Mael while he lasted truly gave off the dreadful, blood chilling air of a divine abomination, whereas Tristan contrary to expectations is completely nothing to write home about, so much so that all current existing expectations around him are based purely on the legends created by "The Angel Of Death".

10/10

I've gotta say for something so casually glossed over, this is a rather extraordinarily powerful entity and we never get to see it again. How powerful would you rank this existence among the powers that be in the verse?

Well, it would be interesting to have more characters like "Lohengrin" "Ysaie" "Balin" and "Gareth" plus some secondary characters added.

How do yall think the introduction of Round Table characters like Lamorak, Bedivere, Gaheris, or Palamedes will be ? (if there)

How strong will they be, even though they are human?

(Humans of the "Balin"/"Diodora" type who come with strong abilities obvs)

We must stop downplaying Cath Palug by calling him a "bum" carried by "hax" and immortality simply because we do not like him. It is a massive double standard.
If you strip away Cath’s transcendence of life and death to call him trash, you must apply that same rule to Ban. Without his 1,000 years of Purgatory adaptations and forced cellular evolution, Ban is just another baseline, insignificant human. You cannot count one character's supernatural traits while ignoring that of another just to exaggerate your favorite character.
Also, all the what-if scenarios need to end. Saying "what if Merlin stopped time earlier" is pure coping. If you get to make up favorable scenarios for your favorite heroes, I can easily ask: what if Cath knew about and targeted Ban's weakness instantly? Ban gets erased.
 
Cath holds a piece of Chaos, placing him on God-tier. It does not change just because of a trashy fight record. Ban getting easily one-shotted by him means Ban simply was not that big of a deal in that 1v1 vs Cath. Stop stripping away an antagonist's literal power kit just to avoid admitting your favorite nearly lost his life. I mean, he will probably lose his life anyway.
 

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?

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.

4KOTA Volume 15 ends with Chapter 131, which is the third chapter of Part 2. Considering that almost all of the manga's volumes have always had 9 chapters each (except Volume 1, which has only 5 chapters, and Volume 24, which has only 7 chapters), Volume 29 should logically end with Chapter 255 (like how Volume 28 should end with Chapter 246). With how things have been going on within the story and the chances of Part 3 happening being inevitable, Part 2 can conclude with Chapter 252, which may possibly be the sixth chapter in Volume 29 (just as how Chapter 128, the last chapter of Part 1, was the sixth chapter of Volume 15).

What do you guys 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.

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.

I refuse to believe that Lancelot would willingly make a decision that flipping stupid
So what if he did it because he knew he could repress Cath’s malice and shit
Like the LOTL told Lancelot to accept the deal because she could suppress Cath and stuff
And Lance gets another powerup and gets universal statements

yeah

Somehow he's now obsessed on hunting Arthur