It looks difficult to draw.

>>5

They aren’t even using a crest.

Although it is unfinished, the old man’s status is different as he maintained his form with a counter to the critical strike by activating the emblem.

>>6

I think Rahart is the coolest.

Well, I can deflect weakness spells, I won’t lose in terms of power, and with my tough armor, I think I can also deflect the Sky Shattering Slash, so I probably won’t lose.

The original design is so nice that it’s hard to remember.

For now, it’s the highest combat power of the Shadow Mage Corps.

Except for the leader Mistburn.

Dummy armor

Compared to the other commanders, one person exited quite early.

You came out just to be cut by the completed Avan Stlash, right?

Once Zard is gone, it’s no longer Freizard…

>>19

I seriously had no memory of it.

What kind of armor is it again…?

>>31

Armor made of the same material as the enchanted sword.

>>36

Looks strong!

>>31

The magic sword and magic spear of armor repel magic with the same metal.

When Oniwa Castle attacked, it appeared as a high-ranking mob and Hyunkel destroyed it.

Accurately earning Mistburn Point Minus.

Once you lose the icy calmness and detachment, it’s already over…

>>21

Was it that the core was broken by the Sky Splitting Slash, and couldn’t be combined, resulting in a separation state of ice, which was then erased by Pop’s Begirama?

I probably liked the flashy personality of Freizard, so I extended a helping hand, but it seemed to rot instantly.

The magic spear of armor was cooler at first.

It feels like the only focus on Freizard is that he likes to win rather than just competing.

Even though I’ve properly given him the magic-resistant armor and he’s saying this himself…

If it was going to be even more amazing after losing, then I shouldn’t have lost! That’s why it’s no good.

Trample

It’s nice that I’m falling just like my parents.

(You’re feeling good with a body you got from someone else…)

(Oh… but is that me…?)

>>33

Since the preliminary match is particularly intense, Balran is banned.

I think it’s uncool because I was immediately defeated in the battle against Dai without having any good moments.

I think the design of this armor itself is cool.

I ended up looking like an American football player.

If it had been fire that died first instead of ice, would things have been different?

In the state of the image, there is a flaw where casting fire magic causes flames to burst from the eyes due to nowhere for the fire to escape.

Finger Flare Bombs were properly passed down in a pop manner.

>>46

They said it was banned because it shortens life, so don’t use it anymore.

The metal of the enchanted sword! Isn’t it the metal of the enchanted sword!

>>47

I thought it would be nice if the old man could equip it, but in the later stages, he’d easily get completely destroyed.

>>49

Is there armor that can withstand an environment where lumps of orichalcum are attacking?

If it was at the very last moment to defeat [someone], would they have used finger medra bombs or something?

It looks uncool, but I like the thug vibe of the dialogue.

The old man’s great axe quickly became worn out, huh…

>>52

One shot from the Stellar Emperor’s Sword will shatter it into a thousand pieces.

Orichalcum also wears out quickly.

A world where materials can no longer keep up with the users.

A somewhat sturdy armor with spell resistance that nullifies all the original strengths, making it difficult to handle two-attribute spells and complex dismantling.

It was quite careless to deal a fatal blow to the old man even though it’s unfinished.

If the Avan-Style Sword Killing Technique wasn’t completed, it would be strong.

It’s just that it was completed in this battle…

>>54

Later on, Hyunkel will tear them apart with his Earth Splitter and Sea Roar, and then shatter them into pieces with his Bloody Scryde.

It gives off too much of a mid-boss vibe that’s not important enough to be a named character.

Including the later appearance of the armored legion.

From Freiza’s perspective, the power increase is probably real, and isn’t it too strong for a mass-produced type?

Pop’s finger flare bombs, while imperfect, are capable of casting three or more spells simultaneously, which surprised the master a bit.

It’s a type of monster that can be used because of its nature, so don’t mimic and use something that’s close to forbidden magic.

>>61

There’s probably no need to use the strongest spells compared to experienced people like the old woman who juggles multiple Mera-level spells at the same time or Mr. Fobster.

>>61

It’s strange that he hasn’t even seen the actual launch.

>>61

What’s impressive is that it’s being recreated to a certain extent just by hearing about it from others.

I was thinking, can’t you shoot five Medoroas like the Finger Flare Bombs? But if you did that, a human would become a wreck in one hit.

>>62

The key to that is controlling it and making it spark, so the number itself is a trivial matter.

The scale of output can be as freely adjustable as the size of carving a rock mountain to the point of fitting through the body of Sigma.

>>62

Is there any meaning in casting the disappearance spell in small doses?

Even at the final pop, about three Medoroa spells is the MP limit.

>>71

No matter how small the Fire and Ice spells are, if they are of equal amount, a small Medoroa can be formed…

There are those who made it happen…

I think a small-scale five consecutive Medoroa would be an amazing technique.

Medroa surprisingly consumes a lot of MP, but most of the ultimate spells are quite heavy.

Although it is an afterthought, it feels more like it requires careful control and that it wears on my mind.

>>67

The failed Medroa in the first battle of the Royal Guard seems to be at the preparation stage, so it doesn’t look too exhausting, but is it the type that has a significant recoil after being fired?

Mist is so annoying.

Mist’s attitude towards Freizard’s end is partly because of the defeat, but I wonder if he felt uncomfortable seeing someone who risks their life and goes all out acting cocky with borrowed power.

Once it learns Medoroa, it seems like this guy’s main body will also change to the next form.

Well then, that’s fine…

I mean, strategically speaking, it would be foolish to lose after making it this far!

The final pop has enough MP for several decent wizards.

Medoroa doesn’t have very good fuel efficiency.

>>75

Based on the teacher’s assessment of recovery with feathers, is it about right that a general magician needs roughly 100 MP?

It’s a different manga + series, but in Soula, it’s said that Medoroa isn’t a spell that can be cast alone.

If you lose, you’re an idiot. The time when the Demon Rock Castle moves is the most dangerous.

Is it true that magic doesn’t work like the magic sword of armor? The strongest armor.

>>80

It doesn’t work.

Regardless of the contents, it’s an amazing armor that’s also being mass-produced.

Because there was no substance, it was easily conquered.

With just 3, the MP recovery from the prayer ring is negligible, and it’s an environment where you can’t manage without something like an elf’s potion.

I kind of like it because it looks like football armor, but I can understand why it has a bad reputation.

>>82

Because there really isn’t anything good in the actual combat depiction…

Everyone except for Baran is here, so it’s almost a reunion of the Demon Lord’s army.

If you only want to trigger a annihilation reaction, one regular Mera and one regular Hyado will be enough…

>>84

If you make it react with exactly the same output, you can do it remotely too.

It’s crazy that there are people who can do it.

>>101

The master, who has discerned the power of the opponent’s fire-type attack and is using ice-type attacks for a self-destructive strategy, is quite determined and it’s intense.

A feather that can recover about one dollar aura’s worth.

>>85

I think it was a bug technique that allowed repeated use just from MP recovery because it actually had two original dragon fighting spirits with that double dragon pattern.

In the game, can you still only use Medoroa solo in just 10?

>>86

How was the Sword God treated?

>>100

Did I meet the Sword God…? Wasn’t that the Big Bang?

Well, in the world of Dai, it’s strange that only Matrif and Pop can perform simultaneous control of different spells.

>>87

Well, this has a really wide range, and I think there are parts where the amount of magical power that can be contained is exaggerated.

Most people either evade or wear their fighting spirit, so they tend to focus on partial armor or prioritize mobility.

The old man can be hit unilaterally, so his power is really amazing, and I think it would have been bad if the Avant Strike hadn’t been completed.

I think this appearance isn’t bad either, just because the original design is so divine.

The form of the thread image is actually strong.

Da, who had grasped the essence of the techniques of the sky and realized the completion of the Avan Strash, became even stronger.

The control part probably uses a lot of magical power…

>>94

It’s unreasonable to cast two spells at the same time in the first place.

The ultra-magic zombie that came out in a similar flow was incredibly strong.

Since Magma Flame is also used by Hadlar, if I hadn’t let my guard down and had fought to my fullest, I probably wouldn’t have lost so disgracefully.

The one who can’t withstand it first is the one who gives in to the ground in a strength battle with an old man…

Maintaining a spark in a bow shape is probably quite difficult.

>>103

Originally, it should have instantly disappeared the moment it sparked, but it’s being restrained.

Ah, I see, pretending to be strong with a borrowed body is the worst trap for Mist.

Of course, it would be ground after being stepped on.

In the world of Dai, it’s not that amazing if magic doesn’t work.

>>106

It’s only because it’s a double party that I can handle it, but originally it’s that amazing…

The same type that entered Demon Eye Castle was Hyunkel, and he was taken down instantly.

I wonder if they could have defeated him if Crocodine and Hyunkel had been at their best.

>>108

Isn’t it simply that the level has risen since then?

>>115

There’s a bit of confusion due to Ron’s evaluation of Sword Hunkel being better than Spear Hunkel.

To react Mera and Hyado with exactly the same output is

It seems more stable to think creatively with mechanical technology rather than doing it manually.

At that time, Hyunkel had just used Grand Cruz.

The installed Medoroa wasn’t taught by my master, you know.

>>113

It’s impossible for Pop to instantly replicate the exact power of someone else’s spell just by seeing through it.

The sense of Matrif is crazy.

It seems that there aren’t many people who can directly channel their fighting spirit into their weapons, so it’s really tough when magic doesn’t work…

>>114

Because it’s sturdy, Bugio is not very effective.

Mera Hiya is invalid.

Dain is a person who can be temperamental.

It’s too much like a crap armor.

The Medoroa is in the one with the Sword God, not the Sword.

It seems that you can repel Freyzard with Nova.

>>117

I might end up stuck as my level increases…

It seems that even the normal Medoroa, Gundadia was unable to perform no matter how many times it was tried.

It seems that only something like Matrif can truly be synthesized remotely.

Nova is quite a top tier because they can use fighting spirit swords and high-level spells.

>>122

Just being a hero who can move through space with Rura or Toberura makes you quite elite in that world.

The super magic zombie of Zaboera is somewhat of an armor, if you could call it that…

I never had the opportunity to use it, but Pop didn’t use Mahyado until the very end.