Recent content by Snoozles

Re: Claymore 151 Spoiler Cassandra's Dust Eater seems to have bothered Teresa more than Irene's Quick Sword ever did, which is to say not at all. But y'know the degree of not at all-ness was that much greater for Cassandra. I'd say more than Irene, Sophia, and Noel combined. At the end of the...

Re: Claymore 141 Spoiler Thread Urban warfare is a better term than alley combat. Although, not sure if warfare is the best term for a duel.

Re: Claymore 133 Spoiler Thread @lordoffantasy There's nothing wrong with characters not dying. I don't have a problem with an author not killing off characters. I'm a an avid reader of One Piece, how many named characters has Oda killed off? Not many. Here's the thing, there's still tension...

Re: Claymore 133 Spoiler Thread I saw what I saw. Cassandra will be lucky to scratch Clare. She might take a bite out of Deneve and kill a few of the ABs (and I'm starting to even doubt that much) but that'll be the full extent of the damage she does. That has been Yagi's shtick for the past...

Re: Claymore 133 Spoiler Thread Clare cutting up Cassandra like butter? Fine, highly disappointing but acceptable--Cassandra was the last chance for an AB to actually pose a threat to Claire but Yagi has blown so many opportunities that it doesn't make much of a difference at this point. I'll...

Re: Claymore 132 Discussions/ 133 Predictions After rereading the recent chapters I found something odd: the Destroyer's tentacles currently look like ribbons when they used to look like wires when Priscilla initially fought it. My current theory is that the Destroyer absorbed Riful's upper...

Re: Claymore 132 Discussions/ 133 Predictions I don't think Riful is a hundred years old. (I'm totally not using a random mention of Riful's age to throw in some number crunching I did previously.) Assuming the following holds true: The male generation is considered completely separate...

Re: Claymore 132 Discussions/ 133 Predictions Yes, the amount of effort put into a design is pretty indicative of the strength of the character. Riful, Isley, Luciela, Alicia and Priscilla have the best designs in the series; Cassandra, Roxanne and Hysteria had decent designs--not the best but...

Re: Claymore 132 Discussions/ 133 Predictions It doesn't have to be a baby in the traditional sense. Riful awakened so young it's possible she never reached her full potential. Maybe her "dead" body still contained enough yoki to "revive" her. I was thinking of some weird mitosis-like division...

Re: Claymore 132 Discussions/ 133 Predictions I like the Riful's baby theory the likely. First, there's the shape, initially it looks like an embryo. Second, the structure looks heavily like Riful's, when Roxanne transformed the limbs that gushed from her wounds seemed very much like something...

Re: Claymore 131 Discussions/ 132 Predictions The handle is derived from the word snooze (and most of my handles are either sleep or snow related) so giving off a cuddly feeling isn't unexpected. :noworry But I'll admit that wasn't quite what I was aiming for (or rather I wasn't aiming for...

Re: Claymore 131 Discussions/ 132 Predictions I'm not denying Jean was strong for a single digit or that the technique was fine for a single digit (my standard for strong at this point is around a no.2 in strength). But it's a flawed technique that would have failed twice if not for Galatea's...

Re: Claymore 131 Discussions/ 132 Predictions The girl on the far right is Sophia. She even uses the same skill as Undine (according to MiB). Anyway, you don't even have to be able to read Japanese (or Chinese as it were for the scans I have) to see this. Look at the two labels for Undine's and...

Re: Claymore 131 Discussions/ 132 Predictions Nah, PYS was a great tool--in Teresa's hands. Clare simply doesn't have the spatial awareness, tactical acumen or the yoki-sensing ability that Teresa did. The crazy thing about Teresa wasn't that she was that much physically superior to...