Soul King’s Name Just Changed EVERYTHING You Know About Bleach

[@okeniyidarasimi4447]

Yhwach character has gone to a tremendous upscale in TYBW anime, I’m loving this 🔥

[@futuresekkai]

So many layers to his character, next episode is going to be even crazier!

[@Apoc_Bone_Daddy]

Moustache Daddy**

[@okeniyidarasimi4447]

@@futuresekkai Yessir I’ve always had aizen has No 1 and he still is but yhwach is turning my heart😩😭

[@حسينعلي-ي5ث7ط]

U my guy 👋, can PLS make a video for (Neo-acacia/ midora) and ( yhwach) ​@futuresekkai

[@Joshua_Shadow_Manriguez]

Bleach will always be underrated. Both in the powerhouse level of its characters, and the level of detail that Kubo puts in that can't be brushed aside as mere "coincidence".

[@futuresekkai]

There’s just too much evidence

[@mark8327-u5f]

​@@futuresekkai evidence are all along in plain sight

[@pd0di]

Bleach used to not be underrated in its prime. The rushed ending in the manga is what made it fall to the side and thats the only thing most fan remembers. When they rewatch it without fillers, or TYBW. They get to see the glory again. Ps. Im not disagreeing with you at all. Just a thought that came to mind

[@Joshua_Shadow_Manriguez]

@pd0di it was highly underrated "In it's prime". Its story, world building, and overall quality has always been considered the weakest of the Big 3 and is rarely given the credit it deserves. In Bleach, the text is literally just as important as the image, and never is something done just to look cool. In spite of that, it is often called "Yu Yu Hakusho Lite" for the most superficial similarities that can be choked up to common religious influences. The rushed final ending is just another excuse.

[@hitkid2456]

​@@Joshua_Shadow_ManriguezIt's definitely got the best of them

[@visionary4787]

What’s fascinating here is how Bleach weaves Gnostic symbolism into its core. The use of adonus from Adonai isn't just about divinity, but about flawed creators, echoing Gnostic myths where imperfect beings give birth to a flawed world. The Soul King’s broken form mirrors the tragedy of creation itself. This gives depth to characters like Yhwach, whose false messiah arc shows the danger of misunderstanding divine power. Even Mayuri's endless pursuit of knowledge ties him into this broader tapestry...rejecting perfection in favor of continuous evolution. Kubo’s layers of cosmology make Bleach so much more than a shonen.

[@visionary4787]

@@Gluemn fear Allah.

[@visionary4787]

@@Gluemn may Allah guide you brother.

[@emoflowerr]

Exactly, this is the entire reason I love bleach so much, it goes far deeper than any other shounen, or anime to the point the entire theme revolves around the spiritual cosmology, and the condition of the soul, which it in, and of itself brings it to a new level of storytelling which actually speaks to the soul.

[@Miraihi]

​@@GluemnI think AoT has been Seinen from the very beginning (Examples of Seinen manga include Berserk and Vinland saga). While Bleach is a curious case of the Shounen genre growing up with the audience to become Seinen.

[@Miraihi]

@@Gluemn You will absolutely like Vinland Saga judging by your comments. It's about the person who grows from drowning in hatred to then totally reject the violence despite the militant nature of Norse society. Anime adaptation is pretty good in my opinion, but manga is a step above.

[@bobzilla6804]

This might be one of the best bleach analysis I have ever seen holy

[@JakeMatthews-OnLo]

You can’t believe how glad I am to see a Bleach KZbinr aside from Tekking using their brains and not saying “Ichibei is the true villain, Aizen, and Yhwach are the real good guys” and can look at the material subjectively and and even go further into exploring the roots and implications a simple name like Adnyeus has on Bleach’s story.

[@futuresekkai]

Always felt weird about those Ichibe takes

[@joelt905]

We'd have to get more information on the founders of the 5 royal houses though. Ichibe is definitely not a "good" guy, he wasn't even hesitating to subject Ichigo to the same fate as that of the soul king. He's someone who follows the will of the founders, and until the hell arc continues we won't truly know exact what happened. Hell is a gigantic unexplored mystery.

[@ognjenradanovic1256]

Let's just say that all 3 of them are villains and move on 😅

[@pd0di]

@@joelt905its not a question of good or bad (Black or white). Billions of peoples lives (and creatures) vs one special Ichigo. Even ichigo would say yes if asked

[@lordkars3971]

​@@pd0diichigo ain't having none of that

[@Bossu]

What's also fun is that Mayuri's sun suit supports only more that he keeps on rising higher and higher with his intellect and understanding.

[@TheLordofAnime_]

Finally here on time! This makes so much sense because when I first saw the name Adnyeus always believed that it was something related to Yhwach in some way. As Adnyeus is also the Greek way of saying Adonai, which once we learned the true name of the Soul King in the previous episode made perfect sense since Yhwach's name is based on YHWH. I saw a lot of people making theories that the name Adnyeus was referring to the devil in Bleach or had something to do with hell, but I had always disagreed because to me it made more sense for it to be referring back to Yhwach along with that devilish shadow caring underneath him after he does the Äswalhen chant. Yhwach has always had themes to deal with the Anti-Christ, with the Song of The Quincy King has the numbers 900, 90, & 9 literally 999 as an inversion of Six-Six-Six. Couple that with the fact his father has the literal other name of God whereas Yhwach's own name is yet again another name used for God along with him wishing to usher in a new world that would bring only ruin. He's literally the Anti-Christ

[@futuresekkai]

This is fantastic, loved this comment and I’d second the consistency of this argument!

[@Miraihi]

Incredible observation about the song, I didn't think of that at all.

[@HowltheWizard]

Bro, thank you for being so smart. Us smooth brains appreciate the hell out of people like you.

[@TheLordofAnime_]

​@@futuresekkai Thank you so much man! ♥️ I love your content and I've got a lot more theories to share if you'd be open to hear em

[@TheLordofAnime_]

@@Miraihi THANK YOUU

[@justinpachi3707]

I dunno I've seen other interpretations for what happened with Yhwach and Reio. With how the Soul King's power started violently attacking its "true enemies" (the soul reapers) once freed from the crystal, it also supports the idea that the Soul King wasn't happy with his fate/existence. The fact his power completely ignored the Quincy and went straight for the Shinigami is quite revealing especially as in that moment, Yhwach wasn't really controlling his father's power. Sure he was absorbing it, but he was still staggered and his form was distorted with the excess power leaking off him. With how the Soul King seemed to involve Yhwach into the actual process of creating the world (something inspired by Christianity), it seems that Yhwach being sent there was his intention. This was done before his limbs were removed from his body. Yhwach existed in the primordial world alongside his father, which means he wasn't merely a byproduct of his power left behind, but his actual son. The fact that Yhwach ended up covered in darkness rather than becoming a normal infant is striking. In that moment he was vulnerable, helpless, powerless, and most importantly nameless. The manga makes it clear that Yhwach took the name from the name of the deity (God), the local people around him mistook him as. All signs point to Ichibei. Even in the novel CFYOW, there's a postscript note by Narita telling readers to be distrustful of Tokinada and Ichibei's account of the original sin. The anime makes his even more clear showing Ichibei playing an active role (he downplayed his role in his own account) in the "enthronement" of Adyneus as the "Soul King," If you look at the name Reio, there's a double meaning essentially meaning Zero King/King of nothing. And with the foreshadowing and the reveal of the Eight-Mirror Sword being able to "kill a god," all signs point to its use in the original sin, turning the Soul King's power against him, just like it did to Lille Barro (similar to how Barragan was defeated). For all we know, Yhwach might have been the dead-man trigger left behind by the Soul King assuming the worst had come to pass. Whatever vision the Soul King had for the world was polluted by the Soul Reapers who put themselves in charge rather than letting themselves be ruled by a King. Now the world itself is stagnant and failing (in the long-term) which is why the forces of "progress" (the Quincy) seem to be pushing back towards the other way. Perhaps the Soul King was hedging his bets with Ichigo and Yhwach, so that once he was gone, the world would change moving on from its current state.

[@Salvadordeluca]

An anime fleshing the story out more than the manga was literally unheard of until now. I want to see a flashback of the 5 founders of the noble houses, Ichibei and the soul king in the chaos realm in the anime which would be a perfect scenario for me in terms of lore but we could see something like that in a possible hell arc continuation

[@patrickforney8202]

This slightly reminds me of Marduk creating the world from the body of his mother Tiamat.

[@TheJurique]

FINALLY SOMEONE TALK ABOUT THE GNOSTIC EVIL ARCONTES/DEMIURGE NAMES IN BLEACH

[@futuresekkai]

I DON’T KNOW IF I SHOULD SAY W IN ALL CAPS BUT W COMMENT

[@JustDeimos_]

God, Kubo is so freacking good. Peak as always Favor!

[@futuresekkai]

Your comment means a lot Deimos, thanks 🤩 Kubo’s works are always filled with mysteries for the fans to uncover

[@ExtraShxt]

I already knew that his name will be Adonyeus when Yhwach used the Auhswalen during his initial battle with Ichibei. Because in the chant, there was the phrase "tongue of Adonyeus" or something like that... I suspected that it'll probably be the soul king's name so it kinda spoiled it for me😅😅😅

[@deathmark1940]

Coffin of adnyous

[@Nathran13]

damn peak content bro insta subbed underrated channel

[@futuresekkai]

That means a lot, thanks!

[@andrewmasiye4898]

The Bleach world reveals the flawed logic inherent in Gnostic thought, upon which much of its mythology draws. In both Gnosticism and Bleach, concepts of "good" and "evil" are treated differently than in Judeo-Christian traditions. Yhwach (YWACH) is framed as the villain for attempting to create a world without death, but when examined closely, his logic exposes critical weaknesses in the Shinigami worldview. 11:48 A central contradiction is the claim that stagnation inevitably leads to decay. Logically, if something is stagnant, it neither improves nor declines-it remains constant. Yhwach’s vision of a static world could be seen as preferable to one trapped in the endless cycle of life, death, and suffering. In a way, this mirrors the Gnostic rejection of material suffering as pointless. The reincarnation cycle in Bleach condemns souls to experience sorrow eternally. Yhwach’s alternative-a world free from this cycle-could arguably be a form of liberation. However, the series presents no compelling reason why stagnation must only manifest as decay, nor why it couldn’t also manifest as a state of unchanging peace or chaos. In this regard, Yhwach’s logic is internally consistent: he believes a stagnant world, free from life’s endless struggles, is better than a cyclical one. His critique of the Shinigami system is valid-after all, that system would have led to the destruction of the Quincy, just as the Quincy system threatened the Hollow race. Because the story is told from the Shinigami’s perspective, the narrative positions their ideology as inherently superior. However, from a neutral standpoint, the Shinigami and Quincy ideologies are equally destructive, each offering no true solution to the conflict. The absence of a meaningful, objective alternative undermines the moral framing of the Shinigami as “good” and the Quincy as “bad.” This ambiguity leaves Bleach’s lore open to critique and makes it difficult to justify its ultimate conclusion. One of the main reasons many fans were dissatisfied with Bleach’s ending is because it relies on questionable logic. Even if Yhwach’s Almighty ability can’t foresee everything, it should still detect traces or consequences of objects it fails to directly perceive-just as we infer the presence of dark matter or black holes through their effects. For example, Yhwach might not have foreseen Uryu’s silver arrow, but he should have detected the resulting effects, such as his own sudden weakness. Similarly, even if Mimihagi’s presence was beyond his perception, Yhwach should have noticed that the world didn’t collapse after he killed the Soul King. These oversights feel more like narrative contrivances to force Yhwach’s defeat, suggesting that Tite Kubo struggled to reconcile the internal logic of his story. The morality of the Shinigami is also inconsistent. When characters like Mayuri or Ichibei sacrifice others, it’s framed as a necessary evil for the “greater good,” since souls in their system are recycled. However, this recycling condemns souls to experience pain repeatedly, as their suffering is reset with each reincarnation. Yhwach, by contrast, offers a final, absolute solution: the end of the cycle. Whether one agrees with his methods or not, his approach ensures that those who die won’t experience further suffering. In this sense, his vision of permanence is arguably more compassionate than the endless repetition upheld by the Shinigami. In the end, Bleach presents a flawed moral framework that paints Yhwach as a villain for proposing a logical alternative to an inherently cyclical and painful system. Kubo’s attempt to force Yhwach into the role of the antagonist reveals the shortcomings of Bleach’s narrative structure. Rather than offering a satisfying resolution, the story feels like a justification of a system the author may not fully believe in himself. Yhwach’s ideology-though portrayed as evil-offers a compelling critique of the Bleach world, highlighting the contradictions at the heart of its mythology.

[@futuresekkai]

This is one doozey of a comment to get through and it misses some critical things- the primary being that the Reio was in every sense of the word the scapegoat of stagnation for the purpose of sustaining the perpetual cycle of life and death, stagnation leads to decay because humans themselves and Yhwach cannot truly submit to stagnancy as this is the inherent nature of the world that he himself did not recognise he was swept into.

[@futuresekkai]

The suffering point and synopsis of the series is interesting however we have characters like Aizen who are diametrically opposed to the very notion, fear is the pain, the joy, that is the proof of his existence. Removing life and death by his standards does not truly remove suffering. The fallacy lies in the claim that a world without distinction of life and death was ever everlasting happiness to begin with.

[@andrewmasiye4898]

​@@futuresekkai You’ve raised some interesting points, but I believe there are logical inconsistencies in your argument that deserve closer scrutiny-especially around the concept of stagnation. Let’s break this down step-by-step. The statement “stagnation leads to decay” is logically flawed. Stagnation means no change-neither progress nor regression. Claiming it leads to decay is as arbitrary as saying “stagnation leads to progress.” Why assume one outcome over the other without evidence? Both are equally unsupported. Both claims are logically symmetrical: - If stagnation = no change, it should not result in decay. - Similarly, if stagnation = no change, it should not result in progress. Thus, if decay is treated as a possible outcome of stagnation, progress could just as easily follow. But why should one believe that stagnation leads to decay rather than progress? Without a compelling argument for why one outcome is more likely than the other, both claims are equally unjustified. You mentioned that the Reio (Soul King) functioned as the “scapegoat of stagnation” to maintain the cycle of life and death. This is an interesting idea, but it overlooks a key point in my original argument. Yhwach didn’t misunderstand the world’s nature-he rejected it. His philosophy suggests that the constant back-and-forth between life and death is an unnecessary burden. Whether one agrees with him or not, his desire to impose stagnation is a deliberate rejection of cyclical suffering, not ignorance of the system. You imply that humans and Yhwach are incapable of accepting stagnation, but this is an assumption about human nature that isn’t necessarily true. Many religious or philosophical systems-such as certain schools of Buddhism-strive for precisely that: escape from cycles of change (samsara) into a permanent state of stillness or Nirvana. Yhwach’s vision can be understood in a similar vein: he offers a world where struggle and change cease. Even the Judeo/Christian system aims to achieve a peaceful stagnation of sorts where God will destroy death and suffering for good and all that will remain will be joy and endless peace viz. a peaceful stagnation. Ultimately, Yhwach’s perspective challenges the cyclical system, not out of ignorance, but as a deliberate stance. The Shinigami’s worldview isn’t objectively superior-it’s just the one we’re conditioned to accept through their narrative.

[@andrewmasiye4898]

@@Gluemn Thanks for the reply, but I think that’s a misrepresentation of Yhwach’s character. Nowhere in the manga or anime (at least thus far) does he say, "Nothing is of value except me," nor does he act out of entitlement to his father’s throne. His motivations are rooted in deeper themes: - Hatred of conflict: He uses brutal methods to prevent prolonged suffering. - Empathy: He feels the pain of dying Quincy through their returning souls. - Abandonment: He resents the Soul King for abandoning him and his people. - Philosophy: He believes the old, primordial world was better because it gave the Quincy a place. Unlike Aizen, who seeks power for ego and godhood, Yhwach wants to end the cycle of suffering entirely, not out of narcissism but out of a desire for finality. His goal isn’t just destruction for its own sake-it’s about reshaping the world to remove suffering once and for all. I like both antagonists but I find Ywach more sympathetic and layered than Aizen.

[@futuresekkai]

Stagnation leads to decay (within Bleach) ≠ Stagnation leads to progress, why? It is precisely because of an unnecessary assumption that you make regarding stagnation as a concept when presented in Bleach, or how it’s discussed in my video, that is stagnation being understood within a vacuum. While it is true that the dictionary definition of stagnation is to remain the same (not sure why you’re arguing that I don’t understand that stagnation can lead to progress), it is also true that when practically applying the term the dynamic shifts in conjunction with external variables. To decay is to be less or worse, in light of the value of life as argued by several figures within the series, what was enough for something before may not be enough in the future due to the introduction of differences between people and their environments. Diminishing the ‘individual’ when discussing to this point is also rather strange as it’s the very thing that is in question? Bleach is a story of Ichigo and the Shinigami’s battle to stay true to their souls- the moment they’re born their uniqueness condemns them from abiding to any true form of consistency. Nirvana and the pursuit of enlightenment first requires acceptance of one’s reality, how could Yhwach encroach upon a goal of which the pre-requisite is not to defy the nature of the world. I take one of the many definitions of ignorance to be referencing his lack of understanding, subject to our interpretations of the plausibility of eternal happiness as well as whether or not the Reio truly abandoned the Quincy. I love hearing your thoughts of course- this is the reason analysing the writing of different stories is so interesting, our takes are different 😊

[@jacksongrove3409]

If this really does hold the significance we think it does. Everything about Bleach changes so drastically it is kind of ridiculous. One name can truly change just so much. I always kind of thought there was more to the soul king and Yhwach. But not to this extent. Makes me wonder if the soul king had a wife or something similar.

[@mark8327-u5f]

Bleach is really the epitome of what is called writing.👌👌👌

[@Miraihi]

May Mayuri's shining outfit be also a reference to the Sun Archon?

[@futuresekkai]

Absolutely, I didn’t say but left it for attentive viewers to find, you’re spot on!

[@Miraihi]

@@futuresekkai It's a bit on the nose if the anime adaptation is still fresh in your memory, but I really wondered why this suit is so flamboyant even by Mayuri's standards, event though we did got the in-universe explanation. Now when I know about the sun archon it finally makes sense.

[@TheBigExclusive]

To simplify it, The Soul King is just like the Emperor from WarHammer 40K.

[@futuresekkai]

If this wasn’t clear- the Gnostics and the apocryphal texts were rejected from biblical canon!

[@svenmanning]

Interesting

[@Miraihi]

@@futuresekkai of course it would happen, they consider that the God is an imposter.

[@imbored2f299]

Bro did all of this to talk about his fav character Mayuri. Ts is tuff though

[@futuresekkai]

lmao, thanks dawg

[@daniel02017]

The link between bleach and Christianity is insane

[@futuresekkai]

There’s too many references but it makes sense when dealing with concepts relating to the afterlife

[@DarkLorrd1369]

No wonder why they're both inconsistent lol

[@revenantronin8377]

@@DarkLorrd1369 "lol" nobody is laughing with you.

[@DarkLorrd1369]

@@revenantronin8377 oh really?... OK then too bad for me I guess yeah?

[@alr3t264]

@@DarkLorrd1369what is inconsistent id love for you to tell, don’t just say “it’s inconsistent” without any examples. I could care less about Christianity but what’s inconsistent about bleach, also I may not be Christian but I definitely believe more in the Bible than I do in the Quran, especially since their profit who’s supposed to sinless, was extremely sinful, one example being sleeping with a literal child, 8-9 years old.

[@WorlBoss]

Half way through and this is already Masterful work!

[@futuresekkai]

This means the world to me, thanks!

[@Atticus-Catnipp]

Bleach also has a lot of christ allegations. Yhwach is the darkest version of Jesus Christ

[@futuresekkai]

A lot more than allegations here bud

[@Miraihi]

I'd say that before the Thousand Years' Blood War Bleach was quite a bit more shallow. Kubo really brought out the real guns for the final arc, combining the Buddhist/Shinto mysticism with Christian mysticism.

[@andrewthomas5694]

​@@Miraihithat means you know nothing about bleach before TYBW as well there were several instances where kubo showcased the value of human morality, death, nihilism and several aspects through the espada many of which are the highest degree of philosophy quite seamlessly webbed into a shonen for kid's, that is Kubo's Genius

[@ronayherrera4172]

@@Miraihi Hueco mundo arc is pretty deep too, but i agree that the tybw arc is peak writing from kubo.

[@nd.mangaka]

great video very interesting and insightful

[@futuresekkai]

You really checked it out 🤧 I think we are in agreement, I’m sure things will take another turn with Mimihagi next episode

[@xyz-uj3ie]

I was late to watching this but great vid as always

[@futuresekkai]

Absolute W for watching as always 😆

[@emoflowerr]

Ichi, means one, ichigo as a character symbolizes unity, oneness, transcendence, surpassing fate, and he by himself cements fate into the future of the bleach universe.

[@Zarakis_Eyepatch]

Peak as always!

[@futuresekkai]

Absolute W

[@mfwiloseintouhoubossfights9305]

Mayuri was the main character all along 😳

[@nitemarestlk]

Ywach would be more the antiChrist or a false prophet where Ichigo is the true "messiah".

[@metal87power]

It's better than having a living, almost human being as a God like Zeno or Kami in Dragonball. Ana... is another level being, but still flawed like human. It is the UNIVERSE that is the supreme, but it has no personality.

[@gamescentrel2951]

Dyeus or dyaus is supposedly the European original root word for god, it leaks into many languages, Deus in latin and then dio/ die or dia variants, and so on

[@hurtboychulo7371]

Anybody else inadvertently learn about our real world through ani-manga?

[@futuresekkai]

🙋🏿

[@Miraihi]

@@hurtboychulo7371 one may say that he truly... shines in Thousand Years Blood War.

[@futuresekkai]

Who’s early???

[@AniScholar]

A bit late. Pin from the Goat 🐐

[@Supernova3pg]

🚪🧍🏿‍♂️oh, hi. Sorry, I'm late.

[@okeniyidarasimi4447]

Yoo

[@futuresekkai]

@@Supernova3pgthanks for stopping by Supernova, you’re always welcome here 😂!

[@Supernova3pg]

@@futuresekkai, thanks 🙂‍↕️🙏

[@esterester7853]

This thumb give me shivers 💀

[@futuresekkai]

In a good or bad way 😭

[@7nawt7]

Sounds like Kubo thinks eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil was good for Adam. However, the decay came after the forbidden fruit. Before Adam’s sin, decay was only for the serpant and his servants. The false god is the snake. Tricking everyone with forbidden knowledge. Pride as the good book says, comes before destruction.

[@BlackHawk3927]

Well said 😊

[@Rayizo8783]

Now i know why you like mayuri

[@Jaketruescience]

That was amazing

[@futuresekkai]

This comment means the world to me, great to know you enjoyed it 😊

[@7nawt7]

The most effective deceptions are lined and laced with truth. The better the intelligence, the more creative the 🐂 💩.

[@brianibekwe]

Favor dropped!!!!!!!!!!

[@futuresekkai]

Goat!!!

[@amam-r2p]

request can you do a gojo vs aizen video

[@metal87power]

I'm just concerned about the dinosaurs in Bleachverse. xD

[@klemen3166]

W video 🗣️

[@futuresekkai]

@@klemen3166 w Klemen

[@vishalsangu1511]

What about the links between the terms YHWH and Yhwach? Or is this a stretch

[@futuresekkai]

I mentioned it in the video!

[@brenohds]

Szayel Aporro Granz (Zaayel aporro Granz)

[@futuresekkai]

I’ve watched Bleach in Japanese and English so I sometimes blend names, apologies 😓

[@AbdulAziz-e7v]

Yo! Have you checked key's debunk on bleach He showed a scan of tokinda need some ' military equipments' to deal with military force of World of living This means nuke }} Tokinada Can you rebunk this meta ?

[@futuresekkai]

His arguments are trash, rebunking something would require that the arguments are first debunked

[@AbdulAziz-e7v]

@futuresekkai I am talking about that that Tokinada debunk That will debunk the whole verse except top tiers to below island level

[@lucasbienvenue2505]

Let’s gooo

[@futuresekkai]

Let’s goooo

[@lucasbienvenue2505]

@@futuresekkaialso idk if this is something others have been saying, but it seems like KZbin unsubbed me from u and I heard of this happening b4 to other KZbinrs. Video was amazing btw, keep up the awesome work

[@futuresekkai]

@@lucasbienvenue2505 I didn’t even know you could unsubscribe someone 😨 that’s weird

[@lucasbienvenue2505]

@@futuresekkai yeah, could just be me misremembering ever doing so, thinking I’d already had tho. But I’m more so on the side of the former since I also remember hearing about that

[@gokura]

Yhwach might dethrone ichigo as my favorite character in bleach

[@kelvinallen9327]

Bleach is awesome 👍

[@futuresekkai]

It really is 🤩

[@benroberts8363]

This video is like a scrambled egg 😂

[@futuresekkai]

As in its a great way to start the day- or it’s a mess? 🤣

[@kaidus8020]

🔥

[@futuresekkai]

🙏🏽

[@aR3r-rg4yc]

Andyeus is Nordic or whatever tho

[@futuresekkai]

That anime spelling is weird, it shouldn’t be transcribed that way based off of how the voice actor pronounced the name アドナエウス is adonaeus not andyeus

[@martinchristianaguilar5135]

Ady NAE-NAE us

[@Exro.]

Religion really inspires 1 of the greatest and most influential Animanga’s of all time. Kubo is a Goat for creating such a masterpiece 🥲

[@futuresekkai]

Kubo’s a mastermind fr