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** At first, the dissonance between Zero's actual age and his youthful appearance seems to make no sense. [[spoiler: Then the Past Arc implies that Rei's hatred and vengeance towards Doc stunted his growth, and Zero's death seemed to push his growth back even further.]] It is possible that at the beginning of the story, Zero could have been in the middle of his second growth spurt, [[spoiler:especially since the first one had been held back for so long. He looks as young as he does because his body's ''finally'' getting around to catching up with his chronological age.]]
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** At first, the dissonance between Zero's actual age and his youthful appearance seems to make no sense. [[spoiler: Then the Past Arc implies that Rei's hatred and vengeance towards Doc stunted his growth, and Zero's death seemed to push his growth back even further.]] It is possible that at the beginning of the story, Zero could have been in the middle of his second growth spurt, [[spoiler:especially since the first one had been held back for so long. He looks as young as he does because his body's ''finally'' getting around to catching up with his chronological age.]]
* FridgeHorror:
** [[spoiler:The events of the Past Arc & how they unfold potentially implies that the entire series is a StableTimeLoop since certain plot critical elements wouldn't have happened without Himeko and the Punishment Squad traveling back in time. However, this also brings a disturbing angle to the death of Ouka's father--we see that Kurohime claimed responsibility for killing him, but only after seeing Ouka's witch-beast kill him. There's a good chance that Ouka has ''always'' been her own father's killer and her childhood memories were distorted from the truth due to trauma and Kurohime's firm claim of responsibility for killing him.]]
* FridgeHorror:
** [[spoiler:The events of the Past Arc & how they unfold potentially implies that the entire series is a StableTimeLoop since certain plot critical elements wouldn't have happened without Himeko and the Punishment Squad traveling back in time. However, this also brings a disturbing angle to the death of Ouka's father--we see that Kurohime claimed responsibility for killing him, but only after seeing Ouka's witch-beast kill him. There's a good chance that Ouka has ''always'' been her own father's killer and her childhood memories were distorted from the truth due to trauma and Kurohime's firm claim of responsibility for killing him.]]
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** [[spoiler: The events of [[WhamEpisode Chapter 71]]. Asura knew from the beginning that she would be a part of the Ultimate Sword, and her trouble transforming back into her normal self is a result of her resentment about being treated as one. If Himeko had not spared Asura, Asura would not have realized that she was the only one who thought of herself that way.]]
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** [[spoiler: The events of [[WhamEpisode Chapter 71]]. Asura knew from the beginning that she would be a part of the Ultimate Sword, and her trouble transforming back into her normal self is a result of her resentment about being treated as one. If spare parts. Himeko's decision to spare Asura is what proved to Asura that she was wrong about being a mere "substitute" for Yamatohime and the Ultimate Sword; if Himeko had not spared Asura, hadn't done this, Asura would not wouldn't have realized had the time to learn that she was the only one who thought of herself that way.AS spare parts.]]
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** [[spoiler: With some thought, the events of Chapter 71. Asura knew from the beginning that she would be a part of the Ultimate Sword, and her trouble transforming back into her normal self is a result of her being quietly resentful of the fact that she was being treated like a tool. If Himeko had not spared Asura, she would not have realized that the only person who believed she was a tool was her.]]
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** [[spoiler: With some thought, the The events of [[WhamEpisode Chapter 71. 71]]. Asura knew from the beginning that she would be a part of the Ultimate Sword, and her trouble transforming back into her normal self is a result of her being quietly resentful of the fact that she was resentment about being treated like a tool. as one. If Himeko had not spared Asura, she Asura would not have realized that she was the only person one who believed she was a tool was her.thought of herself that way.]]
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** [[spoiler: With some thought, the events of Chapter 71. Asura knew from the beginning that she would be a part of the Ultimate Sword and her trouble transforming back into her normal self is a result of her being quietly resentful of the fact that in her eyes, she's just a tool. If Himeko had not spared her, she would not have realized that her life was a means to an end because she perceived it that way.]]
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** [[spoiler: With some thought, the events of Chapter 71. Asura knew from the beginning that she would be a part of the Ultimate Sword Sword, and her trouble transforming back into her normal self is a result of her being quietly resentful of the fact that in her eyes, she's just she was being treated like a tool. If Himeko had not spared her, Asura, she would not have realized that her life the only person who believed she was a means to an end because she perceived it that way.tool was her.]]
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** Zero REALLY loves his scarf. [[spoiler:He considers it the red string of fate between him and his beloved.]]
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** Zero REALLY loves his scarf. [[spoiler:He considers it the red string of fate between him and his beloved.beloved, because his beloved was the one that gave it to him in the first place.]]
