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Removed this from character sheet, upon my own mistake:

• Not Quite Dead: Actually, we really have no idea. After his fight with Krory, his entire left arm - probably more - got infected with Innocence(which we already know Noahs are weak to). After which, Jasdebi splits back into twin form, and falls backward into a big white abyss. They werent seen since, and leaving with "Let's sleep for awhile" really doesn't clear anything up.
  • But in chapter 187, they make an appearance and are clearly alive.
    • I thought it only went to chapter 186 so far.
    • 187 is now officially out in Japan, and spoilers and spoiler pics for it have been available during the previous week

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Phoenix Fire: I love this series, but still feel it needs to be said that Cross is an abusive bastard and this is not funny. No Complaining About Shows You Dont Like is intended.

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Kit329: Guys, I've noticed this happening on the DGM character sheet page, but there's no need to correct anyone's British English spellings to U.S. English spellings or vice versa. They're both correct (as are other English-speaking countries' spellings), and you seriously ought to know the difference between them and misspellings.