A fresh wave of discussion has erupted among fans regarding the classification of arcs within a popular manga series. With sentiments split over whether the ongoing storyline belongs to the Kozuka Knives Arc or marks the beginning of a new arc, the community is increasingly vocal.
A day after discussions surged, fans are still trying to define the current arc. Some maintain that Chapters 166-175 belong to the Pygmy Princess arc while others agree on a mini arc titled Bull in a China Shop for Chapters 176-179.
One fan remarked, "This latest one feels like a Predators arc of some kind." They elaborated that various villains, including Kur Lady with her tiger stripes and Murakamiโs dubious actions, support this notion.
Fan comments indicate a tendency to categorize arcs more explicitly. As one fan wrote, **"180-190 should be Save the Princess, which is a better name for the overall saga than the Kozuka Knives reference."
** In addition, for Chapters 191-201, a mocked-up name, Subterraneans On a Plane, is circulating but gaining mixed reviews for its originality.
Notably, some users are introducing names like Sky High Yokai or Subterranean 2: Electric Boogaloo for future arcs, showcasing creativity and engagement within the community.
While fans acknowledge the length of the ongoing arc, some suggest clearer definitions could enhance storytelling. As one noted, "Most arcs are based on who they are fighting, so it would make sense if this big arc was split into more arcs." This comment highlights a desire for systematic storytelling.
๐น Diverse Arc Names: Fans propose specific titles for different segments, like Pygmy Princess and Bull in a China Shop.
๐ธ Complex Character Dynamics: Connections among villains spark discussions about the theme of predation in current narratives.
๐ Desire for Clarity: Many feel clearer divisions between arcs would enhance enjoyment and comprehension.
As the dialogue unfolds, the community's call for better-defined arcs could lead to shifts in the seriesโ future layout. Will the discussions result in more structured storytelling? Only time will reveal how these debates shape the saga.