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Originally Posted by Chris38
That's correct, Tsukune was also against the idea of polygamy.
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Good. So i do remember right.
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On the Kurumu issue, I think that Ikeda is slowly starting to resolve that issue as well, I'm talking about one of Kurumu's last sentences, before she passed out - that living for the sake of love is supposed to be everything to someone like me... , which at least to me, might imply that there exists a way for a Succubus to live, without love - or at least Ikeda might trying to build up hints toward that outcome...
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Mind you this is only my theory . Maybe the key is in the sentece itself? She say......
living for the sake of love is supposed to be everything to someone like me...
If i remember right people say ...when you really love a person you ready to let that person go for her/his happiness.Maybe this is what the author have in mind,make Kurumu give up on Tsukune for his Happiness because her love toward him?(please don't take this a something i want...it just something that i think possible.)