minnesotazuloo.blogg.se - Tengami into the light

Volume III only makes this worse, as it's revealed that Blue Ink/Shinobu is actually Kudan, and he was deliberately manipulating her to have Undying Loyalty towards him.

Despite this, he is still meant to be the hero. What makes this worse is that he decides to Take Over the World, and sees nothing wrong with this in spite of how immoral his behavior is.

Designated Hero: Byakuya is an even bigger Jerkass than normal in the novel, insulting and belittling practically everyone despite his life being on the line.

Ironically, his alternate personality is a much, much more well liked character. He's also repeatedly assaulted his underaged sister, and despite being caught at this, suffered no more than a slap to the wrist. In Vol 2, it's revealed that he's also a Togami, and a great deal of time is spent hyping up his incredible skills.

His Deus ex Machina moment at the climax of Vol 1 is mainly to slaughter most of the extra cast, mostly several children. A blatant rip-off of Genocider Syo who smugly oozes his way through all of his page time. How and why this is the case is never explained, and is mainly used as an Ass Pull to give said character easy access to a weapon. At the climax of the Whole Episode Flashback, Kazuya randomly reveals he has the power to manifest weapons made of light.One of the most widely criticized moments in the book, owing to it being a needless interruption in the story just so Satou can flaunt his ego.

Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: Midway through the climax of the first volume, the writer suddenly steps in to start extravagantly praising his own book.Good examples include Taeko being The Mole for a previously unmentioned Nebulous Evil Organization, Creepy Twins Asa and Yoru actually being triplets, and Kazuya being the culprit and raping Shinobu.