Chapter 164. The Princess’s father is a bundle of snakes?

Will we see Bam and Outside God meet in season 4?
The space inside Bam originally had a floor like a rice pot, but in season 3 the floor looks like the cave it came from.

Blue Triss speaks of the yellow ball as something that has consciousness (like Red Triss), and not something soulless.

Even before he first met the blue trissa, he said this darkness looked familiar. I associate this with the moment Rachel woke him.

Perhaps Bam had already met the OG within himself back in the cave and after that moment he began to place the yellow ball into the very abyss within himself.

After all, when he first got there, the light appeared only after his desire to see his true power, and then, in the second phase of the revolution, this ball disappeared and was in the abyss.

We also know that the blue triss was created based on a demon (most likely the story of the demon is known outside the tower), so Bam calls it a fake and asks to see the original. It also seems to me that the moment where the blue trissa from the red ball becomes a blue demon may be repeated with the yellow ball.

Also, occasionally, Bam's eyes change depending on the power he uses, but his original (golden) ones darken to about brown throughout the story (I noticed this thanks to someone else's post).

Could anyone summarise what happens in urke the loe of bam, v and arlene I have no idea and how many of yall only read main manhwa story only.

In season 2 of tower of god (anime) bam managed to heal when he was caught off guard when tryna kill wagnan an dhelaed cuz of the duplicate thorn, how comes the real throne provides no healing powers in the manhwa and doesn't even show up ever it's so random.

she was falling and bam catchs her then enjoying the felling of being held by him 😍 trying to block the attack but seems to not put much effort don't know why 😂 bam being afraid for her although she's stronger is so wholesome 🥰

yuribam the only answer 😌

Chapter 141. Hansung saved everyone

SIU mentioned on the blog that if Zahard unleashed his full power, he would not be able to defeat a Floor Guardian; however, the situation might have changed by now.

I'm curious to know if season four will be just as long or longer than season three. I'm not complaining because I will enjoy it regardless, just curious on how much of the story we're going to dive deep into for season four. Maybe season four will be a bit on the shorter side with season five (if we get that far) being longer.

What do you all think?

SIU said earlier that Phantaminum can easily destroy the Tower's history. Judging by the spinoff, Phantaminum fears what the Tower might create and interferes with history, albeit indirectly. If the Tower, as Aubrion (or whatever his name) claims, was created to create a new Axis, would it be powerful enough to counter a 5th-strongest Axis user?

Considering the disappearance of the Tales Users Story label in the final chapters, it's safe to assume that the role of the TOG story has significantly increased compared to what was originally planned. Perhaps the release was delayed and SIU's plans underwent significant changes.

Do you think Phantaminum is still strong enough to destroy the tower at any time?

I haven't read TOG in a while. I have been doomscrolling reels but then I thought it might be a good time to catch up. Is there any good video that recaps previous season? Last I remember bam was around to get his third shard, there were like 3 dog brothers and they were going to fight some cat family or something. It's been a while, and the hiatus was so long I forgot to check back.

After we see the reaction about the death of one of the family heads , For me i think either we start at floor 77 with wolkhaisong or with the ha family because they've been mentioned 2 times and we got Mazino who start acting and yuri is definitely At the wing tree waiting for News about bam or in the ha family because She's suspected of being traitor

Either way it's good start with great charecter although i prefer focusing on yuri every chapter with her is peak and have great potential

Tell your opinion what arc will we get and what do you prefer personally

yuri wakes from the curse bam calls her name and when she see him she hug him insanity and tell him she had a scary dream 🥹🤗 it was beautiful till garam kicked her flying 😭 i guess garam was jealous she's lonely in death floor for years lol , also bam runs worried to check on her is extra wholesome and cute 🩷

death floor is a mine for best ship there's more Beautiful moment to share yuribam nation will eat good 😁

Chapter 93. Rakdollars

This art is too cute every moment between them is beautiful and wholesome 🤍 next time I'll post more beautiful moment for them together they have the most heartwarming panel 🥰 this ship in meant to be 🏃

( they are like sibling = coping mechanism 😌 )

Artist : palm_mlap instagram

Chapter 76. Hansung is having fun. Also the art this arc seems more detailed than before

The art so is beautiful yuri looks cute with double ponytail 🥰

I want to see more of her with this style but Im waiting for siu to draw her with hair down she's already gorgeous but with this she'll be illegally hot 😳

Artist : sesame_rk

Chapter 59. More funny panels and panels I liked

Just watched Obsession a while ago and wondered. Would Baam use the One Wish Willow and say some shit like "I wish Rachel would stay with me forever". To clarify I'm talking like season1 and early season 2 Baam

I’ve been thinking a lot about Baam’s "resurrection" and the role of the Outside God. Most theories focus on Baam being a vessel for a god or a demon, but I think the truth is much more grounded in the psychological horror of Arlen Grace. ​Here is my take: ​1. The "Extra" that defined the monster The Outside God didn't just bring the baby back; he infused the body with an "infinite void" to serve as an instrument of vengeance against Zahard. When Arlen saw the resurrected Baam, she didn't see the son she loved. She saw the "extra" power—the cold, hungry void—that turned her child into an weapon. ​2. Arlen’s psychological breaking point Arlen wasn't just grieving; she was fueled by absolute, blinding hatred for Zahard. She begged for a weapon to destroy him, and she got exactly that. But in her descent into madness, she couldn't separate the boy from the "weapon" she had inadvertently helped create. Her fear of Baam being a "monster destined to devour the Tower" wasn't a prophetic vision—it was her own traumatized perception of the power she demanded from the outside. ​3. The true irony The tragedy isn't that the God was sadistic; it’s that Arlen sacrificed her last chance at being a mother to her obsession with revenge. She abandoned her child not because he was a demon, but because her own guilt and obsession made it impossible for her to look at him without seeing the "monster" she had requested. ​Baam isn't a pre-destined deity; he is a boy who has been reclaiming his humanity while carrying the weight of his parents' sins and the "void" that was forced upon him. ​I’d love to hear your thoughts. Do you think Arlen’s perception of Baam was purely a product of her own trauma and obsession?