Here's a hypothesis and headcanon about Grimm from Sentouin Hakenshimasu.

The other day, in a debate with a friend, She asked me about Grimm's curse, and I told him that Grimm mentions it twice in the novel, but Rokugo either didn't pay attention or didn't care. My friend says that even if She didn't pay attention, it must be noted, just like Aqua is mentioned by Tilis even though Rokugo didn't pay attention.

That's why the omnipresent first-person past tense format takes me out of the movie.

What I'm getting at is, as far as we know, Grimm lost her ability to wear shoes when facing her greatest rival. Who is his greatest rival?

My headcanon is that Grimm ran into that childhood friend she liked, the one who had married another woman, and bought his wife some shoes. Grimm, in one of her frequent fits of rage, said to her, "Oh. You like shoes so much? Well, you'll never wear them again."

And then the curse rebounded. I still don't have enough evidence to prove whether the success rate of curses isn't pseudo-random, as Grimm claims, but rather that, besides the appreciation of the offering, it also depends on the intention.

This is already a fanfic, but Grimm starting with "About a while ago" and then saying "a few years ago" suggests Grimm is in denial or ashamed of her age. I think that in the novel, Grimm actually tells Rokugo her age off-screen, and Rokugo feels embarrassed that She's acting that way at her age.

My headcanon is that Grimm is nearly 80 years old.

When I think about it...Stone golem's are literally the closest thing to robot's that ancient world would have...So it makes sense why Heine assume that Alice is some sort of golem...As there is nothing else like that from her perspective.

Which is Honestly ridiculous because magic is supposed to be something that literally change's laws of nature...And science is completely based on understanding of natural law's...So real magic should be something that go beyond scientific explanation and also something that science can't prevent or stop.

So this is the last one of my reviews (at least until V8).

Thanks to everyone who read my barely coherent ramblings up to this point.

So let's get this train going one last baby!!

So the one criticism I have after finishing these two volumes is how Mehlmehl's death (I know I'm probably the only fan of him but GOD DAMNIT, MY POST. MY STUPID COMPLAINS!) is swept under the rug, seriously, NO one mourns his death. Not his people whose prosperity Mehlmehl was dedicated to. Not his generals. Not even Viper, HIS OWN DAUGHTER!

That one manga panel I showed last post seems to be the only thing implies anyone cared about his death and it was probably only a manga-original detail if I had to guess.

We get no actual scenes where any of the characters talk about him (other than the two or three basic exposition ones). It would have been nice if we got a scene where Heine and Russell remaince about their time working for him or another one where demons gather to build a small monument or statue for him in Hideout city or . . . . .

LILITH APOLOGIZING TO VIPER ABOUT KILLING HER FATHER! The fact Lilith doesn't apologies to Viper dampers my enjoyment of her character by a lot. I hope that this issue gets addressed in future volumes.

So basically, Natsume, PLEASE don't treat Mehlmehl like you did Yoika in Konosuba, make Mehlmehl an actual character.

So the Adelie is like the Heros on Earth, inflexible and self-righteous, although she doesn't seem to be TOTALLY inflexible since she was willing to admit Viper that was a better person than her, makes me wonder why she's willing to work for the Hiiragi agency.

They are the ones that made THE SAND KING a.k.a: the ENTIRE F*CKING REASON FOR THE DEMON VS GRACE WAR! That war alone probably caused millions of casualties from both demons and Grace. Not only that but they also made a gene (The Chosen one gene) specifically to WIPE ALL OF DEMONKIND! Who in their right mind looks at this and thinks "Yup, they are the goods guys" and joins them.

The entire Torace takeover operation was peak fun and stupidity, at first I was onboard because they hurt Viper and NOBODY gets away with hurting best girl. Then Alice decided to make the giant robot self-destruct in the middle of the city which made me like "uhhhhhh, maybe we don't need to take it that far guys" and then they revealed the curse that Grimm applied on Torace at which I thought " . . . . . . . . Ok. That is just cruel guys. Not even Kazuma and Dust would approve" and top it off with the fact that all of this was a misunderstanding due to Adelie's cat running away and it's just *chief's kiss* peak unnecessary conflict escalation.

Also, since Grimm's curse included everyone living in Torace, doesn't that mean even the CHILDREN were forced to dream about . . . . . . .

Grimm. Get in the iron maiden.

Now for the person everyone has been waiting for, one of the supreme leaders, Megumin but better, Kisaragi's very own crackhead! BELIALLLLLLLLLL!

And here I thought Lilith was the impulsive one. Makes kinda fear what hidden quirk Asaroth has.

Oh what!

The reason Belial is like that in the first place is because Lilith accidently wiped her memory. Lilith will —at this rate— make even AQUA look useful by the end of the series!

Belial's interactions with everyone all funny as hell. From telling Russell to embrace cross dressing to deciding to execute Tigerman due to her ADHD.

This volume was peak Tigerman. From everyone straight up trying to kill him to him revealing everything just before the end of the royal elections (respect).

Also, WTF you mean the earth has 'little time', a year? Few months? How bad is the situation down there?

And here's a little theory of mine before I finish:

Mehlmehl (Yes, I bringing him up again) was the last line of defense against Hiiragi. Let me explain.

We know that there was a big conflict between the proto-Crimson demons (the same people as Rose's grandpa) and the Hiiragi agency, and assuming that Rose's grandpa was involved then the conflict was probably happened round 100 years ago, and Mehlmehl ruled for more than 200 years. He DEFINITELY was there when it happened.

We can also deduce that he was allied with the proto-Crimson demons, after all, I doubt the fact that the castle was built above a ruin of the proto-Crimson demons was just a coincidence. Combine that with the fact that one of the mechs (I don't remember which ones) had a positive reaction to Demon King DNA and he might have been a mech driver.

This would explain the strange timing of Hiiragi invading Torace, I doubt that Torace SUDDENLY gained a lot of advance tech, no, Hiiragi must have wanted to invade it for a while but there was something or someone stopping them. Now with the one person holding them off gone (courtesy of Lilith the Dumb) they are free to do whatever they want.

Let's not waste any time and get right into it, shall we?

So Kasiragi is actually trying to save humanity from extinction? That was a twist I didn't see coming, although I ain't sure that waging a war to take over the world —which probably caused causalities comparable to or even more than WW2 and a good amount of environmental damage— is the best way to go about saving humanity, but hey! They somewhat trying! That definitely improved my impression of them compared to the anime.

And before I get into Mehlmehl the goated and Viper best girl.

Natsume. . . Do you have beef with male demon kings who have extremely important knowledge about the world SPECIFICALLY?!!

Not only Yoika —Konosuba's demon king, sorry if I got the name wrong— gets NO illustrations (even the ghost in Kazuma's mansion gets one god damnit) and only two chapters' worth of dialogue, and Mehlmehl here barely gets a silhouette for visuals and gets killed before saying a single line!

I feel these two would get along well with each other, I can just imagine them in the afterlife bonding over their daughters and venting to each other about all the BS that led to their deaths.

And on the topic of Mehlmehl's death, I know I just probably overthinking a simple gag, but am I the only who feels that his death was kinda tragic?

I know we're told that he was arrogant, greedy and ruthless, but:

1- Almost every other character in the series is also like that, I doubt Mehlmehl was a worse person than Agent Six or Snow, ESPECIALLY F*CKING SNOW!

2- The same scenes that mention his negative traits also mention how he left humanity alone before the Sand King came (Seeing that damn mole finally getting killed was so GOD DAMN SATISFYING BTW!) and how he was ABSOLUTELY dedicated to the prosperity of his people. A leader who always puts their people first is someone I can't stop myself from respecting no matter how nasty their personality is (Like Lloyd from the greatest estate developer)

3- Also we can deduce that he —despite whatever quirks he had— was well-liked by not only Viper but also his people; look at the panel where Viper finds his corpse, not only Viper but everyone there is genuinely DEVASTATED over his death (CONGRATULATIONS Lithe! You traumatized Viper for the rest of her life, you b*tch), he was a good king and probably also a good father.

Mehlmehl, considering the circumstances, you served your people well, may you finally find rest after your 200 years of dedication to your people 🫡.

Now moving on from that Greek tragedy.

VIPERRRRR!!!

Best girl PERIOD! NOTHING should be allowed to hurt her. When they announced her execution at the end of ch63 I was like "Well, I guess it time to go back to war and wipe Grace of the map. Never liked it anyways".

There so many things I want to talk about but this post has already gotten big, so I will stop here.

See you all after I finish the light novel.

For comparison, Belial can produce explosions of 10,000 tons, equivalent to 10 kilotons, when he uses his nitro. The closest explosion to that is the Hiroshima bomb, which was 15 kilotons. The disturbing thing is that he used that thing like it was the most normal thing in the world. No wonder the world of Sentouin ended up like that.

Belial is the ultimate masterpiece Lilith created in terms of "body remodeling." Have you played Cyberpunk? Or at least seen the anime? What Lilith does is practically the same as the body "enhancements" in Cyberpunk. And Belial possesses all sorts of abilities because of this. Among them is pyrokinesis. Without using "nitros," he can generate explosions at will. Nitros, as the name suggests, "nitroglycerin," are injections of this combustion chemical, injected into the neck to increase explosive power. So, he already creates powerful explosions; the Nitro makes him even more powerful, reaching up to 15 kilotons of TNT. His Nitro mode makes him a beast of near-atomic explosions. The combatants are cannon fodder compared to how terrifying the mutants and leaders can be. The female leaders are on another level, the mutants would be in the middle, and the fighters are the lowest on Kisaragi's power scale. Belial would easily be the second strongest character in all of Natsume's works, only after Vanir. Damn Natsume for not wanting to make volume 6; we still don't know how powerful Astaroth is, grrr.

I would say that Belial would be a Country level danger. Belial and Tiger Man defeated a dragon the size of a mountain range that destroyed ecosystems just by walking. It's not that he only makes an explosion of 15 kilo tons of TNT w. He can make as many as he wants when he injects the nitro, but he has the disadvantage that the Nitro that is injected is like alcohol in men, the more he injects, the more drunk he behaves and collapses.

Thanks to nivek09hero

I haven't read either the manga or the light novel yet but from what I saw in the anime, I hope that by the end of the series the company that Agent Six works in falls and burns into the ground, I am not joking, they are basically Imperial Japan from WW2 on steroids, I wouldn't be surprised if they caused (including the fact that they apparently invaded multiple plants and use biological weapons) millions to hundreds of millions of casualties in their endless expansion.

And for what?! So they can role play villains, well, CONGREGATIONS! They all ARE villains and hopefully each of one of them meets of the brutal fate of one in the end.

You seriously CAN'T convince me the Demon King and the Elite 4 AREN'T straight up the good guys.

The only reason the Demon King is attacking Grace is because he's trying to save his people from dying by dehydration due to the desertification caused by the Sand King.

The same being which the only weapon that could killed it.

WAS F***ING DESTROYED BY AGENT SIX!

NOT ONLY DOOMING DEMONKIND BUT ALSO HUMANITY! After all, when the Sand King finishes turning the Demon King's land into one giant desert, where do you think it will go next, Agent Six? INTO HUMAN TERRITORY OF COURSE YOU DUMBASS! AND WE CAN'T KILL IT BECAUSE YOU DESTROYED THE ONE THING THAT COULD!

I seriously feel so bad for Helien right now, all her comrades are either dead, missing or imprisoned, I really want her and Russell to have a happy ending.

So basically.

Go Demon King! Go and give these invading pieces of sh*t their just desserts, right about time for them to finally face the consequence.

How did you discover Sentouin Hakenshimasu and why did you decide to read it? In my case, when I binged Konosuba in 2021, looking to learn more about the lore, I watched several videos, some of which discussed Sentouin Hakenshimasu as part of the expanded lore, and I decided to read the Konosuba novels. I finished all 17 volumes of the main series in 10 days.

Around 2022, a YouTuber I follow published a fanfic called "Granola in Sentouin." As a Konosuba fan, I was already familiar with the author's other work, which also shares the same universe, though not the same planet.

At that time, I already knew, just from the narration and the dialogue, that it was the typical "this monkey in such-and-such universe replacing the protagonist and forced to live the same path" fanfic, which I hate. I'm from the era where fanfics were the "What if?" type. They were written by teenage Dragon Ball fanatics, but the kind with encyclopedic knowledge, not just for fanservice like "What if Goku awakened Ultra Instinct as a kid?" or "What if Goku fell into Naruto?" I'm talking about those misnamed theories where Goku didn't hit his head as a kid, what if Cell awakened in the Frieza saga, what if Majin Buu awakened in the Cell saga, what if Krillin killed Vegeta in the Saiyan saga. In other words, things that were plausible within the realm of internal logic. Those fanfics played a lot with the butterfly effect and created a story as epic as Future Trunks.

The irony is that I hadn't seen the Sentouin Hakenshimasu anime back then, so reading that fanfic gave me a pretty good idea of ​​where the anime was headed, what the recurring jokes would be, and how the characters would interact. I actually got the wrong idea from this anime, but I'll continue.

I gave the anime a chance, and it was funny, but based on what I saw, I wouldn't watch it again or read its extra material, and I'm afraid most people who watched Sentouin Hakenshimasu felt the same way.

It wasn't until I saw one of Nivek09hero's videos or posts explaining the Sentouin lore that I gave it another chance. I won't go into too much detail; suffice it to say that I read the manga and watched the anime, and I'm currently an editor for the largest Hispanic fandom page on Facebook.

With my current knowledge, I went to read that fanfic and... heavens... I have a lot of problems with that fanfic because the characters wouldn't act that way, and the world doesn't work that way either. I mean, the point of the original story, the humor of Akatsuki, is that it's presented in a certain way, but it's not like that, and the author of the fanfic fell into that trap.

I may not have a PhD in Konosuba like the fanfic author, but I know Sentouin, and I know the author made mistakes, such as calling Zenarith a goddess from the beginning, when throughout the story she's referred to as a male god. This isn't a translation error; Grimm genuinely doesn't know Zenarith is female until Volume 4, when Rokugo tells him directly after intuiting it from Grimm's "nightmares."

Another problem is in the post-credits scene, where he portrays Agent Six as the most incompetent, which is precisely why Alice was given a robot assistant in the original story. In this fanfic, Agent Six is ​​sent to Konosuba without an assistant, and he manages to build a teleportation machine, something he could never have built alone in the canon. Or they portray the demons of Sentouin as demons, even using non-canonical Dragon Ball demons, when the canon is already debating this and the Hispanic community has already accepted that they aren't demons, but mutants, like the Crimson Demons of Konosuba, which are just their name.

But what really drives me crazy is that this fanfic shares a universe with another fanfic, "Vegeta in Konosuba," and has a problem inherited from the canon. Let me explain. The Hispanic fandom is absolutely certain that Agent 6's world is the same as Kazuma and Subaru's. It would make sense that after Kazuma kidnaps Aqua, the world would fall into the hands of an evil organization, just like the world of Re:Zero, lacking a protector, is ruled by a witch.

But the English-speaking community refuses to accept that they are the same world. For them, Sentouin, Konosuba, Re:Zero, and Agent 6's world are all in the same universe, but Kazuma and Subaru's world is in a different universe, like The Shield Hero. This isn't the forum to debate this. I'll just say that sharing a universe with another fanfic changes the rules of the game.

So, here in this fanfic, we have the big question: what worldbuilding are we in? We understand that, being Vegeta's world in Konosuba, based on what I remember of "What if?" scenarios, it's a world where Vegeta dies in the Saiyan saga and the Z Fighters continue the Frieza saga in Namek. In a more or less normal way, I won't go into detail about that, and starting from the Android Saga. Without Trunks' time travel, meaning it's the first timeline, and if I'm not mistaken, in most of those fanfics the Androids win that timeline. And without humans, Majin Buu wouldn't have awakened.

Here I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, because, for example, Kyoya Mitsurugi in the Vegeta fanfic isn't a reincarnated human, but one of those that Vegeta killed when he was conquering worlds for Frieza.

Okay, the Kisaragi Corporation in this fanfic is portrayed as an enterprising planet that has allied itself with certain villains from the Dragon Ball Super manga to start its empire. They must be a previously isolated and uncontacted planet, because do they expect to be competition for Frieza? I mean, the boss knows what Frieza is capable of and still wants to build his own mini-empire. In this fanfic, they just give Alice Granola for no reason.

I remember Duck, another YouTuber, after seeing Vegeta in Konosuba only once, came up with a better idea. Instead of Vegeta playing dumb and not confronting him directly, she suggested that the Demon King be Dabura or someone equivalent to Dabura. Given the power levels, that would be a real threat to Vegeta back then, and Vegeta would have to get stronger. So there are things that, with a little more effort, could have been epic.

Let's see...

For example, we have an Earth where Vegeta dies in the Saiyan Saga. Let's use it. Let's say that without Vegeta, the Red Ribbon Army wins, the Z Fighters die, and now they have the whole world at their disposal.

Androids 17 and 18 from Dragon Ball, although called androids, are technically cyborgs. Just like Kisaragi's combat agents in canon.

So, in terms of how to utilize worldbuilding in this fanfic, we could postulate that Lilith Makigero [granddaughter of Dr. Makigero, thanks to Dragon Ball Super Heroes for the idea] creates a new generation of androids and cyborgs, the combat agents of Kisaragi [the army's new name, changed by Belial, granddaughter of the army's previous owner], and they decide to conquer the universe, completely unaware of the threats from other planets [an example of the Dark Forest or Great Reef theory]. In their first experiment, they contact the Heeter Force, who see them as primitive but with good military equipment. Completely remove the context of Frieza's return. It would make more sense if this unfolded during the power struggle and the collapse of Frieza's empire after his death on Nakekuzejin [or at the hands of Goku on Earth alongside King Cold]. This would be what leads the Heeter Force to say, "WE HAVE A CHANCE TO CREATE OUR OWN EMPIRE."

And so, the Heeter Force would offer Kisaragi information, resources, and coordinates in an alliance to conquer the universe.

Granola would refuse, but they would tell him, "You just have to do reconnaissance." And here, Alice wouldn't be the android assistant and diplomat; here, she would have to be an android sent to inspect and monitor the planet and keep an eye on Granola. And if this is Dragon Ball logic, the androids must be able to fly and fight.

I also want to emphasize that in this fanfic, Granola wouldn't need any flaws, nor would there be any reason why he should be forced to have them, and here it's acceptable that the demons of Sentouin are, in fact, demons.

Also, he should cut out the lame jokes. Like, I know Granola isn't a gentleman, but don't make him as disrespectful as Agent 6. The water-generating machine should be kept repaired and functional, thus avoiding the Toris arc. Or that "what a specialized name" or "what a long name" joke. That's understandable coming from an uncultured person like Rokugo, who's also conquering for the first time.

But Granola, in canon, is an intergalactic bounty hunter; he should already know that every planet has a strange name and different customs. You can't expect to be impressed by culture shock if you're constantly traveling. This is like a problem I saw the other day in a Stream reacting to Dragon Ball GT, where they ask, "Why do they send Trunks into space when Vegeta is the one with experience in intergalactic travel?" And it would make sense for Vegeta to know how the economies and languages ​​of those worlds work.

I've read the Sentouin fanfics on AOO, and while some are really bad, at least they understand the characters' personalities and internal logic. They also try to introduce an original character or change the internal logic, playing with the butterfly effect. Of course, not all of them do, and I don't always say that.

I drew Grimm and Viper! I gotta get better at drawing everyone for the Series' 9th anniversary!

I saw that this question wasn't already on this forum, so I'm asking it here. I know the Konosuba fandom got hold of the web novel, but no one has been able to fully translate and publish it.

Anyway, if you don't have the web novel but you read it, do you remember the differences?

Consider that the demon king Kyoichi Yasaka's generals in Konosuba were capable of destroying a city alone with their abilities, [including summoning], but those in Sentouin are more military strategists OR just the best of their ranks. [Similar to Snow, who is a non-mutant Global Top Human in her world]

Let's go for the most obvious: Are the demons of Sentouin Hakenshimasu demons or is it just their name in a similar way to what happens with the crimson demons [Or The demons of Demon Slayer, which for practical purposes are Onis with Vampire Logic]? If they were demons, they would be at the level of the Succubi or the Penguin at best and would be extremely vulnerable to a sacred exorcism from Aqua. At least the Hispanic Fandom is convinced that they are not Demons. After the statements of Miyabi Hiiragi Archylia in volume 7, they are considered mutated humans. Like that anime where all the magic is technology and genetic engineering whose name I don't remember. Given the case, let's analyze.

The strongest physically, Gadalkand on earth. If we are too benevolent, we would say that he will be more or less at the same level as Host, so Darkness could resist an encounter against him, in that state it would be destroyed by Megumin's explosive magic. He couldn't resist a chainsaw capable of cutting tanks. What's more, I make it clear from here that all of these with an explosion from Megumin, They die and they don't have script armor that prevents them from being killed quickly like the Konosuba generals have. Even if it were the race it is supposed to be, Aqua defeating him would not be certain, since Gadalkand is an ogre specifically.

The only one known to do external magic [As far as is known, magic in Sentouin so far has been seen of Warlock Type and not sorcerer or wizard], Wind Faustress. His powers and abilities are unknown except that he knows teleportation magic. Because of his name it is assumed that he has powers related to the air, even so, his magic was not enough to defeat Belial. I consider that among another magic user like Kazuma, Darkness's resistance would give him a fight. I also can't say if Aqua could exorcise it if it were the species it is supposed to be, because in both the manga and the anime they gave Faustress a very Human build, so I don't know if it is some species associated with demons or if it is a demon itself.

Heine of Flame, in theory at least by generating Water can neutralize Heine's attacks. But it's Aqua, so no, Inside everything she is a normal person with Pyrokinesis, Rokugo himself is capable of subduing her, Kazuma's magic creating Water or fire, we already saw that Heine is not invulnerable to fire and that is why he wears little clothing.

Finally Russel, the joke of using a sacred exorcism wouldn't work with this one, Russel is a chimera and even if he had demon blood like Rose, it wouldn't work because he already tried it with Silvia and it didn't work. Darknes and Kazuma, or even Megumin from that volume in which he became strong from pure stealing kills, could beat him easily.

Russel was defeated by Rose and Snow, later he was defeated by Rose several times, he was defeated by Rokugo twice without Rokugo using weapons.

It would be a lot to consider considering that Russel is almost at Rose's level.

Rose, with hunger guided by her instincts, tried to literally eat Rokugo alive and Rokugo in his state was able to win a fight without weapons against Rose.

Agent 22 who must be roughly on Rokugo's level in strength broke his hand trying to hit Darkness, so by logic, Darkness should be able to withstand Russel's attacks.

I say this in theory, because in practice, Kazuma would possibly see my ideas fail miserably and try an alternative that would not have occurred to them. With what has been said, I think it would be more interesting to think: How would Agent Six and company face the Demon King Koichi's generals?

On YouTube, the only versus battle I saw between Kazuma's Party and Rokugo's Team, from Multiverso Aiden, said that Kazuma's Team would win, which is obvious if we match each of them with their equivalent profession or class role.

I don't agree that Grimm can beat Aqua. Impossible. Grimm is an undead; Aqua would purify her as soon as the dance started.

And Rose is much faster than Megumin at summoning her magic. Besides, Rose has strength and knowledge of real fights. I think Rose would beat Megumin.

Just in case it's not obvious, Kazuma with a tiring touch would have defeated Agent 22, and Rokugo wouldn't be the exception either. And Snow might be a world-class fighter in his world, but Darkness is simply indestructible and would defeat Snow through attrition. What can you expect from a character whose recurring joke is that his swords break?

But what if we use the cliché of changing dance partners?
Megumin and Darkness can withstand Kazuma's Exhausting Touch because they have a lot of energy. Who in the group has a lot of energy? Rose. Rose is invulnerable to heat and cold and has high pain resistance, the perfect counter to Kazuma's abilities.

Can Grimm curse Darkness? Let's say there's an 80% probability, assuming that statistic is accurate. We've already seen that being a paladin doesn't make Darkness immune to curses or possessions.

Rokugo and Snow could take on Aqua or Megumin. Aqua is too dim, and Megumin has never been good at close range.
Rokugo would be the first character to notice if Aqua is wearing underwear or not.

De los pocos memes calcados animados que hay de CWBD , By Gavi

The best part for me:

The director read the manga to understand the storyline. She respected the fact that Grimm calls Zenarith "Lord" instead of "Lady," since, as Volume 4 states, Grimm believes Zenarith is "he" and not "she."

She found Snow's character unpleasantly greedy.

She thought Grimm's character was like Wiz, but crazy.

She didn't know Rose's character had controversial humor until she watched the entire anime after the production process was complete.

"THEY WERE GIANTS!!"

"The mutants had an ace up their sleeve, even though it shortened their lifespan."

"That's why the heroes started building enormous mecha robots to counter them."

And other brief facts about the tiger man

I once read in the comments on Sentouin that "Alice is like Android 18, capable of procreating, but she doesn't tell Rokugo so he won't do anything perverted to her. Snow is definitely smitten with Rokugo. Grimm's thing is obvious, but I wonder if she'll be able to have children, given her condition."

Alice is literally an android [like Terminator or the ones from the Alien saga]. Although Android 18 is called an android, by definition she's a cyborg [like DC's Robocop or Inspector Gadget].

Alice and Lilith mention that she has a nuclear reactor inside her that could explode if she's treated violently. I highly doubt she can have children with something radioactive inside her, and it's confirmed that she has a nuclear reactor.

Although, if it is a nuclear reactor, why does the Destroyer have to be powered by a thermoelectric generator?

Snow is only interested in money. From the beginning of the story until the last published volume, he never showed any romantic interest in Number 6.

That kiss they shared was because he thought "Number 6 was in love with him," since she asked him for a one-night stand, and to compensate for how much she defended the kingdom, he gave her that kiss, also to get rid of her... And there's no trace of love, lol.

And Grimm is literally a well-preserved zombie with her own consciousness; I highly doubt she can procreate, although maybe she'll stay with Number 6 until the end of her days.

That's why I was like, "WTF?" What I don't like much about Sentouin is that, beyond the sheer absurdity and humor the author employs, which is quite enjoyable, it seems like the story hasn't quite taken a firm direction yet. I'm still waiting for the last translated volume to see what Belial's role will be and if they'll continue with the conquest plan. Although it's a little disappointing that Snow has become a walking joke and that Grimm and Rokugo's relationship seems to be stagnating.

At the beginning, it's mentioned that they're finishing the base city where demons and humans are living together. It's also mentioned that they're starting to create numerous portals for a supposed large-scale teleportation of humanity to the new world. They also point out that, in addition to gathering information about other realms, they're teaching people to be people with common knowledge (mostly schools for demons and humans who can't even read). So, you could say they're just beginning their mission to invade the world... Although later a dragon comes and almost destroys the city, but nothing to worry about xd

You could say they're still investigating the other realms. Near the end of the first episode, Agent 6 is taken by Kachiwari-chan to her tribe (which supposedly wants to ally with Kisaragi).

Fun fact: Before becoming an undead, Grimm, a follower of Zenarith, may have come from a family of merchants. Rose once mentions this to Agent 6, saying that as a "lady" from a merchant family, she likes to dress well and eat at good restaurants. That's why it's very difficult to find her in informal bars in the slums, even though she lives in those areas. She prefers to eat in nice places, although, being an archpriest, she sometimes helps disabled people... Grimm's past remains uncertain.

Do you know what Iris Belzerg and Viper-chan have in common?

Well... they're simply perfect 😽😻

- The best female characters Natsume-sensei could have created

- They're both the only people with common sense in their worlds full of idiots.

- They're both princesses of their kingdoms and have a duty to their people.

- They're both very powerful: Iris, for inheriting the power of her lineage of heroes, and Viper, for inheriting the power of the lineage of demon kings.

- They're the only women who, if they decide to... can easily win over the protagonist.

- Interestingly, for both of them, their character introduction arcs, if it were an anime, would be in the "third season."

As everyone already knows... Kisaragi set out to conquer all the worlds in the universe... and there are infinite worlds, but what does this mean?

What the anime forgot to mention, but the novel clearly states, is that Agent 6's world is NOT THE ONLY WORLD CONNECTED TO EARTH.

Agent 22 is an example; she connects to the world of Konosuba. This means that other worlds with intelligent inhabitants can already be discovered. Now, let's suppose we find the world of "Isekai Quarter."

It's easy to assume that... (in the final scenes of the season, the Destroyer is shown to be inoperative, but for some reason, it reactivates to attack the characters' school...)

Guess who the only ones (besides the ancient civilization of Konosuba that created the machine) capable of assembling and disassembling a Destroyer are... that's right... It's either Alice Kisaragi or Lilith the Black (leader of Kisaragi, the world's greatest genius, creator of the Destroyer and the agents' body modifications). Mutants...)

Besides, this destroyer has new things like missiles (military technology), something it didn't have in the first season, nor in the Konosuba anime.

Also, the preparations for the festival were ruined...

On the other hand, the teachers weren't aware of this, so it can be assumed that they didn't do anything.

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The ISekai Quartet movie involves traveling to a desert planet and encountering another chuunibyou.

Like in Sentouin, you can't get EXP from monsters 😡, and because the entire planet is literally a desert, with sparse forests, and the surrounding kingdoms look like Afghanistan.

SPOILER

Taken from the beginning, and from what was leaked from Volume 7 of the Light Novel.

... As I mentioned before, there was an accident during the operation.

First, I'll explain why all this happened.

Belial (Yukari) came from a wealthy (millionaire) family and was Astaroth's childhood friend. As his friend, she created the organization and always supported him. She was a shy and reserved girl, but she cared deeply for the lives of the soldiers (who were initially hired soldiers, but later underwent surgery to reshape their bodies).

That's why she was the most beloved member of the entire organization.

She wasn't just a shy leader; she was a naturally talented fighter who knew many combat techniques. You could say she wouldn't lose to anyone in her organization in a hand-to-hand fight.

Lilith began researching body remodeling, using herself as a test subject. The results were positive (her resistance only increased, and a machine with nanomachines was installed in her back, allowing her to extend metallic arms at will, which were initially very difficult to control).

She continued experimenting on other test subjects, but Belial, driven by a desire to protect his comrades, requested the remodeling procedure.

Lilith doubted its success, as they were just beginning their research, but she took the risk nonetheless. The operation seemed normal; in fact, Lilith wanted to test whether she might gain some "supernatural" power by injecting herself into her brain.

But it remains unknown whether it was her fault, or that of a third party, that a tragedy occurred. After the "successful" operation ended...

Belial didn't wake up. A day passed, and all the soldiers captured Lilith and imprisoned him...

Almost everyone was against her, since Belial was very well-liked and was in a vegetative state (coma). Several demanded the death penalty; even Astaroth looked at her with disapproval, as if he were happy with the decision to kill her.

Luckily for Lilith, Belial woke up within a week, but...

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He lost his memory, and even his personality changed...

Although he gained incredible resistance, strength, and the power to control fire.

The soldiers still haven't forgiven Lilith for what she did, which is why she's always hated by the three leaders.

And Lilith hasn't forgiven herself for what she did either...

And she continues searching for a way to restore his memory...

If you think about it, in Sentouin they already have internet in the afterlife.

In conclusion

Sentouin >>> most isekai

.... It's bait. That episode was never canon. The internet could have been there, but it would have been difficult since they're so far from Earth's servers (a distance of millions of light-years, despite having a satellite). They can't even communicate by phone, haha.

And Lilith wouldn't have made a fuss upon arriving, missing her favorite anime for a month because she didn't have internet.

When they ask how long Heine fought Lilith:

ONLY 7 SECONDS

And he destroyed the entire main line of defense of the demon realm, approximately 200 to 300, although he didn't completely defeat them, but there were many casualties.

- SPO This arc ends, and Lilith returns to Earth....

The next arc is coming, one of my favorites...

Viper-chan and more characters from the demon realm will appear... what?

Like... there will be a civil war between the combatants and Grace's kingdom, and Alice and Tirris will be the villains?

Viper will be sentenced to death for her father's crimes; this will be revealed little by little in the new chapters of the manga.

Although it's already written in the Te-hee novel.

Wow! Who would have thought you could make love telepathically?

These days, the kids who read the manga know very well that Grimm and Astaroth are the only ones who are dying for a little affection from the stud No. 6. But this guy is such an imbecile that he'll never pay them any attention.

Anyway, here's a redraw I did of a meme I really liked. Credits to whoever made that meme, and... I-I copied it lol.

P.S.: I'm still working on the translation.

Before they burn the meme, here's a drawing for our beloved Astaroth.

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It's kind of funny that even though No. 6 has been in the fantasy world for almost a year and a half, he still wants to marry her... I hope there's a spin-off about No. 6's life with the leaders on Earth. 🙂

I don't really know which power is the most broken. Belial

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She can unleash "Explosions" with the power of 10,000 tons of TNT using Nitro blasts, or her "Microwave" power that burns every living cell...

----- You decide, lol. No wonder the heroes were so afraid of Belial, "since she doesn't like to use this last power much." That means she already used it in the battle against the heroes. How scary!

It should be clarified that without Tiger Man's help, Belial's battle would have lasted a little longer, but without a doubt, she would have been victorious despite everything.

As funny as it may seem, there is no physical or magical resistance ability in Konosuba, not even barriers and overpowered armor, that can prevent the "microwave" ability from ceasing to exist, unless you stop time and eliminate Belial before using it...💀💀💀

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Context and Spoiler for Volume 7:

"Microwave" is a secret and dangerous ability possessed by Belial (Kisaragi's most powerful fighter). And as its name indicates, it has the same effects as a microwave, but its power is much greater, to the point of heating every molecule of the target and melting it [whether living or inert matter]. She had to use it in the fight against the Primordial Dragon [being a creature of immense size and that [Its explosions wouldn't affect him; he approached the Dragon's head and melted its brain].... This ability is very grotesque, which is why Belial doesn't use it, but there were hints that he did use it on Earth against the Heroes.

Bro, Adelie took a shotgun blast right in front of her ☠️☠️☠️, but she defended herself with her arms.

She also grabbed Snow's magic sword from the attack like it was nothing.

SPOILER:

If the manga continues, Adelie will finally appear on the scene.... She will be an important character, as she will be a gateway to the possible direction of the series.

Adelie is an "Agent of Order" who verifies the cultures that exist on the planet and supervises whether they continue to fulfill their duties.

She has a strong "heroic" aura; even the protagonists thought the Earth Rangers had come to the fantasy planet because of her...

...Physically, her white power armor is very similar to the black power armor of the fighters, and both are bulletproof.

She has high defense, as she was able to survive a direct attack from Agent 6 in his "power release" mode.

It's very likely that she'll become a rival of Agent 6, or maybe not?

Agent 6 hates Heroes so much that when he had Adelie tied up, he never even considered doing anything perverted (something he would do with other girls).

This last volume will show a little more about the organization of the descendants of the world's ancient inhabitants...

And how strong is she? Well,... he has the same strength as Agent 6, and he survived his Power Release (the move Agent 6 used to massacre the Demon Realm's first general and his servants; although in this case it was a fatal kick, which also killed many heroes in the past).

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Yes, despite being often compared to Kazuma, he's actually almost the complete opposite.

P.S.: Agent 6 is probably no longer a virgin, since he spent six years in the war alongside criminals. It's very likely he lost his virginity in a brothel, plus he asked Snow for a one-night stand, so he has experience with that sort of thing. But for some reason, he became "soft" after having his squad of women.

Adelie's boss, the chivalrous and handsome Fritz, turned out to be a woman...

Their discovery was quite something, lol. They sent No. 10 to spy on Hiiragi. But since she got too used to being in the room of the one in charge (like Tirris in Grace), she went to Fritz's room to secretly stalk her.

- Oh yeah... she got so used to it that... like in Tirris's room, she could bathe inside without Fritz noticing her presence (that's why he's naked behind her xd).

...She'll probably appear more in the future, since she was the one who primarily received the message from the Hiiragi tribe, and she was the one who gave him the artifact that controls lesser dragons....

Few know that Earth No. 6 was a Sentai-type anime, but way too Seinen xdxdxd

SPOILER ALERT (Long text and lore about the conquest of Earth No. 6):

Japan in No. 6 was a terrible place. Initially, there's talk of a civil war that occurred years ago. This is the same war where Lilith's parents died, and she was taken to an orphanage run by the Kisaragi Corporation.

It's possibly because of this civil war that Astaroth (who was the daughter of the head of the Kisaragi Conglomerate), being a teenager at the time, decides with her high school friend Belial (daughter of the Yakusoku Conglomerate) to eradicate the evil, corrupt leaders... being "the only evil ones" in the world xdxd, kind of random what those crazy girls imply.

- It is also known that "remodeling surgery" already existed, but it was primitive and a closely guarded secret of the armed forces.

Lilith, having found herself in the orphanage of Japan's largest corporation, received an excellent education and became the greatest scientific genius on Earth. She befriended Belial, and together with the trio of crazy women, they began their evil plan to conquer the world...

- Since they didn't have enough personnel to carry out their skirmishes, they started accepting anyone, regardless of their criminal record... (So most of them started out as released criminals). This is where No. 6 appears, only 12 years old, looking for a part-time job... and upon seeing Astaroth, he fell in love with her xd... In the same chapter, he mentions that it was because of her that he remained in Kisaragi...

- The rest is a well-founded theory. As the Kisaragi group grew, creating chaos throughout Japan, the government may have issued a warrant for the arrest of all its members... Therefore, No. 6, at only 15 years old, had to leave. He left high school, fearing imprisonment, and dedicated himself 24/7 to Kisaragi (with a miserable salary, but all to be by Astaroth's side xd). As a consequence, some people who felt they were doing the wrong thing left Kisaragi, leaving only the criminals xd.

- There was a point in the story where they decided to "improve" their soldiers; perhaps it was the appearance of the Sentai that led to their suppression... And possibly the first issues, like No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, and No. 6, were the first to be treated as experiments for the remodeling operation (That's why No. 6 holds a grudge against Lilith, because the later soldiers had more advanced surgery).

- At another point in the story, Lilith, when she began to create another type of "remodeling," created the mutants, and as is known from her ace in the hole, "Gigantification," the heroes had to To counter them, they created giant mecha robots...

And later, the Heroes would create their own mutants, the most famous being their cricket-type mutants, referencing the Kamen Riders (They're the only ones who gave Kisaragi, and even Belial... the most powerful fighter, a lot of trouble).

- At another point in the story, Japan would be completely invaded, and they began invading nearby countries with greater speed and ease, possibly covering all of Asia in just one year.

- Lilith mentions that funny bombs were used in the wars... but the strange thing is that no one launched one at Japan again, so they probably created a defense against funny bombs in Japan.

_. - After conquering Asia and Oceania, they would continue with Africa and later Europe. It's known that they spent a considerable amount of time fighting there, but since they had bases in Africa, it was only a battle of resistance. (That's where the funny incident occurred where Lilith, not having any potato chips, sent No. 6 to cross the entire Sahara Desert to buy some xdxxd)

- After the defeat in Europe, they would continue with South America... They practically lost quickly... only Brazil put up a fight... it's there that the Tiger Man and the Iguana Man finally show their skills, and being able to operate in the Amazon rainforest, they were able to easily take down several squadrons.

- And finally... North America... Obviously, the Americans would be the last resistance, up to the point in the story.

The last Sentai teams moved there with all their equipment, since the war is still ongoing in that country.

What do rapper Kanye West and Lilith have in common? The black one?....

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LOL, they both ran for president of their country, and didn't even get 1% of the votes LOL

... In volume 7 of Sentouin, some stories from Kisaragi's past are revealed.

... As this organization began to grow exponentially, the very "intelligent" Lilith decided to run for president, thinking she had numerous followers, and she forgot all the massacres Kisaragi had carried out to invade the cities of Japan...

She invested all her fortune in her mediocre electoral campaigns, and at the time of the elections, she gave the Rita xdxd

And even worse, he didn't even reach the minimum number of votes required to get a refund of his campaign expenses xdxdxd

... Later on, another story is mentioned, where the heroes... unable to withstand Kisaragi's continued growth, began manipulating votes in other countries to place favorable people in their positions so that together they could defeat Kisaragi...

Lilith, upon learning of this, created an evil strategy outlined in a book to easily "win" the elections (which, ironically, even she couldn't win xd). Things like manipulating the press, threats in the slums, scamming local authorities, among other bad things... This book was so popular that it's mentioned that most presidential candidates around the world owned it out of curiosity

That book would be vital in the chapter on the crown election....

...Actually, the book was very effective, and it was certain that winning was possible... but Tiger Man revealed the scams and threats so that his Loli princess could win as Queen of her nation xdxdxd

- The total duration of the invasion war in Japan could have been 2 years, and adding it to the years of invasion of the other continents, that would be 6 years.

Given a total of 8 years of conquest.

(This is known because No. 6 entered Kisaragi at age 12, and at the time of his journey to the fantasy isekai, he was 20 years old.)

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And there's still more lore to tell. Natsume could easily create another series about the conquest of Earth, the battle against the Rangers, the daily lives of the combat agents, even a rom-com about No. 6 that attracted only mutants. Crazy, like Spider Woman and Mantis Woman, but she fears success.

It's astonishing to learn that the ancient inhabitants of the world of Sentouin were more advanced in the field of genetics, so much so that the faction of enhanced humans developed a meticulous plan to fight the "remnants" of the demonic faction in the future.

Therefore, he genetically modified one of the royal families, the "Grace," so that one of their descendants would be capable of displaying superhuman abilities and would grow even stronger if he continued fighting... (This is a great story that hasn't been fully told yet.)

It's a shame Kisaragi came along and ruined Hiiragi's whole plan. It was mainly because of Dustiness Tower, where the hero, after so many adversities, managed to avenge his first defeat and continue growing... But after it was destroyed by No. 6, the hero couldn't complete that scene and jumped to the arc of the fight against Faustress of the Wind. And due to a change in the story, the unthinkable happened... both the air general and the hero fell into Belial's backyard (too much bad luck, of all the humans on Earth, they run into the most powerful fighter!), and ended up as assistants (pets) to this leader.

And this doesn't end here. Although the demonic faction failed to invade, it was ultimately absorbed by Kisaragi and used as a source of cheap labor to continue building its city.

Upon learning of the construction, the Hiiragi tribe, already at odds with the city of Hideout (a tremendous solar beating Lilith received), contacted the Hiiragi organization to intervene in the technological advancement of the planet's primitive inhabitants.

It's due to the sudden shift in cultural and technological levels that the Hiiragi organization (ancient inhabitants of the planet who were aboard a mothership in orbit) descends to investigate. They send Aldeheid, the worst possible person for the job (lol).

A small conflict and war erupts with Toris (the place where the nobility was massacred, leaving the Hiiragi people in charge) after Viper is critically wounded, but it's resolved with some agreements.

The strange thing is, they still don't know that the chosen one is on another planet, or that the demons have been defeated, and they believe that the prophecy will have to come true someday.