it just makes clayman look lamer than what he already looked like with his 0.25 wins on record (not to hate, i like clayman being the arrogant, power hungry scheming schemer oxymoron that he is. he'd be a great saturday morning cartoon main villain)

i honestly wouldve preferred if milim WAS under control. being able to manipulate HER wouldve solidified his manipulator status and it would have given the final fight actual stakes and a challenge

instead, we have a half-assed double-cross that didnt even achieve anything but making clayman look even more pathetic and what wouldve been a cool fight turned into a lame, dissapointing farce

There's no way that isn't kiss bait

Image 1:

"I saw two of my mates get dragged into the dark as we were marching to this monster city. Caught a glimpse of it dragging them away." – A retired soldier from the former Kingdom of Falmuth

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"I heard distant howling from what I could only assume was a Direwolf. When I went to investigate with another guy, we saw a figure in the trees..." – An adventurer passing the Jura Dead Zone

Cute Blanc 🤍 → Elegant Blanc ✨ → Mommy Blanc 🛐

I mean Damnnn Testarossa

Like imagine getting outdone by a 3 year old Slime dude💔✌️

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So I've been thinking about the whole Satoru, Rimuru and Shizu connection, and I might be overthinking this, but hear me out.

If Rimuru sends Shizu back to the past, and she eventually becomes Satoru's grandmother, then Rimuru's own actions indirectly help create the circumstances that lead to Satoru being born. Satoru later dies and becomes Rimuru, who eventually sends Shizu back.

So basically, Rimuru's existence leads to Satoru's existence, but Satoru's existence also leads to Rimuru.

If you follow that logic, where does the chain of causality actually start? Is there even supposed to be a first event, or is it a closed loop where every event is explained by another event inside the same loop?

I'm not saying Rimuru literally created Satoru out of nothing, but could this be interpreted as a causal loop with no original starting point?

Curious what people think, especially if I've misunderstood something about the Volume 23 ending.

I started reading the Light Novels for Reincarnated as a Slime and I'm finishing up Volume 9, and this entire arc with the demon lord festival, colosseum, Masayuki, etc? Yeah, never watched that. I don't even remember seeing the rematch between Hinata and the whole deal with the Seven Day's Clergy.

I do remember one time in the anime there was a moment where I transitioned to a new season and it began at the opening of the labyrinth, and there was just no context whatsoever for this weird transition. I assumed it was an oddly placed timeskip or something, but accepted it anyway. Now I see I just missed an entire line of the narrative. Lol.

Edit: Yeah, somehow I skipped all of season 3. All 24 of its episodes. What an achievement.

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ReReading this again after the release of the new chapters, makes it more and more apparent how much of a little sister rain is

I made this for another thread, but I decided to touch up on it a little.

for those wo dont know forsaken, is a what if of a cell game where rimuru is "kill" by hinata, ressurect 3 years later and all temepst was either kill or enslaved.

my question is why milim didnt make anythink in forsaken timeline if rimuru and all tempest is death? did she doesnt actually consider them important enought until rimuru is a demon lord or rimuru saves gaia? i am confused.

extra: how milim died in chloe failed timelines? was guy, chloe, feldway?

Ran from October 22 - 25, 2026.

Im genuinely envious of Fuse's ability to come up names. And that too cool names like Tempest.