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Boku no Hero Academia 51
Deku rushes off the train, even though
the conductor is trying to keep everyone on it for their safety, concerned
about Gran Torino fighting what looks like Noumu.
We see Gran Torino fighting the Noumu,
thinking it’s a decent fight, but not sure what it is or why it’s here. He
dodges another attack, but realizes it isn’t focused on him as it starts to
swipe at some civilians.
Suddenly, Endeavor’s flame engulfs it,
the Hero wanting to find Stain, but settling for another Villain instead.
Deku gets into the thick of the
conflict, the other Noumu being held off by local Heroes, one of them looking
for Iida, which confuses Deku, since he didn’t think someone like him would
leave a fight.
He puts things together, thinking that
he’s going after the Hero Killer, so he starts to look elsewhere for him.
We find that Shigaraki is still
injured, so he took Noumu from his superior, even though they weren’t on the
level of the one that fought All Might. His sensei tells him that he should use
this as a learning experience, but it seems Shigaraki is still obsessed with
outdoing Stain and showing himself to be stronger.
Iida’s fight against Stain is going
badly, Stain dodging his attacks and pinning him with a sword. He tells the
young Hero that he and his brother were both fakes, but Iida says that he was
inspiring, saving many people and giving him a dream to seek after.
But Stain tells him that he should
focus on saving the other Hero he injured instead of satisfying his own
desires. Such an obsession with selfish ideas and hatred towards particular
enemies is the last thing you could call heroic in the Hero Killer’s eyes.
Iida is unable to move, seemingly
through Stain’s Quirk. As Stain moves to kill him, he says he’ll sacrifice him
for a more just world, Iida retorting that he’s a monster for killing his
brother.
The chapter ends as Deku bursts in,
punching Stain to help save Iida.
World Trigger 109
Kou greets Kageura, who tries to blame
him for being late after he drew in the attention of the other Border agents.
The pair pleads with Kou to help them,
but he says they brought it on by teasing Kageura, saying that he has a Side
Effect that lets him read minds. They leave, as Kou tells the B Ranker that he
should ease up or he’ll get demoted again.
Yuma asks if he really wants to be A
Rank, Kou introducing the Neighbor to Kageura, who’s impressed that he beat
Arafune and Murakami. He asks why Yuma’s team is trying to get to A Rank so
fast, Yuma saying that he could use his Side Effect to read his mind. But
Kageura says it’s not like that, leaving because he’s annoyed at so many people
being here.
Before he leaves, though, he tells Yuma
that he won’t fight him to help Tamakoma-2 get to A rank, that they’ll have to
beat them to get to A rank.
Kou explains the true nature of
Kageura’s Side Effect, Emotion Perception, able to feel varying sensations with
each type of feeling people direct at him. Kou tells Yuma that he and Kageura
are similar in a way, very simple and straightforward
Osamu is meeting with Izumi, but one of
his squad members, Kuiga, says that they don’t have time to deal with him. But
before he can push Osamu away, Izumi kicks him in the back of the head, saying
that he’s being a bother.
Tachikawa’s Operator comes out as well,
the three of them bickering slightly, before Tachikawa pokes fun at Kuiga for
being such a pain with his exaggerated sense of duty.
Osamu explains to Izumi that Arashiyama
taught him some skills so he can break down the opponent’s defenses, but he wants
Izumi to help him as well, since he knows about composite shots.
Izumi thinks Osamu needs experience,
the chapter ending as he says he’ll give him more direct training if he can
beat Kuiga 100 times.
Seven Deadly Sins 133
Howser starts the second battle
alongside Gilthunder against the Clay Dragon by utilizing a sword form taught
by Dreyfus, so he can fight as effectively as possible, rather than being
reckless.
He still isn’t doing much damage, but
with Dreyfus’ training more clear in his head, he focuses his Tempest power
into the tip of his ash stick and strikes with a new technique, Break Through,
piercing the dragon’s skin.
Meanwhile, Gilthunder is observed by
Merlin to be controlling his Thunderbolt power and creating a shield and armor
along with a blade on the ash stick.
The two, having improved their
techniques to compensate for initial weaknesses, start to fight better. Gil
defends against the Clay Dragon’s attack and starts to overwhelm him with
lightning, pushing him into the air with the force.
The battle ends, Jenna saying that they
did well, but they can’t let their guard down against a powerful opponent in
the future. Hendricksen notes how strong those two have become over the years.
Meliodas thanks him for saving Gil and
Howser, Hendricksen overcome with emotion, since he still feels like he is
guilty for betraying his kingdom.
Gowther and Arthur are fighting some
type of golem, which splits apart when Arthur strikes it. The Sin of Gluttony
tries to manipulate it with Jack, but it slices off its head, revealing it’s
being controlled by someone else.
King asks Jenna to take him in, the
Druid Priestess saying that he’ll have to go in with Hendricksen, since the
training requires pairs.
Meliodas appears, saying he’ll go in,
and implying he still hasn’t technically acquired his power yet, so he needs to
train to make sure he can properly use it when he does.
The two enter the room, but King
becomes angry when Meliodas says that he should try to be more understanding of
Hendricksen, since he was being controlled by Fraudrin.
King becomes suspicious of Meliodas,
the chapter ending as he attacks him, wondering if the Sin of Wrath is really
on their side, since he knows so much about the Ten Commandments
Magi 274
We resume
with people shocked that the Seven Seas Alliance is getting involved with Kou’s
civil war.
Kouha thinks
this action contradicts the alliance’s principle of not invading other
countries, but Darius responds that this is merely them supporting one of their
allies to ease the conflict. They say that since they recognize Hakuryuu as the
legitimate emperor, that his vow of loyalty to the Seven Seas Alliance
constitutes Kou being with them and not strictly independent.
Koumei’s
group is confused as to how the Sasan army got through the Tenzan mountains,
concluding that Hakuei either gave up or was defeated, the former the case as
we see her with Sinbad.
He says this
was the best way to save Hakuryuu’s life, saying he’ll take over from here.
It turns out
the majority of Sinbad’s alliance is moving towards Balbadd to finish this,
both Artemyra and Heliohapt’s rulers, along with most of the Eight Generals
coming to the port city.
Koumei
wonders how this was possible, since this would’ve entailed getting around the
Kou Empire’s intelligence network.
We flashback
to Hakuryuu contacting Sinbad, who says that Hakuryuu was who made it possible,
defeating Gyokuen and disrupting Al Thamen’s control so that he could provide
assistance to him.
Hakuryuu regrets
having to do this, but he realizes he couldn’t do this alone, accepting the
help of Sinbad.
The chapter
ends as we see Judar and Alibaba still flying through the unknown world to try
to get to where Aladdin and the others are.
Bleach 636
Both Kenpachi
and Mayuri are still in shock at Pernida’s form changing, while Ikkaku,
Yumichika and Nemu don’t want to get involved.
The two
underlings of Kenpachi are surprised that Nemu is speaking of her own accord,
but she says that she thinks this enemy won’t be a threat to her master, Ikkaku
and Yumichika agreeing in relation to Kenpachi.
Suddenly,
Kenpachi’s arm twists around further, the brutal Soul Reaper ripping it off
willingly to stop it from attacking him.
Mayuri
praises him for making such a quick decision to preserve the rest of his body,
but Zaraki isn’t sure if he’s being genuine or not. The two still don’t
understand the nature of the Compulsory’s power, Nemu told to stop Kenpachi’s
bleeding.
But the 11th
division captain is frustrated at being told he shouldn’t just rush at it,
Mayuri saying they should wait and observe.
Kenpachi
ignores his partner’s words of caution, trying to attack again with a stronger
attack, but his legs are snapped out from under him.
Mayuri stabs
Kenpachi before anything further happens, using Ashisogi Jizou to paralyze his
body. But it seems like it just makes other parts of Kenpachi’s body twist
around instead, since the initial release only nullifies the nerve control, but
still maintains pain reception. So Mayuri utilizes a special power of his
Zanpakutou, emitting a sound that paralyzes Kenpachi completely.
It also
affects Pernidas, Mayuri noting that this means the ability isn’t something
from his body, but his nerves. He theorizes that the Quincy utilizes them to
infiltrate other peoples’ bodies and control them.
As Pernidas
tries to attack Mayuri with the black tendrils of his nerves, the scientist
Soul Reaper sprays a drug that forcibly exposes the nerves to the outside,
making the pain excruciatingly severe.
The chapter
ends as Mayuri says he plans to test his drugs thoroughly on such a subject.
Toriko 332
We see
someone in the waiting room of the Blue Grill stadium, flipping through
multiple books and falling asleep.
Elsewhere,
Condor, one of the 10 Shell 5, opens the door, being told by another chef to
close it and quiet down. Condor is amazed that even the ST 10 are here, since
they don’t come very often to competitions.
Other chefs comment on how they’re amazed at
the old chef’s remembering how many times he told him to close the door, while
also noting how the value of a soul doesn’t change with time.
The sleeping
chef, Asarudy, is seen to have been reading a book by Malisman of the 0th
Biotope. It was brought by Ichiryuu, who was one of the people that came to
Blue Grill 300 years ago, seen as one of the strongest people in the area,
since he beat Don Slime.
Asarudy tells
Condor that he called ST10, Condor wondering why he did that, since it suggests
he was excited about this. The two continue to bicker, but are stopped as
another chef comes in, saying they need to come to the stadium.
People are
waiting as the announcer teases them with the promise of the 10 Shell 5’s
cooking, said to be able to make even a bowl of rice taste amazing when viewing
their cooking.
The ST 10 are
explained to be the Spiritual Tasters, 10 people like the G7 in Human World,
with excellent palates, able to even discern Spirit Food’s taste.
And we see
Don Slime on what appears to be a throne, revealing that he is the king of Blue
Grill, in spite of being a Food Spirit. He’s especially excited at the prospect
of Human World’s chefs.
The 5 are
nearly ready to be chosen, though Komatsu is still nowhere to be found, the
others looking for him, while Wabutora, Chiru, Damala Sky and Nono are the
other 4 chefs.
Komatsu is
told by the old man about the Soul Trading that has gone on in Blue Grill for
centuries. Their ancestors were slaves of the Nitro and their superior genes
were passed on, but they continue to exchange the weaker souls for stronger
ones. Those whose genes possess a wound to their Gourmet Cells are seen as
worthless and exchanged for something better so that the civilization can
continue to thrive, the failures only comprising 10% of the population.
The old man
further explains that they weed out the weaker people from the slums every 6
months, Chako’s mother one of them, since her eyes had always been weak. Komatsu worries that Chako will also have his
soul traded, the old man saying that Chako does have a weak sense of smell and
taste, referring to his odd behavior in regards to the smell in the bathroom
and the taste of Komatsu’s food.
Komatsu
thinks the child may have a taste disorder, the geezer telling him that they’ve
taken Chako to the Kitchen of Eternity.
Komatsu is
contacted about the cooking competition as we shift back to the stadium. Yuda
joins the other 4 as the representatives and we see the 10 Shell 5 as the
chapter concludes on the competition truly beginning.
Fairy Tail 445
Zeref asks one of the Spriggan Twelve, Imber, to assemble
the others, but he says it will be difficult, since the Dark Mage is so fickle,
Zeref wondering if he’s comparing him to a spring breeze. Two other Spriggans, Azir
and Dimaria, comment on how he’s more like a desert wind or a black gust.
Yet another Spriggan, August, an old man, comments that
Zeref’s attitude seems to have changed, wondering if he’s prepared for
Ragnarok, which Zeref says is called the Dragon King Festival in Ishgar.
Yajeel/Yazir appears, saying that the visitor from Ishgar,
Makarov, wanted to see him, so he allowed it.
The two are left alone, Makarov told that Zeref is both the
Dark Mage from Ishgar and the Spriggan Emperor in Arakitashia.
He prefers Zeref, but he’s been preparing in one way or
another with the empire of Alvareth, created over hundreds of years from a
small country.
Makarov wonders if it was to acquire Lumen Histoire, Zeref
saying that he cannot hide its true identity from him, the strongest of the
Grand Fairy magic spells, Fairy Heart.
But Zeref says that his goal of acquiring that was recent,
since Alvareth was initially created to counter Acnologia. Some of his Spriggan
Twelve acted independently to invade Ishgar, but he stopped them, partly
because of the threats of Etherion and Face, but mostly because it was bad
timing.
His goal now is extermination, seeing who will survive in
the upcoming Dragon King Festival. Makarov says he cannot agree to giving him
Mavis, but is knocked back by Zeref.
Zeref says he will now kill the Guild Master, bringing out
the rage in Natsu.
Makarov’s last words are calling Zeref a demon, but he
retorts that Spriggans are a type of fairy.
But before Makarov is killed, Mest appears and teleports him
away.
The chapter concludes as Fairy Tail meets Makarov, who tells
them that Zeref is here, provoking Natsu’s interest.
