#world trigger anime

[mx-giraffe]

yuuma: if you go, you're going to die

osamu: no i have to do it

yuuma: you 👏will 👏die👏

osamu: ...so what you're saying is my chances of living through this are slim...

yuuma: BRO NO IF YOU GO YOU'RE GONNA DIE AM I NOT SPEAKING JAPANESE OR SOMETHING?? AM I SPEAKING THE WRONG LANGUAGE??? YOUR CHANCES AREN'T SLIM THEY'RE NOT THERE. IF EIGHTEEN OSAMUS WOULD DIE, YOU'RE GOING TO BE ONE OF THOSE EIGHTEEN OSAMUS!!!

osamu: im gonna do it

yuuma: ...fucking idiot oh my gosh

[emo-roomba]

IT'S HIM.

[reebtheperson]

Working on perspective =3=

I'm having such a hard time finding a shading style that I like T-T

I did not feel like doing a background, if I work on improving more than one thing at a time my brain will explode /j

[ming-yourworkisamazing]

#spoileralert!

Just rereaded chapter 248 of World Trigger again because there was no update this month and I came to a new realization about Osamu.

It was Hyuse's "...Osamu and his ilk are almost too unique" and Mikumo's "Think up a bunch of cheese tactcs to annoy the enemy into submission!" when they were explaining why Rokurō could be a good instructor in the future.

In the last time I only focused on the Rokurō's strength, Hyuse's explanation because I have been wondering that question too! But this time this sentence hit me hard as I realized Osamu has come a long way to this day. And the captain of number #2 B-rank squad is not just an ordinary person.

From the start of the anime, Mikumo was sort of an annoying character who was weak with a hero complex. If it were Kuga, who had the strength, wanted to save people, it might be a more lovable character design. But in an action series, being weak CAN BE considered as A CRIME. It's not hard to find those old comments about how frustrated they felt when watching Osamu.

My point is, my first impression of Osamu is only slightly better than those comments, but that because I was recommended strongly by my friend and not because I thought Osamu would have one of the best development. I actually quite like Osamu at the beginning too, because I'm weak for hero-type character.

But now thinking back, Osamu is a weird one at the beginning. He didn't save people because he thought they need saving, but more because he thought that something he should do. Other than that, he seems like all the typical hero characters with his selflessness and humble nature.

But in the Aftokrator Arcs? That's when I knew I was wrong about my assumptions. Apart from how crazy his action was, y'know risking his life to protect a FAKE cube, to achieve his goal of saving Chika. This is another worm I would love to dwell in on another post. I was shell-shocked to know Osamu had tried to break in the Border with pliers because he didn't satisfy with hia result. FOR WHAT? What are you even gonna do? Negotiating with the higher-ups?

There are actually many theories about what Osamu did, because as we all know, he DID become a member. But that's aside, I had the secondhand embarrassment when I watched what he did on the press conference. All of this is NOT what I expected about Osamu!!! It's exactly like a comment I saw on YT "He knew the rules, it's just to him his rules are first". And while it's completely far from I expected, somehow I didn't feel a single bit out of character, that's just the author's talent.

And in the Rank War Arcs, Osamu did bring his role as a strategy character to a new high-level if you thought about what their team had achieved. Even though Tamakoma-2 was nothing like a typical newbie squad, but still Osamu's effort is nothing to sneeze at. But do you know what's even better? That's us, the readers, normally don't feel like Osamu is that extraordinary or a super talented individual.

Until Hyuse pointed out how not everyone could repeat Osamu's actions, I always believed Osamu is a character who can be considered as normal type, except he also has good tactic-thinking. I mean, woah, completely caught me off. It was because the author had described Osamu's thinking process in detailed, there were no sudden buff-up training arcs, only hard work and determination, no friendship power, except you count Osamu's motivation.

And considering how Osamu had no exceptional background, his development is more impressive. He came from a weak character who would receive more critics than praises, to an outstanding character. He's not an overpowered opponent but the type if you left him alone, he would cause serious damage to your team.

Now the closed-environment phrase in manga Osamu is cooking hard, showing what he had learned in their squad's resuls. And better yet, his tricks always strive as a one-time trick, or even something anyone can come up with. But there is Hyuse, or rather the author, confirm that's no. Not everyone could continuously come up with effective strategies like Osamu. That was his own fighting way. And the developing process was so convincing that I, myself, didn't realize how far he had gone.

That's my thoughts from exactly a manga panels lol.

[arsenicinfinity]

I have discovered World Trigger I am up to episode 40 of the first season I like it my favorite character be Yuma Kuga

[pennylime]

Yuma doodles :)

They need better fashion choices in that manga fr please 🙏😭

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[ackerbabezzz]

World trigger is my new hyperfixtation right now and I’m so flabbergasted by the lack of fics. The characters are so likable(and hot), power system some heat and the arcs were so hype and amazing! This anime is so slept on we need to change that

[avabarton5]

Title: Drowning (Please Don't Save Me) Chapters: 1/1 Words: 12.4k Rating: Mature Pairing: Jin Yuichi/Tachikawa Kei Warnings: Major Character Death

Summary:

It’s the only way. The only way to prevent all that he’s seeing from happening. His tragic decision. It won’t happen because he won’t be around to make it. 

He finally found his answer. After days of searching and looking and coming up with nothing. He’s finally got it. A laugh bubbles in his chest and releases as a garbled sound into the depths. He’ll do it. To save everyone. It’s the only way he can think of; he’s got nothing else to work with. 

Yuichi heads to the only place he knows. 

The water. 

OR it’s called a Side Effect for a reason.

(Heavy Angst, Hurt No Comfort, Character Study, Unreliable Narrator)

[ackerbabezzz]

IM SAYING LIKE WHERE ARE THE FANFICS?

world trigger has so many wonderful boys im- they're SO- Tachikawa?? Hyuse?? JIN?????

[bixels]

Reminiscing about Little Witch Academia.

[fishybehavior]

dont worry guys, he's Canadian

[mx-giraffe]

I smell a content-starved World Trigger fan, whoever just went through and liked all my World Trigger posts. Me too, buddy, me too 🥲🫶

[emo-roomba]

Idk what this is, Goodnight ❤️

[reebtheperson]

White haired duo

Would they get along? Probably not. I mean Yuma can literally detect lies and Louie is a huge liar so yeah, opposites

Finishing this one was difficult as my brain has been 👎 so sorry bout the shading and lazy ibispaint chosen background

[hajihiko]

The casualties have officially dropped to 0.

[morganmnemonic]

rewatching World Trigger. I forgot how gay it was. Osamu straight up says "hey Yuma. I know that we've only known you for like five days, but I can't help but notice that you aren't doing anything with your life right now. Mind if I borrow it for a bit?"

And then Yuma responds with "while its true that we've only know each other for like five days, your kind yet stubborn nature has compelled me. Sure. Why not? From this moment on my life is yours to do whatever you want with. One condition, though. You have to be my boss" and then throughout the story he occasionally makes these little remarks like "I'd do anything my captain (osamu) asked me to."

Like bro what? I really don't think that Osamu fully realizes the weight of the loyalty he somehow managed to earn from Yuma. I don't think he could realize it. From his perspective he cringefailed his way into b rank while Yuma did all the work. "And now Yuma would kill or die for me" is just not a conclusion that would ever occur to Osamu based on the avaliable evidence.

And like, what's going on here from Yuma's perspective? I get that he was a man on the brink when the story started, pursuing a sincerely suicidal plan, and then said plan failed and he was left with absolutely nothing, but I still feel like there has to be more going on here. He decided that he would follow Osamu through hell and back the very same minute that Osamu asked anything of him at all.

It's like, combat is all Yuma has ever known. He doesn't see any future for himself at all, but he especially can't imagine a peaceful one. But he's not a bad kid. He doesn't go out of his way to hurt people. Osamu has proven to be a pretty decent person, willing to sacrifice himself to save the lives of relative strangers. Maybe, the way Yuma sees it, yeah he's a weapon, but if he follows Osamu at least he'll be a weapon pointed in the right direction. He'll fight because it's all he knows how to do, but osamu would only ever ask him to fight for worthy causes. Y'know?

Anyway. The point is that Yuma accepted helping Osamu as his new purpose in life after knowing him for less than a week, and that's A Lot, no matter how you look at it.