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- Alas, Poor Villain - Maimakterion's death. It's hard not to feel sorry when it says its last word to its only friend was "Goodbye".
- Crowning Moment of Awesome - A LOT. And there's at least one for each of main characters.
- Yuuhi's - One word, Babylon.
- Hanako's - Soloing the 9th
- Masked Hangetsu's - Tossing around armed gangsters while wearing a paper bag over his head.
- Shimaki's - Summoning golems 9,10 and 11 in a Curb Stomp Battle on Maimakterion
- All of which are topped by Yuuhi's fight against two of the Mythical Beast knights and another beast knight at the same time. He absolutely dominates.
- Even better when he reveals his true intentions to fight them. Because he´s the the only one allowed to stop his beloved Sami destroying the world!
- One of the most out-of-left-field and awesome reveals ever:
Anima: Do you see it? The Anti-Biscuit Hammer Celestial Body Dwarf Counter Weapon. Blues. Drive. Monster.
- In chapter 58 Samidare, after the Blues Drive Monster is destroyed, psychically takes over the debris and makes a humongous version of herself and fires the ultimate falcon punch, obliterating the biscuit hammer.
- For the series itself, the entirety of the final battle with Animus. And within that the Beast Knights actually beating Animus on their own with minimal help from Samidare.
- Crowning Moment of Funny - Also A LOT. Often crosses over with Crowning Moment of Awesome.
- Unicorn.
- Yayoi accidentally overkilling Shimaki's 7th golem during training is hard to forget.
- The Beast Knights' faces when they find out about the Blues Dive Monster.
- "Give me back my 5000 yen!"
- Mikazuki's ecstatic reaction to the Blues Drive Monster.
- Crowning Moment of Heartwarming - When this series goes sweet it's hard to resist.
- Hisame remembering the moment she decided to do her best for Sami.
- Hanako's flashback monologue of her relationship with Tarou.
- The last page of Chapter 62, when Samidare admits that she loves Yuuhi more than she does the Earth (this makes a lot of sense in context). If this doesn't bring a tear to your eye, then you have no soul...
- Chapter 63. All of it.
- Fridge Brilliance - A minor example at the beginning - Yuuhi and Noi even fight over a lizard's "retreat gimmick", but at the start all Yuuhi could do in a fight, was use his powers to run away.
- The Master, Inachika Akatani, lost his precognition and other powers because he drew upon the akashic records - the Mage has literally destroyed the future in order to travel back in time.
- Yuuhi's developed domain control Babylon, enhances his movements while miring his opponents. Since it only enhances what he already has, it requires him to have a strong baseline in skill, strength, and an agile mind to get the most use of it. Skill, he inherits from Hangetsu. The rest of it clicks into place when he mentions digging all those trap holes helps him build strength and think. In short, he conducts his training arc right under everyone's noses. Even scarier when you realize the slowing property of Babylon mirrors the pitfalls of his traps. The airspace around him effectively means he's fighting in favorable terrain wherever he goes. Batman would be proud.
- The Biscuit Hammer and the Blues Drive Monster are so patently ridiculous because they were made by people whose childhoods were brutally cut short by their own actions. They frame their war as a game and make weapons with absurd appearances and silly names because they never properly grew up, mentally. Quite tragic upon realization.
- Memetic Mutation -
- Good morning. I am the turtle knight Ron Yue. Right now, the planet is facing a crisis.
- ADVENTURE!
- Needs More Love - Terribly so. This is the poster-boy for underrated manga. In Japan, it appeared in the same magazine as popular franchises like Trigun, Hellsing, and Excel Saga. This had the effect of causing it to be overshadowed for most of its run. But on the other hand, it survived for its entire planned five-year storyline despite such stiff competition.
- Never Live It Down - The Ojou-esque Snake Knight fears she'll never marry now that Anima's sudden teleportations have revealed her darkest secret: She's a closet Cosplay otaku! Naturally, no one else cares or notices.
- Tear Jerker
- The crying owl.
- Tarou's death. After they were both speared through the chest by the ninth golem, the last thing he does is to tell Hanako that he loves her, then uses his wish to save her life.
- Hanako finally letting out her emotions.
- Many other times, too. For example, Hangetsu's death, the Master's death and the entire second battle with the 9th (when all of the Beast Knights wore funeral attire, as seen in the pages above) to name but a few.
- Too Cool to Live - Hangetsu and The Master.
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