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* Chapter 157: Sonju tries to fight Legravalima and bisects her at the torso, but since he missed her core she regenerates again. Reveling how she has survived thanks to her unique trait and grow stronger, the queen's [[DrunkOnPower power goes to her head]] [[AGodIAm as she proclaims she is favored by the world]] and that all life, her subjects, her servants, her enemies, human lifestock, even her family is all food for her to devour and grow stronger.
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* Chapter 157: Sonju tries to fight Legravalima and bisects her at the torso, but since he missed her core she regenerates again. Reveling how she has survived thanks to her unique trait and grow stronger, the queen's [[DrunkOnPower power goes to her head]] [[AGodIAm [[AGodAmI as she proclaims she is favored by the world]] and that all life, her subjects, her servants, her enemies, human lifestock, even her family is all food for her to devour and grow stronger.
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-> "''This manga is like a never-ending nightmare. At least in ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'' they had the walls to protect them!!! Here is just a bunch of children [[PeopleFarms raised to be cattle]] and running around in [[DeathWorld a world that's full of monsters, all out to hunt you and eat you]]. Truly the stuff of nightmares. Like seeing a bunch of bunnies escape from the slaughterhouse into a forest."''
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* Emma asking Ray how many people he's sacrificed in his experiments in order to escape the farm. He admits that he had to get his hands dirty in order to get his plan to work. While Emma says she's fine with what he did in the past, she's understandably pissed when she tells him that if he tried anything like that now she would most certainly never forgive him.
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* Chapter 15: Emma asking Ray how many people he's sacrificed in his experiments in order to escape the farm. He admits that he had to get his hands dirty in order to get his plan to work. While Emma says she's fine with what he did in the past, she's understandably pissed when she tells him that if he tried anything like that now she would most certainly never forgive him.
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* The opening for the second season gives us the ''[[SarcasmMode wonderful]]'' imagery of some kids (and their Mom) eating ''dead, whole rabbits'' at the dinner table. If that's not disturbing enough for you, there's also the shots of the mangled, freshly-drained '''child corpses''' sprawled onto giant dinner plates. Bon appétit!
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* Chapter 111. Just...wow. Not only is the leader of the squadron sent to kill the "cattle children" still alive, not only did he manage to kill three of them, but he's somehow still alive and talking despite missing a ''good chunk of his face and head!'' Talk about determined!
* The bastard's death in Chapter 112 is both nightmare fuel and awesome at the same time. He gets eaten by one of the feral "demons" and he's screaming the whole time.
* The bastard's death in Chapter 112 is both nightmare fuel and awesome at the same time. He gets eaten by one of the feral "demons" and he's screaming the whole time.
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* Emma breaks down after seeing two children killed by Andrew's squad. [[GoodCannotComprehendEvil She asks why any of this is happening]], stating that all the children want is to live in peace and they have a plan to do it by making a new promise with The One. Andrew responds that is all the more incentive to kill the children. He states they never had a normal life, let alone the right to normal life in the first place. He demonstrates that he even he's human, he is just as bad the worst of the demons.
* Chapter 111. Just...wow. Not only isthe leader of the squadron Andrew sent to kill the "cattle children" still alive, not only did he manage to kill three of them, but he's somehow still alive and talking despite missing a ''good chunk of his face and head!'' Talk about determined!
* ** Andrew was badly injured so the children he came across could have killed him, but they hesitated because he was human like them. He beat them to death for their mistake, and brags about it. The bastard's whole time he's suffering a VillainousBreakdown that makes him come off as a complete madman. All the while he's dropped any pretext to maintaining the Promise, he's just after them out of spite.
* Andrew's death in Chapter 112 is both nightmare fuel and awesome at the same time. He gets eaten by one of the feral "demons" and he's screaming the whole time.
* Chapter 111. Just...wow. Not only is
* Andrew's death in Chapter 112 is both nightmare fuel and awesome at the same time. He gets eaten by one of the feral "demons" and he's screaming the whole time.
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**Later we find out that Ray only cut out the tracker and still has both ears, but Emma actually cut off her ear.
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* The flashback to how Bayon started his hunts. He found human meat to be tasteless and eventually ordered a child from one of the farms to be brought to his garden so he could hunt and kill him. We see him murdering a terrified boy and then enjoying the meat afterwords. At first he limited himself to one hunt a month, but he steadily increased the rate, to twice a month, three times a month, once a week, before eventually having his hunts once every three days with his associates. And he had been doing this for hundreds of years meaning he has had hundreds of children who likely told they were going to knew homes just to wind up as his prey.
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* The flashback to how Bayon started his hunts. He found human meat to be tasteless and eventually ordered a child from one of the farms to be brought to his garden so he could hunt and kill him. We see him murdering a terrified boy and then enjoying the meat afterwords. At first he limited himself to one hunt a month, but he steadily increased the rate, to twice a month, three times a month, once a week, before eventually having his hunts once every three days with his associates. And he had been doing this for hundreds of years meaning he has had hundreds of children who likely told they were going to knew new homes just to wind up as his prey.
