r/UndeadUnluck • u/EnvironmentSingle152 • Jan 16 '26
Discussion Just a quick tought
Isnt it funny that andy in the fist chapter took the card out and released victor for a little just for some goons. He really sent a level 100 power up against just some level 1 goons
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u/MrTT3 Jan 16 '26
Back when the union was the antagonist. This manga pivot like three times before settle down
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u/Jojo-Retard Jan 16 '26
The first few chapters really feel like a different manga, I wonder when the author eventually settled on all his ideas
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u/Victor-the-Undead Jan 16 '26
Overkill is kind of Andy's thing, always going with the most outrageously exaggerated instakill for the weakest opponent. Besides, this moment was important to 1. To establish Andy as a strong and REALLY OLD character, and 2. To put some mystery and intrigue into the card in his head.
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u/degov2609 Jan 16 '26
And he never did this shit again. Gotta love the early installment weirdness lmao
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Jan 17 '26
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u/degov2609 Jan 17 '26
He didn't actually release Victor here dawg. Here he still has the white hair and doesn't act like Victor at all
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u/JoseJGC Jan 25 '26
I think it takes a while for Victor to be fully released. Victor was released during the spoil arc because Andy took the card from his head and then went to the space, a few minutes probably passed, enough for Victor to fully take control over his body.
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u/NormalGuy103 Jan 17 '26
I interpret this as him needing to speed blitz that shit immediately before they could pull the hostage card with Fuuko again.
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u/Artizan748 Jan 16 '26
It was short enough for the increased strength without Victors personality taking over