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^this kid is about to land a serve in his first nationals and all he thinks about is jello
Drifters
“The new King of the Court is born!”
how to prepare yourself for natsu vs gray:
• you can’t • cry
“The two destinies that Zeref played with… now blend with rage and sadness.”
Arima Kishou Ramblings
It’s been a while since I last wrote a piece in regards to anime or manga due to real life. However, I am in the mood right now so I might as well write down my thoughts in the recent revelations in Tokyo Ghoul (Chapter 82-89). If you have yet to read any of my post, I’ll warn you now that I ramble a LOT so this will be quite a long and boring one haha. Anyway here it goes...
Honestly, when Arima slit his throat in the final page of chapter 82. I was legit raging and crying. His death was not yet confirmed then but him willingly committing suicide, he escalated his life at death’s door and the next chapter will definitely be the worst and heartbreaking for me.
Arima Kishou has been my favorite character even back in TG (even with the little appearance he had back then). I know a lot of people did not like how powerful he is and how he was never a type of character anyone can relate to. Ishida wrote him as someone unreachable and god-like that he was never a character you sympathises with ( + the numerous characters he has killed as the reaper). He was built up as the character, Kaneki Ken must defeat.
The strongest character in TG universe.
The eminent final boss in terms of power.
That is why his death was a great shock to me. This is not because I doubted Kaneki will defeat him but because I thought it was too soon. If we go about Ishida’s love to parallelism to the original Tokyo Ghoul, I was expecting their final fight to be on the last part of Re.
It never crossed my mind that Arima Kishou will be killed NOW and more surprisingly by himself.
Anyway, after that I was so sad that I skimmed through the next chapter (because I knew what will happen!) and skipped the next one (yeah I am petty like that.haha). I said to myself that I’ll stop TG for a while and come back after I got over his death.
Well that didn’t really last for a while UNTIL my younger brother texted me one evening during work like (chapter 86!) -
Brother: Super big twist in Tokyo Ghoul!!! One Eyed King was finally revealed!
Me: OMG! Is it Amon? hahaha (this is a joke btw).
Brother: No. haha. Just read the chapter so you can be shock.
So I did and I realized why my brother was pushing me to read it. We always talk about TG (and other manga) theories (yeah we’re both junkies haha!) and one of the theories we talked about was Arima being the (first) One Eyed King. Of course this was our crack theory but the self gratification I felt when I read that chapter was like -
“I fucking knew it!”
His secret alliance with Eto was a bigger twist on my end. Though it did crossed my mind (due to the final chapters of the original TG), there was not much of evidence to prove a point unlike Arima’s possibility as the OEK.
After reading the chapter, it left me thinking about why Ishida planned his death this way.
He wanted to die
Being strong does not equates happiness.
As chapter 83 goes, “The one who wished for death more than anyone else was the grim reaper himself.”
He needed to die.
Living does not equates satisfaction.
There is no place for two kings. Arima knew that and he entered the fight knowing who will come out on top.
Kaneki Ken is the rightful Second King.
And there I finally accepted that his death is more important than a big boss dying. His death is a start of a revolution. The hope both ghouls and humans waited for so long.
The game changer of the story.
The revolution he and Eto wanted.
Arima Kishou’s death and its aftermath are executed brilliantly and I thank Ishida for it.
I am planning to post something about Arima as Aogiri’s One Eyed King but it will probably take a while before I finish it (real life stuff!). I actually re-read the original Tokyo Ghoul to remind myself of the few times OEK was mentioned back then. haha.
Lastly, I know people are divided in their opinion on whether Arima was aware of his existence as the OEK or not. In my end, I believe he really is Aogiri’s mysterious OEK (I’ll include the points on my next post). Tatara’s scene in chapter 89 implicitly confirms it. Of course, I would say that a more detailed explanation will be a good period on that question. I guess it is up to Ishida whether he wishes to dive into the past or it remains to the imagination of the readers on what to believe. :)
Kakeru’s Original Life
“Do your regrets disappear? Are sins atoned for? Would I be able to see Mom and apologize to her? Would anyone be sad if I died? Would something good have happened tomorrow? I wonder who she gave that chocolate to.” “I guess none of it really m a t t e r s …”
Losing someone you love is like losing air. It’s slow and painful, and there’s nothing you can do about it. You just watch the world disappear.
so who’s ready for the gratsu angst
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Zeref and Ankhserum Theory
With this new chapter which I must say was so amazing Mashima (trollshima) provided us with a huge plot point and I am not talking about Carla.
“What do you mean?” You may be asking, “What’s so important about this takeover of Dimaria’s?”
Well, I am about to explain; let’s first start with my theory;
Zeref Dragneel and Ankhserum…are one and the same. To translate, it means that Zeref is in fact this entire time Ankhserum. Let me explain;
Zeref as shown throughout the manga has the ability to kill, and bring things to life. The first example is quite simple;
Upon receiving the curse, Zeref kills everyone – his classmates and teachers. And sadly that’s just the beginning.
The second part though might puzzle you for a second. Well think, in the very first arc Master um…whatever the dude with the spiky hat’s name is states as per example below that Zeref’s magic is living magic which is a type of Magic that allows the user to bring life to their creations.
And let’s not forget all the demon’s of Tartarous and Natsu
The god Ankhserum has the same kind of ability; he is the god of life and death
So it shouldn’t be much a surprise since their abilities are so similar. May not be what we imagine however still similar enough.
Now of course this is just brushing against what I have to say XD. I bet you are wondering how did he manage to get his own curse if this was the case, why he is human or so we think, and why where did I get this idea from.
Haven’t you noticed when reading any myth what-so-ever, the gods/god/creator creates these rules that the Universe must go by? Well, considering that Mashima often takes his inspiration from myths, it would make sense to assume that when earthland was created, Ankhserum written the laws that no one is to mess with life or else they will get the curse of contradictions. Now what is funny is that some x centuries later, Zeref or possibly Ankhserum broke his own rules and got the curse. The curse of contradictions doesn’t discriminate, girl or boy, child or adult, you break the rules, you get punished. These laws/rules were created when earthland came into existence so the gods don’t have to go out of their way to punish somebody.
Now, here is another thing I wanted to point out here;
Dimaria states that she is from THE ANCIENT CAPITAL OF TIME MILDEAN
Where is Zeref from?
There are some differences in spelling since I got them from two different sources, however it is the same story. This simply cannot be a coincidence, in fact I am wondering, is Zeref even human????
Dimaria also mentions that she is a descendant of its people, so perhaps Zeref is a son of a priest the same way Dimaria is?? (I am just assuming since it appears that Mildea was a center for something) Unfortunately, I cannot find the manga piece where Ultear shows Master Hades the spell Last Ages and mentions the Ancient Mildian Language. This is also no coincidence.
The last thing I wished to discuss is where this idea originated from and how I came to the conclusion it is plausible.
A) It seems Mashima’s style, he’d defiantly throw something like that at us.
B) I already figured that the gods would get involved since the GMG and with today’s chapter, it only confirmed my suspicions.
C) This fact I have no idea where to put, Zeref probably doesn’t know he is a god. I am willing to bet that he could lift his own and Mavis’s curse if he were to access his power by destroying those laws and remodeling them.
Now, there are still many holes that I would need to patch since only today I got solid ground for this theory. Oh and I forgot to add, @nina2119deviantart I want to thank you for unintentionally pointing out an important fact of the Spriggan 12 are most probably the 12 Titans in the Greek myths. Cronus – the god of time. I want to congratulate you!!! :)
Thank you all for listening to my theory, I’d appreciate it if you were to reblog and add in your input and opinions. It means so much to me,
Love you all,
AZ
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nice theory! This will be quite a development if this turn out true. :)
“How can I be the ace when I couldn’t even make that?!”
…Yeah!
Nobody’s sicker of this than me.
It can be said that what destroyed Ryuugamine Mikado was his distorted love for the “Dollars of the past” and everything around him. Kida Masaomi, who became scared of facing his best friend. Sonohara Anri, who tried to be a third party. Heiwajima Shizuo, who gave the pure boy a “longing for power”. The Headless Rider, who made the line between reality and illusion ambiguous. Kuronuma Aoba, who tried to take advantage of him and approached him. Rokujou Chikage, who didn’t punish him for creating the Dollars and didn’t give him the chance to make things up. And Orihara Izaya himself, who pushed his back a little in the beginning.
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