(L) Nanatsu no Taizai (The Seven Deadly Sins) [Manga]

[ImperialFlameGod8190]

Originally Posted by the one above all

I'm actually a bit more curious as to how he survived having his head cut off and then put it back on so causally.

Geera leaving Zael at home and not taking him sort of bugged me.

he's probably immortal like Ban

[marvelB]

Originally Posted by the one above all

I'm actually a bit more curious as to how he survived having his head cut off and then put it back on so causally.

Yeah, stuff like that is pretty much what convinced so many people (myself included) of Gowther not being a human, but some other artificial being like a homunculus/golem/automaton/etc. And coincidentally, that ALSO gives me stronger reason to make the Machine Banchou comparison!

[Ulic]

Originally Posted by the one above all

I'm actually a bit more curious as to how he survived having his head cut off and then put it back on so causally.

Geera leaving Zael at home and not taking him sort of bugged me.

I've heard in other places that Gowther's "lover" may actually be Geera, I'm not sure if someone mentioned it here as well. It would be really stupid and hypocritical of her to abandon her brother for Gowther after revealing Zael is the reason she endeavored to be someone he can be proud of.

[ImperialFlameGod8190]

Originally Posted by Yuukio

I've heard in other places that Gowther's "lover" may actually be Geera, I'm not sure if someone mentioned it here as well. It would be really stupid and hypocritical of her to abandon her brother for Gowther after revealing Zael is the reason she endeavored to be someone he can be proud of.

Yea we've mentioned it but it actually makes more logical sense then it should. Hear me out now

Its heavily implied that her father Dale was a disgraced Holy Knight (because of hendricksons experiments) so Geera became one to give her brother a person in his life to be proud of cause lets face it in that society if your father failed at something that big it would be easy to get bullied. Now Geera found out that her father was the monster that dawn's roar was sent to kill but it had to occur to her how was it hidden. We know that Gowther sacrificed his armor to protect Geera's dad until a solution presented himself. To Geera thats a big deal since he had no reason to and even moreso since the Holy Knights disgraced the sins. Thats why Gowther became her lover. He's also likely told her stories about her father that she never knew and all that.

[Ulic]

Originally Posted by ImperialFlameGod8190

Yea we've mentioned it but it actually makes more logical sense then it should. Hear me out now

Its heavily implied that her father Dale was a disgraced Holy Knight (because of hendricksons experiments) so Geera became one to give her brother a person in his life to be proud of cause lets face it in that society if your father failed at something that big it would be easy to get bullied. Now Geera found out that her father was the monster that dawn's roar was sent to kill but it had to occur to her how was it hidden. We know that Gowther sacrificed his armor to protect Geera's dad until a solution presented himself. To Geera thats a big deal since he had no reason to and even moreso since the Holy Knights disgraced the sins. Thats why Gowther became her lover. He's also likely told her stories about her father that she never knew and all that.

I only vaguely remember Geera learning that the monster was her father, but I don't remember exactly when it happened in the manga. How did she find out Gowther was involved?

And still, if what you say is true, I don't see how that justifies leaving her brother out of it during the festivities. That kind of reminiscing between her and Gowther could've just as easily taken place at any other time.

[Breimoon]

Her brother died and Gowther is replacing him :P (just kidding)

[Slayerx]

Originally Posted by Yuukio

I've heard in other places that Gowther's "lover" may actually be Geera, I'm not sure if someone mentioned it here as well. It would be really stupid and hypocritical of her to abandon her brother for Gowther after revealing Zael is the reason she endeavored to be someone he can be proud of.

Ya, if you go back a chapter or two its heavily implied. When Jericho asked how Geera kept from transforming into a monster, she said it was the bond of love. Jericho thought for a second she meant her little brother but then looked up to see Geera waving to Gowther with a very sly smile

A geera wouldn't have to abandon anyone... Just because Gowtheris going on a new adventure, that doesn't mean she has to tag along.

[ImperialFlameGod8190]

Originally Posted by Yuukio

I only vaguely remember Geera learning that the monster was her father, but I don't remember exactly when it happened in the manga. How did she find out Gowther was involved?

And still, if what you say is true, I don't see how that justifies leaving her brother out of it during the festivities. That kind of reminiscing between her and Gowther could've just as easily taken place at any other time.

Jericho decided to sneak a peak and noticed the sins fighting the monster after they left she grabbed a pendant (which belonged to Geera's dad). As for Gowthers involvement. If she saw the sins fight it off she also saw the monster being revealed and gowther explaining about how its his armor that sealed the monster so she told geera the full story.

Would u want your sibling to be around when ur with a lover (especially if you arent gonna see them for a while)

[The_Codfish]

Originally Posted by Yuukio

I've heard in other places that Gowther's "lover" may actually be Geera, I'm not sure if someone mentioned it here as well. It would be really stupid and hypocritical of her to abandon her brother for Gowther after revealing Zael is the reason she endeavored to be someone he can be proud of.

I'm not sure how you could have missed that with how blatantly Guila was referring to Gowther having saved her with the power of love. Or the panel of Gowther caressing Guila.

[FlareKnight]

I kind of wonder what the plan for Ban's journey is going to be. I kind of feel it goes a couple ways. He either finds some method of reviving Elaine or gives up his immortality. Of course I don't discount it kind of being both with the price of reviving her being his immortality. Either way that takes care of this eternal hell he finds himself in.

It really is something just how deep that loss is for Ban. After the possibility of reviving Elaine was brought up during this last big arc, it seems now some hope is back with him. If there is one way to do it then there is probably others. And possibly methods that don't require him to kill his captain.

[marvelB]

Chinese chapter's been out for a while, now:

Spoiler for 104:

Long story short, despite what Ban said about going solo, he ends up being accompanied by King. Interestingly, they also get yet another travel companion in the form of Jericho when she tries to make a sneak attack on them, heh. Surprisingly, it's not long before the group reach the fairy forest. When they arrive, they see a few fairies there.... who are clearly angry at King (not surprising, since he essentially abandoned them). On the other hand, the fairies gladly welcome Ban to their home, thanks to his relationship with Elaine....

[ImperialFlameGod8190]

Originally Posted by marvelB

Chinese chapter's been out for a while, now:

Spoiler for 104:

Long story short, despite what Ban said about going solo, he ends up being accompanied by King. Interestingly, they also get yet another travel companion in the form of Jericho when she tries to make a sneak attack on them, heh. Surprisingly, it's not long before the group reach the fairy forest. When they arrive, they see a few fairies there.... who are clearly angry at King (not surprising, since he essentially abandoned them). On the other hand, the fairies gladly welcome Ban to their home, thanks to his relationship with Elaine....

thats disappointing

[dniv]

Originally Posted by marvelB

Chinese chapter's been out for a while, now:

Spoiler for 104:

Long story short, despite what Ban said about going solo, he ends up being accompanied by King. Interestingly, they also get yet another travel companion in the form of Jericho when she tries to make a sneak attack on them, heh. Surprisingly, it's not long before the group reach the fairy forest. When they arrive, they see a few fairies there.... who are clearly angry at King (not surprising, since he essentially abandoned them). On the other hand, the fairies gladly welcome Ban to their home, thanks to his relationship with Elaine....

I actually find this chapter interesting.

[The_Codfish]

Chapter has been translated.

Spoiler:

All hail the Fairy King.

[ImperialFlameGod8190]

Originally Posted by The_Codfish

Chapter has been translated.

Spoiler:

All hail the Fairy King.

Spoiler for chapter:

haha that moment made the chapter and this may get fun.

[Kafriel]

Talk about a PLOT TWIST!

[Randrak42]

Oh that...that sucks big time for King, seriously! What is with this manga recently and bringing up things that leave a bad taste in my mouth? First Hawk magically comes back to life (still waiting and a damn good explanation), then Gowther seduces Geera and whatever he's doing even made her ignore her little brother and now King finds out everyone hates him and Ban (his friend/rival) was given his title.

Really now, on the one hand this can be some interesting developments but on the other some of these developments have started by breaking my heart (Geera's brother and King's faces) and I don't like this feeling. They don't deserve this...hell, poor King left because he was saving his friend, ended up spending centuries years with memory loss and when he regained his memories he was arrested after killing his best friend who had gone made with vengeance. Now this? What the hell? This is so infuriating...

Also, I love Ban...I really do but his personality is too much sometimes.

[FlareKnight]

All hail Fairy King Ban .

Well it's certainly not like Ban didn't warn King ahead of time that this might not be a good idea for him to come along. Not surprising that the Faeries are pissed at King and consider him a traitor. From their perspective he abandoned them for several hundred years, Elaine died, and it was this 'human' who helped the forest begin its revival. It sucks for King, but it's not that surprising that this happened.

It's a chance at redemption anyways for King if he can regain the trust of his people once again.

What I really wonder about is what Ban's goal is in coming all the way out there. I can't imagine he came to just hang out in a forest and 'rule' there.

Jericho is also taking this stalking thing to an extreme level. Might as well get over the fact that she's without power and just find her own path forward.

[Randrak42]

No...what pisses me off about Ban wasn't that he didn't warn King (well, a little but it's Ban, should expect much from him) but that he didn't tell King about the forest, even if he was branded a traitor he had a right to know. That was a shitty move from Ban.

[Homura7]

Why should he have told him? Even if Ban had told King about the forest it would only have served to speed up his bitter return to home. King's pet, Oslo, also knew the forest had been revived (you can tell it through how it turns its head when King asks Oslo if what Ban said is true or not), but chose to not tell King to spare him this all around harsh welcome.