TheFoxsCloak

Originally Posted by AspiringShoulder

Originally Posted by Wolf Paladin

I mean technically Le Bête is a French word.

It just is a different one from La Bête.

La Bête = The Beast

Le Bête = The Stupid One

MANIFESTATION OF THE SIXTH TRIAL

THE DUMBASS OF GÉVAUDAN

LE BÊTE DU GÉVAUDAN

, THE MANEATER OF BANE​

Originally Posted by Comun

Originally Posted by L.H.S

I think his load can also be used as ammo to fuel Ayaka's glasses, functioning as a sort of machine, like Jinx from lol.

Oh, this random comment led me to an epiphany about Fake Ayaka's identity.

Spoiler:

When messing with Zelretch in volume 1, the finishing touch that lets Caubac secure his timeline is giving the intruder glasses. Zelretch asks why the glasses are important and Caubac says he doesn't know, that was simply the starting point back-calculated from his designated finish

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Originally Posted by Comun

Originally Posted by Paulie25

Ya know, quick question to JP speakers, back when Angra made the distinction between Revenge and Avenge, what did the words used in Japanese mean? I saw it was 逆襲 and 報復 with “Revenge” and “Avenge” in Katakana above each respective word but I wanna have a better understanding of it. Is it just a thing that Avenge is stronger than Revenge?

逆襲, which Nasu arbitrarily calls "Revenge", is striking back. Something precious gets taken away and you go on a completely

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Originally Posted by Comun

Originally Posted by Reverse_side98

What was the qualification to being a Pretender again? Pretending to be someone else while receiving full credit for the deeds under the impersonated persona?

If yes, was Cag pretending to be someone else or the joke is flying over my head?

Hero A exists and Hero B takes over his identity to accomplish his purposes. Look at our examples:
1) Oberon Vortigern: Faerie Britain's doomsday system titled Vortigern (B) summons itself wearing the skin of Pan-Human Heroic Spirit

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Originally Posted by Comun

There's an one-off mention in the latest El-Melloi novels saying that the main mechanism of Middle Eastern curses is reconstructing the caster's body instead of messing with the world outside like most other variants. Think something to effect of Western mages burning you by casting fireballs vs Middle Eastern mages burning by casting "my fist inflicts burn", I guess.