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HAHHAHHAHAAHAHHAHAHHAHHHAHHHAHH YO ACTUALLY HE IS MY BROTHER

So, it turns out their fans are smart.

You're talking nonsense; you responded by saying the exact same things I did, as if you were refuting me. Besides, the Edinburgh incident actually ended up supporting my point.

Actually, its not meaningless. Even the Lady of the Lake who absorbed Nemesis supports it furthermore, when the fallen knight took a sip from the lake, he grew stronger, including in terms of his physical attributes. Lancelot simply doesnt know how to wield this power on a grand scale something...

You are getting too hung up on raw power regarding this matchup, Lancelot; of course, he is far more powerful than the Demon King, but what truly matters here are experience and battle IQ. Even though Cath is stronger than the entire Seven Deadly Sins team, he is foolish enough to forget that...

Then check the Q&A nakaba confirmed there is a starry skies in camelot. The real reason he stole the lands of camelot was that those lands had borne witness to every memory had he tried to create a replica, the memories would have been incomplete.

WTF dude u serious? The creator of the lake, who could absorb the Nemesis attack that destroyed DK, and saying that DK is stronger completely disrupts the balance of power, and the buffs the characters receive are negligible; it's a situation worse than a plot hole.

The text says Albion looks like a tiny flea next to the Behemoth (Albion's head can touch the clouds, and a single hair on the Behemoth is tens of times larger), and when a creature of that scale is depicted, even the sphericity of the DW isn't apparent. Also, when it comes to earthquakes...

Frankly, no. Firstly, the magic of this chaos is so intense it has a mass. Even a dead knight, after taking a sip, suppressed Jericho in battle, so it's not just endless mana. Lanc drank all of this power and became stronger by drinking it, eventually consuming and destroying a dimension with a...

I hope Cath is deliberately playing the fool because being underestimated in the final scene would be better.

We know that the Knights of the Holy Grail were already trying to enter Camelot, and if you remember, Behemoth was afraid of the entrance/gate of Camelot, which is why he was uneasy. Also, there's a barrier at the entrance that prevents demons who surpass god-level demons like Meliodas or...

Actually, someone like Cath, a fraud, has resistance to time-stopping. After eating the Chaos fragment, of course, I'm not exaggerating, but if he can time travel and alter things, it means he can manipulate causality like OG Gowther, or they're just victims of the Book of Stars and suddenly...

It's uncertain; Cathin's death could happen much later, there's no specific timeframe.

Well, we can assume... but suspicious until the author points it out. Actually, this is the law of the impossibility of a third state, and Cath can ignore it; normally, nothing can exist between existence and non-existence. He says it's neither real nor unreal. The possibility that Arthur...

There's no reason to assume this; the concept of everything includes the universe, but Chaos was born in a main star cluster. Purgatory and those responsible for the universe might be the greatest one. The concept of "everything" within the series generally encompasses things like the Demon...