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An actual technique called Karma. Basically, the spell sends chain soldiers after the target to attack them. If the spell is negated then the user dies, if the chain soldiers are killed by negation then karma is transferred to the killer and they become weaker with the more soldiers they kill.
S Class means nothing to multiversal characters, just saying.Let just friendly reminder that Yusuke is already half demon, he can go and beat any strong enemies depends, and in the end, he would be already S class demon
Yeah, it was a pretty funny set of events. Basically he has several forms referred to as Crowley's Hazards. Each of them appear in a different form from his main body. One of them was a hot girl who approached Touma. And kept on trying to seduce him, which is why Touma was calling him "You perverted old man!"Aleister is a girl now?![]()

You know To Aru, Arjuna?Aliester used Blasting Rod and nearly defeated Magic Gods while his body got burned and Grand Priest nearly killed him.Magic Gods are so strong that their moving hands or legs itself destroys the universe and they are multiverse level and True Gremlin are far above Othinus who is banned in this tournament.
So Yeah Aliester wins this match.

Obviously I am a fan for many years.You know To Aru, Arjuna?![]()
You either die a villain or live long enough to become a part of Toumas harem.Aleister is a girl now?![]()
Multiversal character with magic ... oh craaaaaaackedS Class means nothing to multiversal characters, just saying.
To Aru is more an amalgamation of several types of powers. It's not necessarily all scientific. There's also Science in it (Which is the strongest part of the series in my opinion). The magic side is epic as well, but there is so much detailMultiversal character with magic ... oh craaaaaaacked
this is why I am two dimensional and not going for magical stuffs, so of course I didn't know anything about him
Magical manga that related to magic or HP type is not my type
I have to admit some of it flies over my head.