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Cool chapter. It seems like Dubs is only touching up the KotA's current weapons with Arthur's blood instead of making entirely new armaments for the group. This makes sense given that he'd have to physically examine Lancelot in order to forge an ST for the guy, and like I've said before it feels...

With this we've now covered Lancelot, Ban and the KotA's side of things. We'll probably get a scene with Dubs and then the meeting between the Sins as well before the plot starts to move again. I'm curious what's going to happen with the STs. Percival already has his so he just needs it to be...

It's funny how Ban is seemingly on a mission to trigger as many death flags as possible. He's been coughing up blood and already stated he'd be willing to die for the sake of his son, and now he's coming back from retirement for one last gig while he's got a pregnant wife waiting at home. We get...

A nothingburger chapter. We already knew that the real Lancelot is still somewhere in there while Ban's sacrifice to save him has been telegraphed for ages so we didn't really learn anything new. I guess on the plus side the fact that Nakaba is focusing so much on this stuff right now does...

In the official release it's clear that the panel where it looked like the Chaos Knights' clothes may have eventually started disappearing as well was just a different shot of clothes lying on the ground, meaning that Lancelot's attack really did only target the humans wearing them. Initially I...

Did we really need an entire chapter dedicated to Lancelot killing some fodder that were only introduced just now? It's been established that he was already slaughtering Chaos Knights left and right during the timeskip before his corruption so this is nothing new. Destroying parts of Camelot...

People are talking about Lancelot destroying the world with a full power Shining Road, but I'm not convinced that the technique is even capable of that in the first place. I mean, if that claim really is true then it would mean that Lancelot will only ever be able to make use of the attack in...

I found this chapter a bit underwhelming, perhaps because it came out after a break. An intermission was to be expected, but I was hoping to get an idea of where this conflict is going to be headed, i.e. how is Lancelot going to go about destroying Britannia and how are the heroes planning to...

There are two things to point out here. First, the only time any of Lancelot's techniques have been described as "muddy water" was when he absorbed and fused together all of the Perils attacks, which was based on its appearance. Galahad's remark was about the swirling magic feeling thick like...

I think the reason why Lancelot's attack against the Perils had a different color was simply the result of him absorbing their attacks and then combining them together. Given all the water comparisons you can think of this like mixing together different watercolors. I actually found an online...

I've finished putting together a theory regarding what I think might happen with this evil Lancelot stuff. I'll be working backwards from the conclusion since that seems like the most concrete piece of information we have right now. My interpretation is that the scene from Guinevere's vision...

The fact that the Grail Knights have never seen giants and fairies doesn't necessarily confirm that the realms have already separated in their time period, even if that's certainly possible. It could also be that something happened to cause the clans to become more antagonistic towards one...

Thinking about it, if absorbing Cath almost immediately turned Lancelot evil like this then it's quite impressive that Arthur managed to maintain his sanity for a while after doing essentially the same thing. I guess this might reinforce the notion of Arthur being very kind and noble like Kay...

I'm kind of underwhelmed by this follow-up to last week's cliffhanger. Nakaba is trying to milk this development way too much with all these textless panels of environment damage and people crying when nothing of note has even happened yet. Save that for if Ban actually ends up kicking the...

For those wondering why Lancelot didn't simply speed blitz Cath and rescue Guinevere, I would remind you that the characters in the story are not privy to the same knowledge as the readers. We have a pretty good idea of what Cath is capable of because we've seen him in action against the Sins...