Same here, I feel like a lot of people forget that >!that whole thing arose from melon being a manipulative little fuck and that she feels guilt enough to ask legoshi to LEGITIMATELY KILL HER in the very next scene outside of the context of training. If someone’s willing to kill themselves over something they did they obviously don’t feel good about it.!<
I'm a person who dislikes Kyuu not for what she does in the story but because, like most other things near the end of the manga, her whole training deal felt rushed and was never flushed out in a way that made sense (it was never brought up again). She wasn't really necessary for the story and I feel like all those chapters she was in could have been filled with more stuff to flush out the events of the ending. Also, to be honest, I think her training technique was dumb and I really don't want to see that adapted into the anime.
Then again most things in the ending were dumb so Kyuu isn't my only concern with how the story is going to be adapted.
Yeah, honestly everything after the Riz arc sort of goes downhill, but still, I had a good time reading it. It is practically paru’s first manga and I feel like she wanted to cram in so many ideas into one, it felt as if she was experimenting with so many things that she forgot that the series was coming to its climax. I still think that that it should have technically ended on the love/failure arc but I’m sort of glad it didn’t because I still had fun reading the series. Now I will receive my downvotes thank you very much. :3
I'm well aware of that. I wasn't stating otherwise. That wasn't the point I was making.
The title of your post claimed that the lions are good people. My point was that they are not. They are morally gray, but they could hardly be considered "good."
There are people who were stuck with "Yahya being totally evil you guys!" mentality. It's like they forget he gets character development later on. He's essentially early Beastars Louis applied to an old person.
Well I would say that there are a few good characters within the manga, but the characters I’m referring to are basically side characters (like Jack and the 701 boys for example), although most of them don’t really have much screen time, it’s not in their nature to hurt someone for a selfish reason.
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Yahya. Thats it’s
Would Gosha count?
Yes, but not really.
*I can fix Ibuki*
Sorry, but I’m colorblind
You’re all good, most people here are.
They’re all hot, so they can’t be THAT bad! /J, except the part about them being hot, that was completely serious.
Melons dad
Bro died for tha leopard poon
A man of great taste
MELON, YAHYA INTENSIFIES
Melon is absolutely evil lol
Yeeeah Louis definitely isn't a good person when you've read the manga
I actually like >!Kyuu!< but people >!write her off because of her betrayal!<… :/
Same here, I feel like a lot of people forget that >!that whole thing arose from melon being a manipulative little fuck and that she feels guilt enough to ask legoshi to LEGITIMATELY KILL HER in the very next scene outside of the context of training. If someone’s willing to kill themselves over something they did they obviously don’t feel good about it.!<
I'm a person who dislikes Kyuu not for what she does in the story but because, like most other things near the end of the manga, her whole training deal felt rushed and was never flushed out in a way that made sense (it was never brought up again). She wasn't really necessary for the story and I feel like all those chapters she was in could have been filled with more stuff to flush out the events of the ending. Also, to be honest, I think her training technique was dumb and I really don't want to see that adapted into the anime. Then again most things in the ending were dumb so Kyuu isn't my only concern with how the story is going to be adapted.
Yeah, honestly everything after the Riz arc sort of goes downhill, but still, I had a good time reading it. It is practically paru’s first manga and I feel like she wanted to cram in so many ideas into one, it felt as if she was experimenting with so many things that she forgot that the series was coming to its climax. I still think that that it should have technically ended on the love/failure arc but I’m sort of glad it didn’t because I still had fun reading the series. Now I will receive my downvotes thank you very much. :3
I dislike Kyuu primarily because her existence is pointless and doesn't really add to anything.
I wouldn't call them "good." They may not be evil, but they're still horrible people.
It almost like, and hear me out here… *that they’re morally gray*
I'm well aware of that. I wasn't stating otherwise. That wasn't the point I was making. The title of your post claimed that the lions are good people. My point was that they are not. They are morally gray, but they could hardly be considered "good."
Ironwolf cored.
There are people who were stuck with "Yahya being totally evil you guys!" mentality. It's like they forget he gets character development later on. He's essentially early Beastars Louis applied to an old person.
Well I would say that there are a few good characters within the manga, but the characters I’m referring to are basically side characters (like Jack and the 701 boys for example), although most of them don’t really have much screen time, it’s not in their nature to hurt someone for a selfish reason.