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7/6/2025, 10:43:25 PM
>>280307910
But he is. Rimuru is far more subtle in that regard compared to all the others in the schizo MC gang, but there are obvious personality changes at times like against the Orc Disaster or when facing the Falmuth army or when confronting the Eastern Empire's scheme against Veldora. LN vol. 18 even outright spells it out.
In comparison the others are far more straight-forward.
With Makoto it's also a bit vague at first though when he kills the female "terrorist" adventurer and must remind himself that he is supposed to feel sad about this whole scene because that's what a "normal human does", it should be obvious to anyone with basic reading comprehension and later there's that "monstrous thing within Makoto" that the saintess saw in him.
Van is the most obvious one with him leveling up "mental corruption resistance" continuously very early on and then later on those "eldritch dreams" he has. The reveal that his soul is basically a stitched-together Frankenstein Monster leaves no doubt.
Takuto himself is probably the 2nd-most obvious one. There's initially some vagueness about whether he is being a schizo or whether it's all just the dark aura being the cause of misunderstandings, but over time it becomes pretty obvious that it's his humane side that is just making shit up to rationalize his actions as the dark god.
But he is. Rimuru is far more subtle in that regard compared to all the others in the schizo MC gang, but there are obvious personality changes at times like against the Orc Disaster or when facing the Falmuth army or when confronting the Eastern Empire's scheme against Veldora. LN vol. 18 even outright spells it out.
In comparison the others are far more straight-forward.
With Makoto it's also a bit vague at first though when he kills the female "terrorist" adventurer and must remind himself that he is supposed to feel sad about this whole scene because that's what a "normal human does", it should be obvious to anyone with basic reading comprehension and later there's that "monstrous thing within Makoto" that the saintess saw in him.
Van is the most obvious one with him leveling up "mental corruption resistance" continuously very early on and then later on those "eldritch dreams" he has. The reveal that his soul is basically a stitched-together Frankenstein Monster leaves no doubt.
Takuto himself is probably the 2nd-most obvious one. There's initially some vagueness about whether he is being a schizo or whether it's all just the dark aura being the cause of misunderstandings, but over time it becomes pretty obvious that it's his humane side that is just making shit up to rationalize his actions as the dark god.
6/30/2025, 3:53:57 PM
>>280120418
"They" in this case refers to an eldritch abomination that fakes being human and whose "emotions" are only put on when it makes sense in the context of the current situation.
Someone clings to you? Show annoyance because having to deal with clingy people tends to be considered as annoying by most people.
Someone died? Show sadness because people dying is considered sad.
Someone is doing something that can be interpreted as a boke comment? Exclaim a vocal tsukkomi because that's just the natural response of any NORMAL Japanese person towards manzai comedy.
This guy is the absolutely last person who you should take seriously on this matter.
"They" in this case refers to an eldritch abomination that fakes being human and whose "emotions" are only put on when it makes sense in the context of the current situation.
Someone clings to you? Show annoyance because having to deal with clingy people tends to be considered as annoying by most people.
Someone died? Show sadness because people dying is considered sad.
Someone is doing something that can be interpreted as a boke comment? Exclaim a vocal tsukkomi because that's just the natural response of any NORMAL Japanese person towards manzai comedy.
This guy is the absolutely last person who you should take seriously on this matter.
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