Because that is not how they learned to treat others and is not how they think. The nobles don't think the Knights are noble warriors, they think they're good shields for the country and them
Then they are negative characters to eliminate, not to protect or to listen to.
They don't know that Asta saved the country.
Yet.
They don't know, but there are so many characters who can testify to it, even very influential ones.
The trial had consequences, they are exiled form the kingdom and have to find a devil.
It is not a consequence.
It could be done very well even with a simple mission by Julius.
I repeat what consequences did it have for the characters?
Asta has remained the usual idiot and he has not wavered and he has questioned himself, the chapter after everyone laughs and jokes, I don't think people started to despise Aster or throw tomatoes at him, despite the negative propaganda .. ...
The threats to Asta's family played no role.
Does this change something. All this thing started with you saying that Asta never saw or faced a noble abusing his powers.
And it's true until the trial.
You could use this ridiculous subplot to really make Asta's eyes disappear about the true nature of Clover, but not.
And it's a wasted opportunity.
I repeat, the case of Langris has nothing to do with it, because it is not a nobleman who abuses his power, but a magical knight who
1) It does not do its duty by saving the citizens
2) Try to kill another knight, which no one approves and therefore no, it is not a normal thing.
Wich words? "Revolution time!". They don't have political power against Damantio.
Sure, but they have enough power to make him retreat from his murderous intentions ...
They're threatened every time the country is invaded or in war, and they don't care
Because such a situation had never been seen, ancient beings who come back to life and demolish the capital threatening their life and that of the king.
If you have the means to defend yourself, you do, period. Otherwise, you're just an idiot who deserves to die.
Is not too sudden, they see through the battle that the humans, are not as bad as they painted them.
They literally go by "we want you all dead" to "we're all friends" So yes, it's sudden.
And decide again. Or the post-reincarnation elves are murderous monsters with which one cannot reason but only free, or are the types with which it is possible to reason.
Show it then
Is not erased, but prejudice wasn't the right path.
It seems to me completely erased ...
They believed that the humans of today hold some guilty, since they're the descendents of the humans of the past, and they believed that they're as bad as them.
So why should they change their minds considering that the humans of the past were evil?
Indeed, have they still seen what happened afterwards?
It's not a asspull, we knew Julius could interfere with the trial, is not a asspull. Would be a asspull of the king had give this chance to Asta.
If it's contextualized and build in the story, is not a asspull. A asspull is something that happens out of nowhere, without much explantation and help the characters. If the thing was build during the arc, is not a asspull. Would be a asspull if we never knew about Vanessa powers, and in the last moment the story gave her this power.
Again with this history of the context, it is not true,
One thing can be contextualized as you want, but if it is introduced at the moment to resolve a hopeless situation, it remains an asspull.
Let's take an example, if I say that X has a hidden power that allows him to alter reality and awakens him at the last second to beat Y that until then was unbeatable, it is not that if because the thing was budgeted it remains less asspulll
We knew about he devilish power of the elves, and knew that they're using forbidden magic
And the elves who should be the top experts in magic forbidden according to the Witch Queen, were they not aware of the fact that these were related to demons?
The devil was the one who brought their soul to this world.
But this is a later addition, until then they knew and we knew that it was Licth who did it.
Not every genius character is asspull
I disagree.
A volume isn't an arc, nor an act, which is the whole point of Checkov's Gun.
But I'd say it's enough to judge.
To say it is as if two chapters after the death of Ace Luffy had laughed or joked .....
But again, that wasn't the "Nobles", it was a single person,
Three, even four counted Nozzle
Where has it been shown that Damnatio cares about the people or anything?
When do you save the king?
Doesn't he care that the population of his kingdom is exterminated?
Ok to be idiots, but here we exaggerate by ....
No, we saw even with an invasion, the Magic Knights were the ones who handled it.
But not an invasion like this, where enemies arrive in the heart of the country ....
The title is just a title, it doesn't have to mean anything, i.e. the British Royal family doesn't actually have any real political power
Too bad they are two completely different examples.
So decide, do they have power or not?
Because he's the head of the Magic Congress, as we're told.
And that means ......?
We are never told why he exercises his power or why he should have more power than those who literally died for the country ....
And how does that help Damnatio and the Nobles get rid of Asta, which was their whole goal?
So, they are villains to be eliminated, Simple solution,
Exactly !!!!
Battle experience has nothing to do with using magic, we have been shown this countless times.
Of course yes, otherwise all the captains would be noble ...
They set him up in Noelle's power up chapter that high magic power can also be re-evoked with years of study and exercises.
it's the Nobles who have the absolute authority and Julius is powerless against them.
So why is a letter from him enough to change his mind?
Gaara is the only one who begins on the front line. Mei is off protecting the Daimyos in their hideaway without ever coming into conflict, and Onoki is with the others at the command station.
Because they can't stay in multiple places at once. The point however is that they participated in the war working to save as many people as possible when the situation demanded it.
Damnatio, on the other hand, did not do anything literally. And this does not explain or justify anyone in the manga.
Asta grew up being looked down upon, that was nothing new.
But this has never had consequences in history.
Now yes, so it cannot be treated with similar lightness.
How could they use their magic when in that state?
The magic of Rouge still works.
Charmy had not brought out the wolf, and there is Henry who literally absorbs the magic.
Moreover, even with reduced magic, physical strength remains.
Yami could very well smash his face with punches.
're ignoring that a) Starrk fought against both Shunsui and Ukitake, then Love and Rose (who would have been on par with the Espadas), before again fighting Shunsui and lost due to the rules of the game; b) That we saw Bankai used against the others and how ineffective that was; And c)
That Hitsugaya specifically said if Aizen had more then ten... If just three were able to stall half of the Captains, how was Hitsugaya wrong in saying more?
Half of the captains who did not use their bankai.
If Stark who was the strongest in the middle was killed by Kyoraku's single shikai, what hope did they all have with his bankai?
Not to mention Yamamoto.
Hitsugaya's phrase must be taken for what it is, an attempt to create tension and ask the reader to "Oh no how will the good guys do it?"
Aizen himself ends up disgusting the Espada because they are "too weak" .....
The first involved the Silva fighting back,
Too bad the Silvas came into play when they were all, like, dead ......
Which doesn't change what was said. Any number of things not happening as they did could have led to them losing that fight.
But if it hadn't been for the anti-magic, they wouldn't have never won ....
Sure. the manga Kurohime protagonist started as a villain before becoming an antihero. And the manga Bastard!! was another series staring a villain becoming an antihero. I would argue that the protagonist of Yugioh and Claymore weren't a hero either.
Bastard was on the jump for only a year then he switched to Ultra Jump.
For Yugioh, Atem's antihero phase also did not last long, seven volumes out of about 38 .....
But the "Noble region" is quite bigger then just the Capital, meaning that the Nobles living in that region doesn't mean they're all in the capital.
And what does this change? The capital was however destroyed many nobles died ...
Why does there have to be a bigger scheme?
Ehm....
Perhaps because we are talking about what has been the main villain so far?
That is, the elves who eventually turned out to be pawns had a bigger plan and their mastermind didn't?
Even Kaguya, Kaguya holy heaven, had a minimum of plan or motivation
