Getting some Griffith vibes with Sinbad's return with everything going in his favor in the world and such (except for Aladdin being dead - cause protagonist plot armor).
Also, was it stated why the marriage was abruptly cancelled? Cause that segment of the chapter was way too short for my liking.
This breakup was way too abrupt considering both Mor and Alibaba were genuinely happy during the proposal and last chapter. Something's definitely going on, I just don't know what.
So, because his opponents WOULD'VE done something that they DID NOT ACTUALLY DO, he decided that it's alright to do messed up stuff? Naaaaaw, I'm sorry that's some retarded reasoning. I'll stop it here.
To be fair, I'd probably propose too if I lived in a universe where the entire world could potentially turn to kill me at any moments notice with Sinbad's permission. Just to get things settled while I'm still alive. ;)
I'd have agree here. Ohtaka just gave Aladdin godlike powers which he can use consistently (at least from what we know). It kind of kills some of the tension due to the fact of how broken he is, the sense of struggle to reach to the final villain is almost nil because the only one who can...
I don't see how anyone can stand up to Aladdin now that he's got some semblance of mastery over Solomon's power. Oh - except isolation barriers, he'd probably get destroyed in them.
You'd be surprised by the amount manga artists that kill off their main cast. I'm not going to give you any titles, you can find some at your leisure. But there are definitely mangas where the author outright kills the cast. Moreover, plot device or not, it still doesn't change the facts. She...
Remember when she caught the whole main cast while they were directly plummeting down into the gorge of impostor Zagan? Well, imagine she didn't. There's not just this moment, there are plenty occasions where she saved them.
She technically conserved the plot by saving key story characters such...