Recent content by Rikudou King

Considering their treatment of Sheepstealer and Dreamfyre, I serious doubt we'll get anything with Cannibal. Isn't that the core issue though, such knowledge wouldn't be something the majority of people would know, at best only the other highborns and even then not beyond a few generations...

Gotta say, I like seeing Percy and Tristan mess around and be fools together. Percy didn't get to interact that much with him previously, and it seem like the two of them would get along the best. It's kind of funny how their children talk about not seeing the other races or even the Sins...

While King has always kind of been the most pragmatic of the Sins, it seems weird that he would go imminently to killing when aside from perhaps Merlin, he is one of the characters with the option of non-lethal wins. Then again, Nakaba never let him actually use all his abilities, so why would...

I get the overall point of the chapter, Lancelot has gone evil and is completely destroying stuff. But it kind of falls flat given not only has killing Camelot knights been morally justified before this point, but this very chapter reminds us that Lancelot was already doing this. Seems like just...

Well their mission was to find a path into Camelot, not really seek out allies. If things had gone as planned, they would have only met Ban, King, and Diane, none of which would have helped in the long run. We know the plan after Wolnack, they head for Dalmary, then they split up going to the...

That seems to be the thing, as far as we were shown, outside of the handful on the council, people really didn't believe that. Ned was the first to publicly claim that, and then he publicly denounced it. Afterward, only Stannis publicly used it as justification. As far as I can remember, Renly...

Really like the Tristan and Meliodas scene, wish we got more character moments like that. It's kind of strange that none of the heroes think Lancelot could fight back against Cath's influence and be less of a danger, they all seem to think he has completely given in already. Especially given...

Finally managed to catch up and finish the series, and I can see why people are disappointed in it. Probably give a deeper review later, but for now it feels like they should have just ignored the canonical stuff and did their own thing, because clearly they have their own story they want to...

I'm gonna say, I'm not buying the whole "Lancelot is just being unstable" as opposed to simply Nakaba doing the thing where he pushes the plot to go where he wants regardless of previous events. As others have said, their relationship hasn't been built up enough to fuel this type of thing, and...

Considering Lancelot's intelligences, and his comments to the others, I kind of think that this won't be as simple as Cath seems to think it is. It is interesting that Cath uses a "contract", which implies a power beyond himself is in play to enforce it. Just cause Chaos created everything...

The difference seems to have been Io's involvement, from which everything else that changed in this timeline came from. For some unknown reason, Cath changed his mind offscreen of just sending a bunch of knights after the KotA, and instead just relied upon Io, something that didn't appear to...

Perhaps, but you would think he would then be able to tell exact locations based on what Galahad was seeing. Then again, the mind reading has never been consistent. Why? Those attacks didn't involve Arthur using a blood-infused weapon, or any magic for that matter. So you can't use a previous...

So I guess falling asleep is different then fainting... Also, I don't recall a condition of her magic being having to admit the truth to her specifically, but I also can't think of any counter examples, so I suppose that's always been the case. Not surprise they think of Lancelot as the...

Except Arthur's attempts in the previous series to kill Cath didn't involve the powers of chaos, but merely him cutting up Cath. The one time we saw him use the powers of chaos against Cath, it worked, which among several reason wouldn't make sense to happen if he was somehow "powerless" against...

It would only be a problem if Lancelot was alone, but he's not alone. And again, the story says otherwise. If both the Sins and Merlin, who are aware of Cath's strength, are confident enough to send the KotA to face him, then it would stand to reason they are fully capable of dealing with Cath...