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Divine aquatic animals but they need a bowl by their owners to be active! Anima can control both Shinheuh and Animals!Question: So I might be displaying some of my ignorance regarding SIU's TOG world. My question is, what exactly is a Shinheuh?
Are they pure shinsoo/energy without physical substance until summoned/manifested by the anima?
Are they animals or creatures that exist in a different dimension that are summoned to the TOG world? If a Shinhueh is defeated or killed, does it actually die or does it just lose suffer a loss of power and a loss of it's ability to remain in the physical world?
Also is it possible for an animal that has physical form somewhere in the Tower to become a shinhueh and be summon able (a form of teleportation) after it makes a contract with the anima?
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The odd-eyed cobra(not on its own) and Yas’ cat cannot talk they are not Shinheuh!It's basically any tower creature that depends on shinsoo.
you can consider any creature that cannot speak to be shinheuh. Although that may change after today's chapter.
It's almost as if this means Yas and NN knew that no one in the LPB family could do anything against the Acrinak, other than Rei, who they thought wouldn't get involved.And in the fb Purdi too was affected by Akrinic’s realm, but not WW or Yas!
It is literally what happened you can't change the story to fit your narrative.No, that's an idiotic argument. Your accomplishments cannot be taken away no matter what. Jinsung's accomplishments are worthy of Top 100 High Ranker while Evankhell's (slaughtering a Floor Ruler, the Last Station, being a mercenary that fought in many battlefields, etc.) are
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It IS an excuse.For the Ancient Cobra it has the duty to guard The Frozen Waterfall, different circumstance i think.
Yes they didn't expect to fight Jinsung, but at the very least they should be prepared to fight against the Po Bidau family.
Meanwhile Owl BH purposefully left his shinheuh in the Mothership for no good reason. Hence he is limited to what is available to him.
I could see why some of the members see it as an excuse.
Or the Owl was right beside them whole time! He’s in the air talking to someone or something about landing a big strike LOLUpdated with relevant points:
Just checked - in the FB the first time we see Pudding he's floating (edit - in the actual Acrinak battle I mean), as in not on the giant owl. Next, he's riding it into battle against Acrinak. More evidence it is a summon after all.
Hence, the giant owl came from relatively nowhere all of a sudden in a matter of seconds on the battlefield.
Pudding only had his bag with him. No giant bowl anywere.
Hence, the giant ow is likely a summons, and it doesn't require a giant bowl.
Hence, it makes no sense that it could not have been brought with.
this implies that yas though lpb were too stupid to come to the obvious conclusion that the family head was needed once he told them who was attacking. if he hadnt told them what was happening its actually more likely that the underlings would of tried to handle it themselves instead of bothering the family head. not to mention that nenen would of been further along in the rescue op and thus had a better chance of getting out in general, i honestly dont know why i am letting myself be sucked back into this stupid argument i just cant let the stupid go without commenting on it.It's almost as if this means Yas and NN knew that no one in the LPB family could do anything against the Acrinak, other than Rei, who they thought wouldn't get involved.
Hmmm, that would seem to have implication for Yas' intentions, but that's apparently just me.
Anywho, if THIS is is what Owl brings to the table, (yet another) giant bird summon or not, I certainly don't see how he expected to do much against Acrinak.
For reference, we saw him riding a giant Owl in the FB...
In her defense, she was exhausted
- She was low diffed and oneshot by Whitegarment Widow.
Comment away! (although you should have replied LAST chapter discussion as I made the same argument there)this implies that yas though lpb were too stupid to come to the obvious conclusion that the family head was needed once he told them who was attacking. if he hadnt told them what was happening its actually more likely that the underlings would of tried to handle it themselves instead of bothering the family head not to mention that nenen would of been further along in the rescue op and thus had a better chance of getting out in general, i honestly dont know why i am letting myself be sucked back into this stupid argument i just cant let the stupid go without commenting on it.
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So, the giant summons are literally shown below, but not the owl for some strange reason. It's curiously hovering off-screen.Or the Owl was right beside them whole time! He’s in the air talking to someone or something about landing a big strike LOL
it was not the gray wolf BH he was talking to, that guy was too busy being a coward!
meh i can buy yas being that stupid what i cant buy is nennen being that stupid. thus its clear nenen wasnt in on yas's betrayal and it was in fact a betrayal. but really thats been clear from the start, i am really and truely done i wont be continuing this conversation i shouldnt have started it back up to begin with. if you want to continue to believe it was all planned than by all means have at it.Comment away! (although you should have replied LAST chapter discussion as I made the same argument there)
You're simply wrong though. As far as intent goes.
One could make the argument that Yas was being naive. That's completely reasonable, and turns out true.
- But it is inarguable that Yas *did not expect Rei to get involved* - and neither did NN either. If you can't accept that point you are being purposefully ignorant. He literally thinks this in his head, it isn't debatable that he didn't INTEND Rei to get involved.
- It's also inarguable that Yas wasn't purposefully trying to control the situation from the start, and he pointedly says not to make a big deal out of it by handling it at the level they are at. He tried to get in front of it before it became an issue, possibly triggering Rei. Naive, sure. But that was the plan regardless.