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Meanwhile, Miwa talks to "Mechamaru", about how she wants to get to know everyone more. Several days later, on Halloween in Shibuya, a veil is thrown up over the city, trapping all the civilians within. Several are suddenly sucked into the train station, while the rest are told to ask for Satoru Gojo to be freed. Several sorcerer teams are positioned at the entrances of the veil, prepared to act if necessary, while Gojo enters it. 328"The Shibuya Incident"
Transliteration: "Shibuya Jihen" (Japanese: 渋谷事変)Hiroyuki KitakuboHiroyuki KitakuboYosuke YajimaSeptember 15, 2023 (2023-09-15)[e]N/A Gojo enters the subway crowded with civilians where he confronts the curses Jogo, Hanami, and Choso. Meanwhile, Yuji accompanies Mei Mei and her brother Ui Ui, who proceed elsewhere above ground to deal with a newly discovered veil.

But Tanya just uses it to murder everyone and everything in her path. For an all-knowing being, you would really think that it would have thought a bit more ahead. 3. Re: Zero Re: Zero is one of the better known isekai. And for a good reason. It’s dark as hell and incredibly addicting. It doesn’t do anything too out of the ordinary plot-wise: a dude just gets transported into an MMORPG-esque world and tries to live his life. The main difference is that here there’s a respawn system in place for our soon-to-be mentally tortured protagonist. When he dies, he just gets yanked back to a certain safe-point. And boy does he die a lot. It’s somewhat similar to what Log Horizon did, only here the mental trauma and gore are completely maxed out.

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