GET HIM, RAZOR TEETH! - Black Clover #81
Added 2022-10-19 12:11:15 +0000 UTCTHE VIDEO:
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Razor Teeth's backstory was woven so well into this! I like seeing him this motivated to messing up Langris!
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Comments
This was a pretty good episode, it showed that Langris' behavior may not only be a result of his twisted mindset and how he was raised, but also may be thanks to the Eye of the midnight sun. More prominently however we get the backstory of Zora. His father was the first peasant who made it into the Magic Knights, the Purple Orca's it would seem. What's more they killed him for his supposed inferior status showing that this disagreement for who should be in the Magic Knights, which turns out to be an extension to the Noble and Peasant hierarchy problems, has led to the murder of one of their members. This reveled how Zora went from an introverted kid with an optimistic father to a man who would go out of his way to beat down on Magic Knights who abused their status and power on innocent folk. We even see what incited Zora attacking the vice-captain of the Purple Orca's. it also seems that the Magic Knights have more problems than we thought seeing how many times Zora has "interfered" with them. Like from his flashback alone we see that there are multiple cases of Magic Knights stripping woman, harassing them and making a bartender's life more difficult. And they do this in public with no regard on whether they will get in trouble or not. This just shows how bad this whole Noble vs Peasant thing has gone seeing how some Magic Knights abuse their power and status this openly.
Sean PaulT60
2022-10-19 18:08:15 +0000 UTCGood call; interesting parallels there.
Spaz Boys Comedy
2022-10-19 15:31:46 +0000 UTCSomething to note as well is that he's attacked at least one member from each squad except for The Black Bulls. He's similar to Stain in that he only targets those whom he deems as unworthy to what he thinks the ideal "hero" or in this case knight should be. Albeit he's more rational about it since he only seeks to humiliate the faux knights where as Stain wanted to maim and potentially kill the "fake heroes".
DevilJynx
2022-10-19 14:53:30 +0000 UTC
