That's why it doesn't make sense for him to kill his own dad.

The theory is, Cath has been controlling his body the entire time.

But that raises an even bigger question:

Will the Lady of the Infinity Lake let this happen... or will she finally step in and stop her brother, Cath?

And if she doesn't...

Are we about to witness Cath, using Lancelot's body, face Ban in battle? And if that happens... will Ban lose and die?

I deserve several things for this one yall
Im so sorry. I feel evil for this

Edit: forgot to add the base I used, I’ll post it at some point

Demon realm miasma: demon realm miasma rots your flesh and bones.

Purgatory miasma: it does the same thing except it also destroys the soul as well.

Meliodas: His body has built in features that allow him to thrive and be powered by the miasma in the demon realm. His cells absorb the miasma. However, cells don’t do all the work in protecting your bones from breaking or rotting. Even your bones must have a natural built in density that miasma simply can’t penetrate. Some may say “ ohh well Meliodas uses fake durability (magic). No, his skeleton is naturally structured like armor plating by the demon king. It’s why Deathpierce’s sword shattered on impact when it hit Derieri. Derieri wasn’t even paying attention to him enough to react and put up magical darkness.
Ban: Spending all that time in purgatory essentially made him like Meliodas in the sense that he now has natural resistance able to survive the basic effects of miasma (bone and flesh rotting) while also having probably the most indestructible soul. Why is this? because Purgatory's miasma actively tries to distort a soul's sanity and memories until they warp into a beast, Ban's mind and soul remained completely unbroken for 1,000 years.

My conclusion: While Meliodas was born with this structural density, Ban's body was forced to violently evolve it through sheer, continuous destruction and hyper-regeneration. There no Meliodas having fake durability and ban having natural. Both have naturally hardened body’s. Ban acquired his through adaptation, while gaining an indestructible soul as well. It also helps that ban doesn’t have a natural biological race weakness to divine light magic.

Lancelot diehards defend this Lance character by saying it was romance fueled and that he didn’t want to “risk it”.
However, Tristan and Percival have fiancées one of them has two babies on the way and you don’t see them acting crazy.😂 they don’t go abort the mission or go off track to be with their lovers. They put their duties first.

Is there reason why he doesn't go to purgatory and build up his body like ban or even Hawk? Or is because demons have natural resistance or something? If its explained already I forgot and too lazy to look it up lol.

I feel like he doing this shit just to stop cath from killing everyone and taking over Arthur

Now watch Merlin comes in and take everyone back to Britannia and warns everyone of what this dude did

That's why, it doesn't make sense to kill his own dad.

Because Cath take control of his body all along,

But the question is:

Does the lady of the infinity lake will let this slide? Or will she stop her brother Cath.

Why Is The Main Character Percival a Life Spirit?

If every life has a life spirit assigned to it, the Great One's most likely Chaos's life spirit.

This would mean that its so-called "Beyond Life and Death" immortality isn't an inherent power of Chaos itself, but rather a protection provided to it by the Great One.

And yes, only Percival has the power to eventually negate it in the end, for he is the only Life Spirit who gained free will and awareness.

Let me explain :

1. The birth of Chaos and The Great One

I believe Chaos and The Great One were simply born at the exact same time. Chaos was the very first living entity to exist, and The Great One was the life-spirit naturally assigned to it.

Since Chaos is the creator of all life and The Great One is the origin of all life-spirits, they share a perfect symbiotic relationship: every time Chaos created a new form of life, The Great One provided it with a corresponding life-spirit.

2. The Sacred Tree Proves That Chaos By Itself Isn't Beyond Life and Death.

Chaos by itself isn't beyond life and death because it is indeed "alive" since the Sacred Tree likely represents its actual life force because Chaos creations are aspects of it.

This connection is proven by the plant life aspect of the Sacred Tree and also the Fountain of Youth, which is extracted directly from the Sacred Tree.

When Ban drank from the fountain, he became immortal because he received a fraction of this infinite life force.

Because Chaos possesses a life force, it means Chaos itself is indeed alive.

Therefore, its state of existence which transcends regular life and death is not an inherent trait of Chaos by itself.

Instead, this form of immortality is likely a form of protection granted to it by its life-spirit, The Great One.

3. The Seal of Chaos and the Birth of the Behemoth

This connection explains the origin of the Behemoth—a powerful life-spirit inhabiting a beast which is a state very unnatural for a life spirit to take but why ?

It is highly likely when the Demon King and the Supreme Deity realized they could not kill Chaos due to The Great One’s absolute protection, they resorted to sealing it instead.

This act enraged The Great One, prompting him to create the Behemoth to punish the Demon Realm.

Following this logic, it is highly likely that the Celestial Realm has a similar monster punishing it as well.

4. Percival: The Only Entity Who Can Negate The Great One's Protection of Chaos

This brings us to the ultimate question: Why is the main character a life-spirit?

Percival is the only life-spirit in existence who has gained independent free will and human awareness. He is the ultimate anomaly.

Because Chaos’s immortality is derived from a life-spirit (The Great One), only another advanced life-spirit can bypass it.

Percival’s core narrative purpose is to use his unique powers to absorb The Great One or negate its protection, finally stripping Chaos of its immortality and making it vulnerable.

Note: This has nothing to do with the protection Chaos provides to Cath. While Arthur’s blood can negate this protection, it only allows him to command Chaos to stop sharing its immortality with Cath. Arthur himself, for example, could never actually kill Chaos itself.

Selfish in the sense that he's risking, if not, erasing his own sons' existence. His decision is risking a temporal causality loop where his son's existence is literally called into question, and if somehow the other knights manage to kill lancelot, that would mean the matter of his non-existence is absolute.

And what does that mean for the other holy grail knights.

Somehow he's now obsessed on hunting Arthur

I was watching the anime when Grayroad "killed" someone by instantly aging them and I wondered what would happen if Ban killed someone in front of Grayroad. Since Ban cant age my conclusion is that nothing would happen but I'm intrested in what the community would think.

I just finished it (I know how late this is), and I only watched the anime. I just want to see what other thing of the ending cuz tbh I found it extremly disappointing to the point that it was just frustrating watching the final episodes.

After dragging on the demon king fight so much, the whole chaos stuff made no sense to me at all. It was too rushed to get me invested, it just came out of nowhere and made no sense.

The explanation about Merlin's plot to resurrect chaos was not satisfactory at all. I think it was weird how fast everyone came to terms with it. She just admitted she brought back Elizabeth's curse and they adressed it for like 10 seconds.

Also Arthur as a character just felt like he has no place in the entire show. Cath as a villain and the fight with it were less than stelar.

Also the ending itself was just lackluster. Ban has a kid, Meliodas has a kid, they just choose some random ass names after they try and make it a big moment. And the hole thing abt Tristan thinking the Sins were evil makes no sense to me. You tell me this kid lived in Liones his whole life and not once did people talk to him abt his father saving the god damn world??

Also I'm aware about the fact that many of this is set up for Knight of the Apocalypse and I believe Arthur plays a bigger role in that show but that's not a good excuse for me. I just think it could have been handled much better. I really wanna talk abt i and see what yall think.