How do you think that devil feels at the moment? Not only is White Chain kicking his ass, but they’re schooling their student while it’s happening. Although I suppose any fight with an angel has to feel like that, for anyone who isn’t of roughly the demiurges’ level.
Which is clearly not true, because Zoss defeated all the PRIME angels before he even got his Key. He only got that Key when he ripped it from Metatron, the greatest angel of all.
Having often been a teacher, and more often a student, of many an art, I can say this – the teacher who cares enough to rebuke kindly is a rare and precious one indeed. Not only on others is the violence by which heaven can be reached directed.
I think this is an awesome reminder of how just how badass White Chain can be. They’ve faced off against so many uber-powerful enemies (other angels, demiurges, etc) that it can be easy to forget that in their first appearance White Chain wiped the floor with an entire roomful of enemies and hardly broke a sweat (metaphorically speaking).
Roughly eight seconds into the embarrassingly one sided fight with the angel Kill Boss was struck with the horrible thought that metaphorically speaking he might be nothing more than a glorified miniboss for an optional side quest. Perhaps even worse he feared that at least part of the motivation for the accepting of the proverbial side quest was only the opportunity to give the human woman experience points.
You call it “the wrong side”, I call it “superior legwork that transcends mundane limitations of time, space and reality itself”. Eh, a matter of preference, I guess.
Nah, follow the artwork. After the smack, white chain drags her around to in front of her for further discussion. Then someone attempts to interrupt, rudely.
Whether or not there was such a word before, it most certainly exists now.
Stand up proud, O belovéd coiner of words! You bear within you the power to bring proud princes low, to lay waste to the many worlds of the multiverse, and to crack the very vault of heav’n itself! Waste not that power on mere discussion; go forth and wield it against those who would sin in your sight!
I’ve never understood how demons, traditionally an untrustworthy and callow lot, don’t decide to cut their losses and leave when they’re obviously outclassed. I am not much of a fighter, but if I were in Signore Killboss’s shoes, I’d be beating a hasty retreat after shouting my resignation to Preem Vash.
If you are a demon, you stand and fight, even in the face of overwhelming opposition and certain destruction. It’s the nature of demons, and they can’t any more decide to flee than a fish could decide to breath out of water.
I’m glad White Chain showed up! I’m getting the idea that Alison can soak up huge, immense amounts of damage, but that’s still not enough to win a fight. Her going off on her own wasn’t a good idea, but I’m still kind of pleased she had the confidence to do it!
now kick this demon in the pretzels!
and then do 100 pushups on your left pinky finger.
that should give me time to think up a suitable punishment.
The problem with the Demon Pretzel Kick is that no one, not even demons, have quite figured out where a demon keeps their pretzels.
The dread sifus of the forbidden martial art of Inverse Capoeira claim to know, but finding their hidden dojos to confirm it is another matter.
Master teach and Master scold
Master smacks the Student bold
Master keeps the Law of Old
Master’s power is White Flame Cold
Pupil smiles
Pupil balws
Pupil cries
Please, no more!
That was fun
Student strikes, unpracticed hand
Student receives reprimand
Student placed in Devil’s grasp
Student needs to kick more ass
Master enters,
Student’s pause,
Master scolds,
Student bawls,
Master shows the correct pose,
Student beats the Kill-Boss crawl!
Angels make for kinder weapons than Sifus
the smelt must sometimes be beaten to alignment
the ensuing strike will be effective
this is axiomatic
How do you think that devil feels at the moment? Not only is White Chain kicking his ass, but they’re schooling their student while it’s happening. Although I suppose any fight with an angel has to feel like that, for anyone who isn’t of roughly the demiurges’ level.
“the only thing that beats ‘un angel is ‘un other angel”
Which is clearly not true, because Zoss defeated all the PRIME angels before he even got his Key. He only got that Key when he ripped it from Metatron, the greatest angel of all.
Maybe, but METATRON LIVES!!!
HE LIVES IN DEATH! PEACE THROUGH POWER!
If you can dodge an Angel,
You can dodge a Devil!
Bitch-slapped by White Chain! With a master like that, Alison doesn’t need enemies.
That last panel:
“When abuelita tosses the chancleta and you feel it coming”
Honestly, #3 should have been #1.
Heheheh, training while Demon tries to take them both down. Perfect…
Teach ’bout to lay down some hard lessons on the both of them
Having often been a teacher, and more often a student, of many an art, I can say this – the teacher who cares enough to rebuke kindly is a rare and precious one indeed. Not only on others is the violence by which heaven can be reached directed.
“Unlikely”
Ooof! What a burn.
Killboss: “Hey uh, this is a great moment and all but… I am on the clock so…”
This.
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Dang sorry that was supposed to be a crop of panel #7.
Can you post images on this comments feed?
If not please feel free to delete these 3 posts.
I think this is an awesome reminder of how just how badass White Chain can be. They’ve faced off against so many uber-powerful enemies (other angels, demiurges, etc) that it can be easy to forget that in their first appearance White Chain wiped the floor with an entire roomful of enemies and hardly broke a sweat (metaphorically speaking).
Agreed!
I’m so happy
Don’t backsass me, girl. I don’t care if you’ve got a key to all the universes I will whup you.
Roughly eight seconds into the embarrassingly one sided fight with the angel Kill Boss was struck with the horrible thought that metaphorically speaking he might be nothing more than a glorified miniboss for an optional side quest. Perhaps even worse he feared that at least part of the motivation for the accepting of the proverbial side quest was only the opportunity to give the human woman experience points.
Existential dread is the real killer
I just realized White Chain uses her right leg to correct Allyson’s posture… while her left leg still stands on the demon’s arm.
Fucking badass.
Shhhh, let’s not draw attention to White Chain being on the wrong side of Allison in the last three panels.
You call it “the wrong side”, I call it “superior legwork that transcends mundane limitations of time, space and reality itself”. Eh, a matter of preference, I guess.
Nah, follow the artwork. After the smack, white chain drags her around to in front of her for further discussion. Then someone attempts to interrupt, rudely.
Well, this is embarrassing. This being a god thing is harder than it looks.
TOTAL HEAVENLY BADASSRY
Don’t even care if there is such a word. Ought to be just for this page, for certain.
Whether or not there was such a word before, it most certainly exists now.
Stand up proud, O belovéd coiner of words! You bear within you the power to bring proud princes low, to lay waste to the many worlds of the multiverse, and to crack the very vault of heav’n itself! Waste not that power on mere discussion; go forth and wield it against those who would sin in your sight!
Amen.
White Chain delivers two types of schooling at once.
Swing a head in china shop
I have a faint idea that stops
with horns and doesn’t call the cops
What other secrets could you tell us Wax Head?
keep looking, and you’ll see more
this is axiomatic
I’ve never understood how demons, traditionally an untrustworthy and callow lot, don’t decide to cut their losses and leave when they’re obviously outclassed. I am not much of a fighter, but if I were in Signore Killboss’s shoes, I’d be beating a hasty retreat after shouting my resignation to Preem Vash.
Flame, once kindled, has a tragic tendency to not grasp the concept of ‘leave some for later.”
If you are a demon, you stand and fight, even in the face of overwhelming opposition and certain destruction. It’s the nature of demons, and they can’t any more decide to flee than a fish could decide to breath out of water.
Maybe.
I believe Kill Boss is starting to see why Allison is, as he put it, “Really tough”.
I’m glad White Chain showed up! I’m getting the idea that Alison can soak up huge, immense amounts of damage, but that’s still not enough to win a fight. Her going off on her own wasn’t a good idea, but I’m still kind of pleased she had the confidence to do it!
Maybe she can’t win a fight with a rogue angel quite yet, but she can certainly win a fight with a wall!