Prisma Illya

[bassgs435]

I say let Prisma go all out on the chuuni nonsense. It's great

[ImmaXehanort]

Let's see how insane this Manga can get.

[AmADo VII]

all the world's gift huh

I know what you did there Mahiro-chan.

[You]

So... the "hope" inside the box is actually "all possibilities" and since human history continued to split and create new ones, the box ended up with so many that it ended forming an entirely new world inside itself? Did I get that right?
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Why even make it that complicated? The nature of the box and how they are going to use it already changed like 5 times during arc. That's so much work just for a Melty Blood Actress Again reference. This is dumb.

fixed that for you

[astagadragon]

So, Miyu's world is a Lostbelt and Darius is the Lostbelt King there?

[AmADo VII]

So, Miyu's world is a Lostbelt and Darius is the Lostbelt King there?

Darius is the destroyer of Miyu's world.

[Some Jerk]

We must go deeper (into other worlds).

I do appreciate how much Fate material that Prillya references, but I never expected F/GO to be among it, so I never would've guessed that Pandora's Box contained a Lostbelt. And Darius' master plan is to replace the Miyuverse with it. I suppose in a way that would save a dying world... by overwriting the current one. But wouldn't a Lostbelt replace the people too? And does Darius realize that?

This is rather strange though. Anyone else notice how Darius' account of Pandora's box has it containing a thriving world while Julian's account has it containing a dead one? Clearly at least one of them is wrong. I'd like to say Julian is right to take the world-spanning flood of blackening mud at face value, but for the opposite to be true is a twist I wouldn't put past this series.

As an aside, Prillya really needs to make up its mind what constitutes "open" and "closed". Pandora's Box is still supposedly closed in this state, yet it's still leaking out enough (alleged) Lostbelt Juice that it will eventually cover the planet.

[TheJerminator15]

I can't even be mad that Hiroyama pulled another twist like this tbh, let the madman go all out.

[naschyamamoto]

It's not possible for 3rei to get axed, can it? Because I really don't want this story to get a forced ending that doesn't resolve/give weight to all the remaining plot threads.

[OverMaster]

It's not possible for 3rei to get axed, can it? Because I really don't want this story to get a forced ending that doesn't resolve/give weight to all the remaining plot threads.

No, I think it's more likely we'll have Hiroyama short-circuiting and realizing he can't keep going on like this rather than have someone else bring the axe on it.

I honestly think he should just concentrate on shorter Fate stories. He seems better at those, while long term form plotting has kinda messed him up as a writer (the same can be said about too many other mangaka as well).

[jaehaerys48]

Ending 3rei shouldn't be too difficult, we're already near a logical ending anyways. I strongly suspect that Prillya will end with 3rei though, or if we get a 4ier it'll just be some SoL chapters published here and there.

[Mattias]

I don't think so. This whole part has been about explaining Miyu, but now that it's done, we've still got to explain Illya. Why is she a decade younger than cannon? What actually happened in the 4th war? What are Iri and Kerry doing all the time, away from home?

[Deathhappens]

I don't think so. This whole part has been about explaining Miyu, but now that it's done, we've still got to explain Illya. Why is she a decade younger than cannon? What actually happened in the 4th war? What are Iri and Kerry doing all the time, away from home?

You either get no answer or an unsatisfying answer. The pertinent part (Illya= grail) has been more or less explained, everything else will be either a quick and unnecessary explanation (for anyone reading this manga that somehow never heard of Zero, I guess?) or a bloated new arc that will add nothing of value (because instead of following whatever Kiritsugu and Iri are doing we'll be following Illya following them instead).

[pinetree]

bloated new arc that will add nothing of value (because instead of following whatever Kiritsugu and Iri are doing we'll be following Illya following them instead).

This one for sure.

[Deathhappens]

I dunno, considering how much trouble Hiroyama seems to have had finishing this arc a longer, official hiatus leading to a "New" Prillya seems more likely. Or maybe even an ending and an entirely new IP(?!)

[Quoren]

I could see him trying to make his own series, fail at having it take off, and then come back to Prisma. Seems like he's only done one other series that was canned relatively early. That seems to be the fate of some of these manga artists that have been doing sequels and spinoffs to a singular series for like twenty to thirty years.

[pinetree]

I dunno, considering how much trouble Hiroyama seems to have had finishing this arc a longer, official hiatus leading to a "New" Prillya seems more likely. Or maybe even an ending and an entirely new IP(?!)

That's what I meant. The bloated new arc will be Prillya 4ier or whatever.

[SpoonyViking]

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That's the third doujin by Hiroyama btw.

Was the reference at the beginning deliberately changed by the author? The quote should be "[t]hat which we call a *rose*", not "a lily".

[RoydGolden]

Was the reference at the beginning deliberately changed by the author? The quote should be "[t]hat which we call a *rose*", not "a lily".

Isn't that pretty obvious? It was changed to lily as a play on yuri, as in girl's love.

[Deathhappens]

Was the reference at the beginning deliberately changed by the author? The quote should be "[t]hat which we call a *rose*", not "a lily".

You know, I see this here and there and it always bothers me. The full line in reference is "That which we call a rose, by any other word would smell as sweet", right? So why bracket the 't' of 'that' when it is part of the official quote?