Another point might be naming a monster takes a huge amount of mana/energy most namers can't afford if the monster they want to name already is powerful.
Rimuru already is off the charts in that category, as he can name some monsters that are considered rare/exceptional already.
All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening. And then: Golf.
This is the downside I was thinking of.Originally Posted by David75
Agreed. Rimuru is like a pile of mana. Other monsters don't even have the mana pool to name a monster worth naming.
Peace.
And if they drain their mana like Rimuru did, some random hostile monster can easily dispatch of them. Rimuru was lucky to be surrounded by allies when he fainted.
Peace.
It wasn't really luck, though.
Luck is in the fact that when he is out cold, no threat is coming.
When he named the goblins, a Milim or an Orc attack would've been a major problem for example.
All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening. And then: Golf.
Incidents like that don't happen every day. Luck would have been a real factor if he had passed out in the wilderness. Instead, he fainted among friendly folks, who would obviously look after him.
Except he didn't know he would faint. He was lucky it happened the way it did because so many bad things could've happened when he was out cold.
Peace.
He was out for 3 days, it's a very long time. He was lucky everyone around was still fearing Veldora.
But some groups were already lurking around since Veldora's aura had disapeared for quite a long time already.
Plot armor works well.
All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening. And then: Golf.
Rimuru himself put out Veladora's aura for some time. He learned to suppress it later, and only completely hides both Veladora and his own substantial aura now thanks to Shizu's mask.
Yet, Milim could still sense it. Down to pinpoint accuracy.
Episode 18
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That Carrion's underling guy was so stupid it's a good thing he personally got rid of himself, but it's a pity he had to do it in a way that inconveniences others. A rope and a sturdy tree branch would have been enough for him.
Rimuru needs to do something about those clown folks that just keep coming back to the Jura forest, causing trouble. He ought to burn down their circus tents once to see if that kept them in check for a while.
Yeah, this was a pretty boring episode.
I think maybe demons are just stupid...
EP19:
underwhelming...and once again extremely convenient
Yeah, this anime's ultimate failure will be it's unwillingness to show real conflict. Everything resolves itself with a Disney-esque happy end of sorts, and quickly so.
Really frustrating, because it's a goodshow otherwise.
What happened? I'm not actually watching because I'm waiting for the part I haven't read yet.
Peace.
Milim did a One-Punch.
I just want to check because it wasn't clear, Great Sage said basically said that Rimuru at Charybdis' core off screen and it was being analyzed right?
Seems like the powerup he'd get from that should help him catch up to Milim.
I think the bigger issue is the other demon lord ALSO being totally cool and not a threat.
I love doing that. All I really want to do is build my base and max out my tech tree!
This show is like playing one of those historical/fantasy city building/minor defense games on Easy/Casual mode.
Episode 21
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They really chose the merchant a criminal voice. He sounds like some nasty lesser villain boss.
I bet many teachers in real life would be happy if they could have a huge dog in the classroom to keep the modern unruly children in check. And also the monster parents.
I'm quite happy with Rimuru going away from his previous gang to do some teaching and adventuring. It's refreshing to not have him died up in too much politics and just have him discover the world a bit.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
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