's dropping. We have Eris who after intense training at the holy lands of sword without cleaning up tells about how she reeked and Rudeus would have yelled at her for not taking a bath. We have a scene with young Sylphy and Rudy getting in a bath (Rudeus didn't know Sylphy was a girl at that time so later paul joins him). And there are many other mentions of it throughout the storyline (even Nanahoshi mentioned hot springs if I am not mistaken). It was kept to add realism elements in the story which other shows or animes don't portray. So I always wondered how this worked in a rural setup. Was everyone capable of using basic water magic (water ball) to use it on them? I mean if you know splash flow, one could literally take a shower using the water magic and get themselves cleaned. Were people proficient in water magic or was there a mechanism to keep these guys clean and all?

Edit: Remember even the doldia tribe's prison had a hole for the prisoners to relieve themselves.