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Qilby's true plan is to steal back the Eliacube and drain the Wakfu of the planet to power his ship to explore the Krozmos with his brothers and sisters. Qilby is revealed to have once been imprisoned in an empty, timeless dimension by a previous incarnation of Yugo as punishment for betrayal. It was Qilby who orchestrated a war with a robotic species called the Mechasms, resulting in the deaths of many eliatropes and the need for them to abandon their original world. Cunning and conniving, Qilby nearly succeeds but is defeated by a combined effort by Yugo, the last remaining eliatrope children, and the unborn Shinonome. Separated from the Eliacube, he is imprisoned in the same timeless dimension by Yugo. Prior to Qilby's defeat, he reveals that unlike the rest of his siblings, Shinonome and he do not lose their memories upon reincarnation, and instead have perfect recollection of all Eliatrope history.

I sincerely forgot that Yuno, the aforementioned rival, existed, more than once. One trick ponies as they are, when you make one "the cool, quiet, capable, few words man" he is automatically forgotten about the moment he leaves the screen. Asta, the protagonist, is less of a human and more of an amalgam of shounen MC tropes. Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert you. "Mada madaaaaaaa" he constantly screams as a catchphrase. Why do we still bother with such low writing efforts in the 2020's.
Nevertheless, Black Clover is quite humorous. Asta really works best when he puts in his screaming into making tsukkomi (=retorts) towards the rest of the cast's stupidity. Noelle is also a good tsundere lead - as the heroine she was doomed to catch feelings for Asta from point 0, but she has a storyline of her own, she fights for her female friends and is treated as an equal to Asta and Yuno narratively, even though she doesn't aim to be the "Wizard King". (Really, how shameless. I can't even begin to count the series Black Clover is copying.

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