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Well, time for my weekly dose of pain courtesy of Ohtera and Ohtaka...

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Sinbad no Bouken 143:
I loved it! Sinbad looks so refreshed, Ohtera's art was beautiful this chapter. I've always wondered why Ja'far wears that jewel on his forehead, where or who did he get it from ? I guess it's just a fashion item for him. I love the first 8 General line up...it makes sense for Vittel and Mahad to of been a part of it *wipes tear* their fate still unconfirmed. The fact Sinbad is still humble and wearing old clothes while his friends dress snazzy was lovely XD I also suspect this ceremony in 3 months might be when disaster strikes, or Serendine/Celendine reappears. I know 2 weeks ago, I was like "booooo to a timeskip! *shakes fist*", but this was done nicely :)
SnB 125
...Yep, Kaiba Barbarossa is Hitler and he wants Sinbad to be his waifu. How cute.
I got some Third Reich vibes from Barbarossa and his party prior to this, and all his talk about the Parthevians being a superior race just confirms that feeling I’ve been having.It’s also fitting since Parthevia is the equivalent of the Parthian empire, one of Iran’s civilizations, and the word “Aryan” is linked to Iran as well(Iran was called “Land of the Aryans”).But most people know the term through WWII and the so called “Aryan race” that Hitler was raving about.
When Magi gets too real. Ohtaka straight up borrows from history, not just legends.