*She Is Our QUEEN!* Akatsuki no Yona Chapter 260 - Griever Review
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- It is an August wait now.
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I'm also curious to see if the dragons came down to earth to talk to Yona or if the conversation will be in Yona's mind or in paradise in some way like Yona's Soul there and her body here, it will probably just be Yona and the dragons either in person or in a kind of Yona's dream. But I really see that there's a little room for mysticism here... In the paradise or kingdom of yona's selves, not only her, but Hyurui as well, perhaps a glimpse of the first generation of dragons? It actually happens that her body becomes unconscious and so on... I think the part about her talking to the gods could be really simple. But there are great opportunities to develop the divine question.
It was a surprise to see your positive review because I thought you wouldn't like the chapter (because of what you said in the previous review about changing fate), but I'm glad you liked it. I'm also excited to see Yona empowered again, this is the true essence of her and here she shows why she is the protagonist. I wonder if to fix this she has to sacrifice herself, since the dragons are on earth to protect her... would her soul have to return to the heavens to free them? Or remembering the prophecy, I wonder if Yona must first complete a mission or something like that in order to return Hiryuu's soul to heaven and undo the curse of the dragons and even the crimson disease. I'm thinking about the possibility that at the end of the manga, we'll have Yona with black hair haha, but let's wait and see what happens next. By the way, apparently the date of August 20 was a printing error and the next chapter will be on August 5. I'm waiting for a great chapter.
I didn't notice that Zeno got cut that day with the arrow. I almost want to go back and see if it happened. Either way, I accept this way more than his odd theory of being able to die after trapping the others. Seeing Yona fight him was sad, but it was also cool. I do feel bad for Zeno, but he's really gone off the deep end now and I'm wondering how the other dragons will respond to this too because not only did he try to attack their friends (regardless of the reason), he also is holding them prisoner. Yona going to talk with the dragons is a good idea and more reasons why it's important to talk to people and not just go through everything alone
I saw some people commenting on this and I thought it was interesting. the fact that Yona and Zeno's fight is a bit clumsy, either because neither of them are really proficient with swords(Yona mainly uses a bow and Zeno doesn't seem to be an expert in any specific weapon), or because neither of them are trying to hurt each other, Zeno just wanted to hurt or PRETEND to try to hurt Hak to make Yona hit him, probably believing that he would regenerate, Yona was just defending herself, but she also didn't want to hurt Zeno. Which resulted in the fight not being as precise as most of the time and practically a back and forth of pushing with some sword strikes. Which I thought was an interesting detail.
regarding Zeno's injury was only noticed much later. One theory of mine is that maybe the Crimson Dragon hurting him just makes his supernatural Dragon regeneration not work. Then the natural regeneration of a human being would act naturally. So, after a while when he was hit by Yona's arrow, probably when he arrived at the Palace, the wound clotted, not to the point of healing, just clotting like a newly closed wound. When he was hit by the arrow, he wasn't surprised that the injury didn't regenerate immediately because they were far from the Hyurui Palace. That had just been set on fire. So he transformed into a Dragon and went to Casteloz at that moment, his wound had closed, assuming it was really just a scratch (I read in some book that wounds to the neck tend to bleed a lot, I don't know if it's true, but it's good to comment ), as it was partially closed and he didn't make any sudden movements, he didn't hear any pain and he didn't notice, as for it to have clotted so quickly, let's just say that it clotted during the time he was in Dragon form. Then, when he made a movement as sudden as stabbing himself, and in a region so close to the newly closed wound, it opened.
I knew you would love this chapter since this is the Yona we love to see!
Your description on how Zeno is drawn in this chapter is so on point, along with everything you've said about female protagonists 🥹 THIS CHAPTER. It gives me hope for a showdown and a possible solution (I'm betting on Yona self sacrifice, but also I don't want Hak to be alone) hopefully we get to see the other dragons soon as part of her talking to the dragon gods?? Maybe she'll find some way to get to the chalice as part of her connection to the gods?? Idk.
It may surprise you to hear that, considering you rated the chapter 10/10, while of course I appreciate your review, I did not enjoy the chapter much. I was hoping for a more intense, dramatic fight scene between Yona and Zeno (and a scene where he actually stabbed Hak or someone), so the chapter felt anticlimactic and underwhelming. (Sorry to be a downer, I realize this is probably an unpopular opinion. To be clear, I did like the video; sorry to hear about the 3 dislikes, and again, appreciate the analysis) Yes, Yona’s expressions when speaking with Zeno and the art are admittedly good, but I wasn’t very awestruck by it, because I hoped for higher stakes. Maybe I needed more shadows in the art or something...