#ch115

[shysheeperz]

[omerseyfofan]

a very functional family

[dailysmilingnatsume]

[beautifulphantomsandwich]

Rereading villain initialization and it all goes back to this. Past Ye Mizu did the "right" thing because that was what the rules told him to do. Current Ye Mizu does the right thing out of his own free will.

Also season 2 is so much angst like what is this

They sound like exes lol

Also Ling Chen's barely hidden suicidal tendacies never get resolved

[pardon-my-scifi]

Poor Ranga and Gobta.

[avariantflaire]

jshk wHAT

[abybweisse]

Hello <3

1. What are your thoughts about that mystery liquid which UT give it to R!Ciel Chapter 108 ?

2. Instead of combing R!Ciel and O!Ciel souls what if UT is actually trying to put Vincent’s soul inside R!Ciel’s body?? It’s weak theory yah , but i find it really wired when R!Ciel called Violet “ kid “ ch115 , i mean how can he call Violet “ kid “ when he is a kid too ??!

Thank you ( ＾◡＾)っ🌷

Ch108's mystery liquid

Since it doesn't seem to have anything to do with the blood transfusions, and since Undertaker is telling real Ciel it's not time to wake up yet, it might be something to make him go back to sleep.

Combining souls?

I don't see any evidence about Undertaker trying to combine souls (unless Layla/Al turns out to be an experiment of putting an extra soul into her body). Real Ciel's soul should have actually been devoured (and essentially digested) by Sebastian.

So, it would only be a matter of whether he's trying to put a soul into a soulless body, and our earl's might be the best match (except it's mirrored, so that might be a problem!).

As far as Vincent's soul is concerned, I think it's long gone, out of Undertaker's grasp. Because Vincent dies from bleeding out, apparently, and his soul would have been collected by a reaper then -- but it's not by Undertaker. Then Vincent's body is burned (including the brain that contains the cinematic records) before Undertaker even gets to the scene.

Kids

In ch115, real Ciel just tells Violet to "Come here".

I see no mention of real Ciel ever referring to Violet or anyone else as a kid.

[nagirambles]

Rambling about Fairies - Manga Chapter 115

Honestly, I love this fight for what it is.

The only thing that sets apart Celestial Spirit magic and usual magical tamer magic is the fact that every spirit is autonomous, humanlike, and independent. Though it might be different for other owners, none of Lucy's spirits follow her out of obligation or fear, they follow her out of genuine love.

So in this fight, Lucy fights, not as a contractor and spirit, but as a mage and her unconditional partner.

Lucy isn't just taking the support role in this fight-- she's actually taking the main role, capturing Bickslow. But she can't deal with him or his dolls directly, because she's much weaker, and that's why Loke is here-- to do everything Lucy can't.

And that's the point of Celestial Spirit magic. They're not just different helpers that you summon like you're changing weapons in an RPG, nor are they beasts or Pokemon that you summon to fight for you.

They're summoned to fill in the gaps of what you can't do, so you can focus on the things you can.