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Maybe I'm a dummy but I didn't catch on that he was the king until this episode.
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Nina is such a good girl.
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Jun 3, 2017 00:53
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StarMinstrel posted:Nah: Nina is Bahamut reborn, from a clean slate. A virgin soul, if you will. Alternatively, Nina is able to transform into a dragon only because she has a virgin soul.
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Caphi posted:The question is why he had to go to the trouble of antagonizing the gods and oppressing the demons to free and kill Bahamut sooner instead of, like, taking more time to do basically anything else e.g. maybe finding ways that do not require war and war crimes. Bahamut's not going anywhere until he breaks free. The entire plan seems to be made to execute the kill ASAP but for no seeming advantage re: the actual goal (whether you consider war with the gods a side benefit or a side problem is separate). if we assume Bahamut would take a similar time to revive as he did last time we could be talking about hundreds or thousands of years. He wants revenge for it killing his mother and he'll be long dead if you wait for it to revive normally.
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