This thread is for Astas character discussion, and theories/predictions you might have for him.
I disagree in the sense that I could totally understand how grizzled veterans might look at a fresh faced kid who endured and succeeded. That totally makes sense to me. The more difficulty they've faced the more they can't help but admire his achievements and strength of character.There's nothing wrong with Asta as a character for me. what's wrong is how the author makes him interact with the other people.
When a veteran people starts to look up to a brat with no achievement, it makes their characters too unrealistic and also downgrades Asta as a character as well.
In my opinion, that what differed Asta from Naruto, Naruto universe had people with individuality and everything wasn't about Naruto, characters weren't butt-kissing Naruto when he had no achievements at all.
But here just by breathing the same air as Asta, they all start worshiping him.
Again Asta as a character, he's likable, he's a true underdog, but the people around him makes him unlikable for me.
But surely there have been points where Asta's Anti-Magic hasn't done anything against a powerful opponent. I think that's a bit of an overreaction myself.Oh god, Asta. Nah, it's not actually that bad. My only problem with him is his ability. Absolute Magic Nullification is, in my opinion, a bit too much and hasn't done anything but take the tension out of his fights. The idea behind it is fine, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
The author probably could've played up the demon angle and had it where Asta's sword "eats" magic. It would allow Asta's sword to drain magic and weaken it, but it would also mean that those who have higher reserves of Magic wouldn't be completely useless as soon as the sword touches them.
Don't think I really overreacted much. His ability is all or nothing with no inbetween. It leaves whoever it hits weak and powerless fairly instantly and I'm not much of a fan of it. I like the concept, I just think it does the fights a disservice.But surely there have been points where Asta's Anti-Magic hasn't done anything against a powerful opponent. I think that's a bit of an overreaction myself.
The Demon Dweller sword he uses doesn't instantly drain his opponents magic when he cuts them it only drains a percentage of it at a time and the only time I remember when it absorbed all of his opponent magic is when it was stabbed in and left there to continue absorbing the opponents magic reserves. The Demon Dweller sword he rarely uses anyway the one he goes to most often its the Demon Slayer sword which can only cut/deflect magic not absorb it.Don't think I really overreacted much. His ability is all or nothing with no inbetween. It leaves whoever it hits weak and powerless fairly instantly and I'm not much of a fan of it. I like the concept, I just think it does the fights a disservice.
It shows just how much of a Beef head Aster can beThe Demon Dweller sword he uses doesn't instantly drain his opponents magic when he cuts them it only drains a percentage of it at a time and the only time I remember when it absorbed all of his opponent magic is when it was stabbed in and left there to continue absorbing the opponents magic reserves. The Demon Dweller sword he rarely uses anyway the one he goes to most often its the Demon Slayer sword which can only cut/deflect magic not absorb it.
I don't think it's magic. Magic uses Mana and Asta has zero Mana. I think that anti-magic is the opposite energy of the mana, it negates the mana but it's not magic, it's a different power. It's a little bit like matter and antimatter in physics x)Always wondered if his "power" is classified as magic or still just nullfying especially when he uses his awakened power.
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I am just wondering whether Asta is really human or an Elf?
Licht's master had the same Grimore as Asta so either he is the Master's son or the Master himself somehow reincarnated.
*Spoilers will be appreciated.