Obtained Mark - Main. King of Fear (cont.)
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9. This system is willing to call you the strongest! — One of the famous lines from Naruto.
In fact, Madara Uchiha spoke these words sincerely, and the system also spoke these words sincerely.
He had met many people in the past, but he rarely saw anyone operate the system so smoothly after it was awakened.
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10. Nighttime Gale – No need to explain, those who understand will understand, and those who don't don't need to understand.
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11. Are all the young people in Schicksal nowadays monsters? — A famous line from the Gundam series, an exclamation sentence that can be used anytime.
It doesn't have any special meaning; it's just that if a meme is relevant, it's used.
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12. You Jump, I Jump – A line from Titanic.
Although it might be translated as "following each other through life and death" or "sharing life and death," Lin Yu really didn't intend to die. As mentioned before, he was a top student. With the basic formulas still in mind, he calculated the floor height before jumping, and with the help of the Cosmic Phantom, he really wouldn't be hurt.
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13. You... are going a bit too far—a reference to the game "Martial God 300".
Of course it's not a famous line; the one the Great Shark Heavenly King said in that meme isn't that line.
However, it became so popular that most people have basically forgotten what he originally said.
This fact proves that whether a meme exists in the original work or not is not important. Once everyone has been influenced by the "meme weapon," even if you haven't said it, you will be regarded as a typical representative who has said it.
In addition, Kiana really felt that Lin Yu was too extreme, jumping off a building more than 100 meters high, which is something that a normal person would not do.
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14. Trust Bishop Otto – from Kamen Rider Geats.
This line was originally spoken by the protagonist, Ukiyo Hidetoshi, but due to various plot developments, it has now become so popular that saying "believe in **" will bring a knowing smile to anyone who has seen the story.
The idea of trusting someone who shouldn't be trusted is used in storylines where something actually goes wrong. In my opinion, Otto is someone you really can't trust.
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15. Can you calm down a bit? — A line from Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha.
Of course, when she said those words, it seemed at first glance that Nanoha was just trying to calm Anna down, but then Nanoha fired two super-powerful magic bullets, which blasted Anna into a daze and made her fall to the ground.
In the context of the story, Lin Yu was genuinely getting impatient, and if Kiana continued to cause trouble, he might actually consider taking action.
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16. I'm not an amateur, I'm a professional. —A line from Sagara, the real estate agent in Full Metal Panic!
And it was actually true. At the time, the heroine, Kaname Chidori, thought that Sagara was a military enthusiast, but later Kaname Chidori discovered that he was actually a super soldier.
Returning to the storyline, although Lin Yu has actually forgotten his memories, he is well-trained and has some special abilities, so saying this to Kiana is perfectly fine for him.
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17. Didn't I kill my mother? — This actually has no source.
However, I watched a video posted by a YouTuber I follow who is a fan of the Mi-style (rice-themed) content. In the video, someone cosplayed a character and said this line, which left a deep impression on me.
The character that person was cosplaying was Eren Yeager.
That's why this quote that impressed me so much appeared in this book.
Simple One-Picture Debunking Version
This version includes visual evidence, making it suitable for readers who prefer images over lengthy text for a quick overview.
If you're interested, you can check out the research by UP Kira on the Pink App.
Shenzhou is not subject to Schicksal! How has Shenzhou protected itself for 500 years?
I'm debunking this video because I saw part of the content on the uploader's site and realized how outrageous some people's rumors can be.
1. Rumor - The Honkai Impact 3rd worldview does not have a soul.
Souls do exist. Just because Otto doesn't believe it doesn't mean Otto's words are the setting. Besides, the game itself has a soul awakening system. Anyone who says there are no souls should read the story. The image below is from the narration of the Twilight of the Fool arc.
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Rumor - There was no truth to the story of Siegfried touching Valkyrie's buttocks.
This rumor is actually quite unusual.
First of all, the latest version of the setting in everyone's eyes should be ' Siegfried is a good family man, and the story about touching the butts of all the Valkyrie in Schicksal is a rumor spread by Shigure Kira '.
This is indeed the latest setting, so why do I say that the story of Siegfried touching the Valkyrie's butt is not a rumor?
Similarly, in the Moon Shadow setting, it is explicitly mentioned that Siegfried is "no wonder he is the kind of person who touched the butts of all the Valkyrie on the Hyperion and acted as if nothing happened".
Well, regarding the tenth episode of the Moon Shadow, "Classroom Honkai," I suspect some people will argue that the last part of "Classroom Honkai" is just for laughs and doesn't count.
The problem is that while the final lines spoken in Honkai 3rd are often humorous, they aren't entirely without merit. In my opinion, this is simply part of the official setting.
I just came across a conflicting setting while writing this, so I'm making a note of it.
In the first chapter of the Second Honkai Eruption manga, "The Honkai Classroom of Ghosts," it is mentioned that "[all members who participated in the Snow Wolf Squad have become history, buried in the frosty Siberia permafrost]."
However, after watching the later episodes, we'll realize that this is pure nonsense; Shigure Kira never died at all.
Rumor: Otto looks down on Anti-Entropy. Schicksal's strength is enough to crush Anti-Entropy at any time, but Otto hasn't made a move because he doesn't think much of it.
Rumor: Sirin originally only wanted to resolve the issue of Schicksal, but it was Welt's fault that negotiations broke down multiple times, so Sirin turned her gun on humanity.
Rumor - Otto protected Shenzhou
Rumor: Otto suppressed the strength of civilization by suppressing technology, thus keeping the Honkai in a state that he could just control.
These lines are too long to compress, so you'll have to go to the original version to view them.
Rumor: Without Otto, the Black Death would have killed all of humanity at the time; without Otto, humanity wouldn't have survived for the next five hundred years.
Actually, there was no need to refute it, because anyone with eyes can see it's pure nonsense.
However, considering that there are too many people repeating this, and the white noise bomb tactic is starting to show obvious signs, I should at least say something when debunking the rumors.
Let's see what the plot says about this setting.
In the Second Honkai Eruption 2, Honkai Classroom, it is explicitly mentioned that "in the Honkai world," the Black Death swept across Europe, and "because humanity was medically powerless to resist it," it killed one-third of Europe's population.
The fact that the world has been Honkai is enough to show that this is not something that happened in the real world.
Yes, it's explicitly stated here that Otto didn't manage to control the Black Death in the Honkai world at all, and it's specifically emphasized that "humanity was medically powerless to resist it"—clearly telling you that what Otto did was largely ineffective.
As for why Otto saved Eleanor, but the setting still states that humans were powerless to resist, it's simple— Otto's medicine couldn't be mass-produced; saving those around him was the limit. Moreover, Eleanor herself was very special [being able to skillfully use the Black Abyss White Flower was already an S-class level stronger than modern A-Class; Shigure Kira's hand was corrupted after touching the Black Abyss White Flower, compared to that, Enolii was practically a superhuman]. This medicine still had negative effects on ordinary people.
There were rescues, but not as many as some people claimed.
Rumor - The Sania clan were created by Otto.
It's actually just a monologue from Eleanor in the story. "Lord Otto bestowed upon me the surname Sania."
But when does bestowing a surname equate to creating a clan?
It's obvious that someone has linked two unrelated things together.
Subsequent plot developments clearly demonstrate that Eleanor was exceptional enough that Otto's mother [a high-ranking official in the Sania at the time] allowed her to inherit the Sania name.
As for just how special they are, see the previous point: someone who can normally use the Black Abyss White Flower without Holy Blood is simply inhumanly strong.
Rumor - Kallen accepted the marriage certificate; Kallen had loved Otto before.
That's complete nonsense. The Twilight of the Fool storyline clearly states Kallen's attitude towards Otto.
My friend, I keep emphasizing that we are the best of friends.
Otto never received Kallen's love.
As for whether you think Kallen is slow-witted or taking the opportunity to scold Kallen, that depends on your mood.
Analysis Report on the Causes of Death/Death of the Modern Elite of the Schicksal Era
No updates today, taking a break.
I wrote this mainly for certain special reasons, and it was actually written a long time ago when you see it.
As for those who have read the entire book, they should know the special reason after reading it.
Let's get started. I chose this chapter title simply because I didn't know what else to come up with. I couldn't very well write a list of Otto's direct and indirect heads, could I?
Well, although I feel it's unnecessary to say it, I'll say it anyway.
If you like Otto, then don't watch this.
Rianna Reanna
Schicksal S-rank Valkyrie.
Cause of death: Otto manipulated his body to directly attack the Finn, while also attacking the members of the North American Branch.
As Margaret caused Otto's Soulsteel skin to become disordered, Joyce sprayed Otto with Soulsteel inhibitors. Just as Otto was about to activate the self-destruct program, Reanna awoke, wielding the Black Abyss White Flower that pierced through her, and reclaimed her body.
He died in battle after that.
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Welt Joyce
The newly Herrscher of Reason.
After Nancy's sacrifice, the Finn appeared, including some members of the North American Branch, including Joyce. From them, they learned the cause of the Nancy experiment accident. The Finn were then killed by Otto, who had taken over Reanna's body.
From Otto, we learn the truth about Reanna and his reason for taking over Reanna body at this time—to execute Welt and others.
Yes, contrary to some people's stereotypes, the claim that "Otto killed everyone in the North American Branch to clean up traitors" is pure nonsense.
Because Otto initiated the attack, from Joyce's perspective, Nancy had just died, the Finn suddenly went mad and said the problem lay with him and Otto, and then Otto killed them and then ambushed Joyce's group.
Generally speaking, retaliating afterward is considered self-defense. You can't say that if Otto was about to kill someone, no one else could fight back...
As for why the statement "North American Branch members acted in self-defense against a sneak attack by Otto, the traitor of Schicksal (a claim he himself acknowledges)," is sometimes misinterpreted as "Otto quelled the rebellion." Those who know, know. It's a common tactic to use the righteous cause to suppress the opponent.
The propaganda department of Schicksal needs people like this who can distort the truth.
Another point to mention is that some groups always emphasize the achievements that were transferred from others to Otto, while completely forgetting the responsibilities that Otto, as the Bishop of Schicksal, should have borne.
If you really have to say, the moment the leader of Schicksal allowed the Honkai to develop Honkai, he became Schicksal's biggest traitor. To put it bluntly, who knew that what he did would be perfectly reasonable to give him a good scolding, especially since Joyce and the others were almost killed by Otto.
Even self-defense is considered "a traitor deserves to die," sigh, I really don't know what to say.
Nancy Thomas Alva Edison
The sponsor of the North American Branch Schicksal can also be considered its de facto leader.
Nancy initially tried to poach Schicksal, but after failing to do so, she directly sponsored $13 billion.