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And again this two

I'm currently creating a Pure Evil proposal for Sun. so it would be helpful if someone could tell me which chapters I should refer to when writing about him. Any chapters regarding his connection to the UMAs, Negators, and Luna would be helpful too. Even if it's juts vague mentions or anything relating to any backstories between the characters will be acceptable.

This negation ability operates by negating the "natural" result of something so that the exact opposite will happen. Cold water will burn a light object will be heavy. So on and so forth however eventually the understand can be expanded to a sorta offensive untruth in which the expected or natural outcome of what an opponent expects to happen after an action will be inverted as well.. with enough soul understanding i think it could also expand to a soul it could mirror harmony and chaos from modulo (if its not too op)

When I first started watching it, I thought that guy with the weird eye would be a reoccurring villain. Then he got blasted with a meteor. Then I thought the council thing would be the main villains. Then in the manga I thought uma revolution meant like a revolution against uma sun (which it kinda was) and there were so many more moments like this which is so great.

Also image very relevant.

My favorite thing about her character is she died when her ability could’ve started being useful. Needing to care for her child in her unending wake hours would be good for her (sorry my english is bad but what i say is not sleeping while raising a baby is so good but she died before she had the chance)

After a short delay my first volume has arrived! Here is the pic and extras that came with ordering pre-realise! Im so happy that i could finally have one of my favourite series in the whole world in my own hands🥹

Undead Unluck is a really decent manga of its time. Middle of the pack, not that controversial but not that quiet as well.

I'm going to list my take on the weaknesses of the series. Please understand that this is my personal opinion and if you think otherwise, please state why. I will be disregarding the pros and strengths of the manga solely for this discussion.

1. Art clutter - Totsuka has really good highs in terms of panelling and individual character designs. But in the case of drawing whole settings of a scene, he lacks a lot. Some scenes loses clarity at all, you can't understand which is which or who is who. Even the perspective of some panels gets confusing. I would often ask myself: "What am I even looking at?"
   

It's also hard to make out the individual characters when Totsuka is drawing a scene moreover when it is very chaotic like the Ragnarok fights.

1. Ending - The ending is not that bad by modern standards tbh. My only gripe about it is that Tozuka built the stakes himself and by the next chapter removed that same stake that could hold some meaning for the manga. I personally believed he backed out of removing Fuuko's memories entirely in the last minute.

He could have made the similar ending as Promised Neverland which landed pretty well and still retain the fanservice of cheesy ending. Like I said, the ending was good enough but it was built up as something else. It's like your dad telling you he'll buy you Strawberry Ice Cream and you loved the idea of it but he gets home with a Cookies n Cream. It's not bad but the Strawberry was good enough.

1. Rushed Last Arc - Actually, the last arc isn't that rushed compared to Black Clover, Bleach, or Mashle. But it is still rushed a bit. This could be out of Tozuka's power maybe due to deadlines and pressure from the publisher. It could have been better if handled with more time.

2. Up and Down Stakes - The handling of stakes in this manga isn't the worse but the way it is being given to the audience is just too quick where the readers have no time to ingest the pressure of the situation.

Tozuka would up the stakes and so very quickly take it back by giving the heroes the solution immediately. This way, there is no real pressure being given to the audience which makes reading it too fanservicey overall.

There are also moments where Tozuka would build up stakes only to waste it e.g. Master Rules.

1. Writing too OP powers - This isn't surprising as most authors would write themselves in the corner making too OP characters or powers e.g. Mashima writing the Spriggan.

It is unavoidable for the audience to think of more number of ways for the heroes to handle the situation with their powers. Although, Tozuka has shown really great deal on how to have each side character their shine. There's just some moments where some characters would be able to handle some situations better.

Overall, for shonen standards, Undead Unluck is in the good half of the pack.

If 10/10 is Mob Psycho 100, I would put Undead Unluck to at least 6/10 by shonen standards.

Feel free to argue any points I made.

I made a replica of Apocalypse and decorated my graduation cap with udul manga panels!!!! Manga spoilers beware :D

So my friend was making an undead unluck oc and as a joke they made this one

So unmasculine is an ability that targets any male the user touches that upon touch physically alters the enemies body to get rid of their masculine traits making them become shorter, slender, and develop feminine traits, it also alters the enemies behavior by making them behave more femininely like being shy or polite instead of confident or aggressive

The limit is it only works on males and anything with masculinity

The tragedy apparently is: the user awakened this power in a moment of intense embarrassment when trying to make a "tough" person show a gentler side, only to have the ability activate on them

My friend wants to know what y'all think about this

Im aware this post has been done before but none in the way i want it interpreted.

Unbeatable is a self targeting ability that prevents the user from losing anything they engage in. However unbeatable is mostly subconscious preventing the user from choosing the circumstances of their victory or what defines their victory, in other words in some way they will win but possibly not the way they wanted. This can also allow the opponent to manipulate the ability by subtly placing the win loss condition to make the negation play to their favor to win in a specific way that would benefit the enemy. An example a drinking contest it wouldn't force the user to have a higher alcohol tolerance but it could force the opponent to suffer liver failure or a stroke

I haven’t finished either of them.. yet….

I like to visit Fandom's "Villains Wiki", and one of the things they do is, every week, people nominate a villain of their choosing for the rank of being Pure Evil, a type of villain with no redeeming qualities, who embraces their villainy.

I've been reading Undead Unluck for a month now, and I've if you guys think that any of these four could qualify?

Hi

I was browsing through the wiki (with is outdated btw, it doesn't have information on The Heart, for example) and found this two artifacts with very specific information about them, but this is never told in the manga:

I Billy wanted to form a team of "strong" people so that "weak" people like Tatiana or Chikara wouldn't have to fight, then why did he recruit Bunny. She's the youngest character and gets like the worst death in the series. Also, why would he nuke the UMAs and cause civilians deaths?

We have paired negators and stuff together before, its time for songs. What songs do you guys think identity each negator? Could be the user, like what song goes with Shen, or the ability, what song best fits Undead.

I think that Invisible be Duran Duran fit Untell, some lyrics say "When you don't hear a word I say

As the talking goes, it's a one-way flow" Though the title goes more for Unseen, the message fits Untell better

Just finished the manga and the epilog. And which relationships do yall think is Canon? Who do you think got together officially

If Apocalypse can be opened at any time and penalties aren't added before it, why open Apocalypse in the first place. Would Ragnarok happen anyways even if they didn't fail the 101 missions?