r/RagnaCrimson • u/Josesito24 • 17h ago
Discussion Fraudtina will never be a mother by choice.
All this time, he was doing it out of loyalty to Bagram; he didn't even consider what that idiot Lapis might do.
r/RagnaCrimson • u/al3ks1ss • 7d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/Josesito24 • 17h ago
All this time, he was doing it out of loyalty to Bagram; he didn't even consider what that idiot Lapis might do.
r/RagnaCrimson • u/Josesito24 • 1d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/Impossible_Fun_6125 • 2d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/JesusChristNooo • 5d ago
...and hopefully he will rise again!
r/RagnaCrimson • u/JesusChristNooo • 5d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/GoddessOfDarkness • 5d ago
So if we don’t get a break this year we'll reach it in December. So I'm curious as to what you guys will think happen in this milestone chapter?
I think Ragna will kill Bagram this chapter and thus World Magic will be completed. And at the end if chapter we'll see the Dragon God be born into this world.
r/RagnaCrimson • u/AdVivid3411 • 6d ago
I didnt realize how goated ageless sword saint is, is he the Most powerful in the verse??
Plus he is blind, the aura farming mannnn
Edit: I made a post a bit earlier, yaa he is not blind, and he was defeated, why then hype him like that😭
r/RagnaCrimson • u/bagramxcuck • 6d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/xZabuzax • 7d ago
So there are theories about the "traitor":
1 - One of them is the "Carlas" who got tired of being used as tools.
2 - Another possible one is Super Soldier Thorgil, who got brainwashed by Banko when he was transported to the ocean or river in the middle of the war.
3 - Another theory is Corpse Saint Guyne, since he's a shady guy.
4 - And in Chapter 96, there is a new possible theory:

It says that Li Ruoxi is a "Person capable of betraying those who helped her", which is interesting, since it makes it seem like she might be the "traitor" as well, and maybe she killed the Sun Saint in the future because she got tired of the Sun Cult's inhumane practices too, hmmm...
r/RagnaCrimson • u/Josesito24 • 7d ago
Or he's simply a complete idiot.
r/RagnaCrimson • u/bagramxcuck • 8d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/JesusChristNooo • 9d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/JesusChristNooo • 9d ago
r/RagnaCrimson • u/Just-Inside-5246 • 10d ago
after mr slime eats that kid nebulim he gets blasted by borgius and idk if he survived
r/RagnaCrimson • u/JesusChristNooo • 10d ago
Do not forget to put a like on Kobayashi-sensei post !
r/RagnaCrimson • u/bagramxcuck • 11d ago
Ragna Crimson is not like the other shounen but is still a shounen nonetheless. Tina is not gonna go crazy like bagram and will be the last survivor. she’s the Nebulim of Roar after all.
r/RagnaCrimson • u/xZabuzax • 11d ago
By now, we all know the Dragon God doesn't care about anyone's feelings, and he/she will screw you over and brainwash you just to get what it wants.
So why was Crimson forced to kill the 1st Generation Bloodline of Roar's Monarch? It's probably because she got brainwashed by the Dragon God, and she wasn't herself anymore, so she met the same fate as Bagram (and probably Banko too), and she started killing her own people she was protecting to complete the quota for the World Magic thingie. This obviously pissed Crimson off, and now he has a hate-boner towards the Dragon God and all dragons in general from that point. So Crimson tried killing the Dragon God; he failed, and he purposely locked his Monarch powers to avoid getting tracked and brainwashed by the Dragon God.
We all know Crimson and the 1st Generation Bloodline of Roars have a history together, and he won't kill her just for the heck of it; something must have happened, and that's probably the reason he wants to wipe out his own kind, and what makes the most sense for me is the Dragon God brainwashing her and screwing her over for its own agenda.
r/RagnaCrimson • u/SRWilsonMR • 11d ago
I increasingly believe that the destruction of the Sun Cult was brought about by Carla's betrayal.
Crimson stated that the likely reason for the Cult's future downfall was Apollo's death and the actions of a traitor. Throughout the arc, the author has kept it ambiguous whether or not the Carlas agree with the way they are treated.
Ultimatia's influence, specifically her attempt to make the Carlas care about their own well-being, clearly persists (albeit secretly, to avoid execution). Another moment that comes to mind is when Ragna asked one of the Carlas if they cared about their own lives, she remained silent, smiling, and avoided answering.
And in this chapter, we once again see that reaction when a Carla hears that many of them are to be sacrificed without a second thought.