Comprehensive comics: Honkai Impact III + Accelerator, you can give your opinions on the subsequent world
Accelerator, the second protagonist after Kamijou Touma and Aleister in Kamaike Kazuma's "A Certain Magical Index", is in my mind the most vivid and successful example of a do-gooder who climbs from the abyss to the light in the entire history of ACG.
He once regarded "becoming the absolute strongest" as the only anchor point in his life, and stood at the top of Academy City's ability with the weight of 10,031 lives; but after being awakened by the right hand that shattered illusions, he stumbled in the boundless darkness and abruptly changed the entire driving force of his life from "climbing to the top" to "protecting everything he wanted to keep." He bears the title of "Academy City's Strongest" and holds the power to control all vectors in the world. He seems to have the absolute power to subvert the world, but at certain moments he is as fragile as a child unable to grasp a life-saving straw. He stubbornly labels himself a "villain", and his character is twisted and sharpened by darkness, but deep down he hides an extreme disgust for himself and a desire for warmth and light that even he dares not face.
He would always look forward to the Kamijou Touma who could reach out to everyone without any scruples. It would not be an exaggeration to say that that boy was the only sun shining into the abyss of his dark life.
The protagonist of this work is before the 19th volume of the novel "A Certain Magical Index" and after the ANBU War. Corresponding to Accelerator 15 episodes ago in the third season of the animation, Accelerator experienced the 930 incident and suffered severe brain damage. He could only rely on electrodes on his neck to maintain his calculations and abilities.
Reader comments
It's a collaboration between two old guys. . . (Because they were all released very early, there is no malice, I just thought of it suddenly)
The teacher's writing is perfect! ! ! I have never played Honkai Impact, but I can tell from the teacher's description that Kiana is a very good person, with no redundant language and a good rhythm. This character is also very awesome. It can be said that she can outline an image in just a few words. Her skills are so powerful that it is amazing.
It won't confuse people who haven't played or watched it. There are a few settings in the article, and it's not too abrupt. This psychological portrayal is also very awesome. I am a bit illiterate and can't describe it, but it is very awesome anyway. I feel that every article is polished with care. I grew my eyes just to see this! ! !
It looks good. Will Kamijou make a guest appearance? (I don't think there's much hope, because Kamijou's combat power is a bit too strange and there are some setting aspects that are hard to say. Maybe a character from Honsan can briefly come to Academy City as a guest star.)
Give yourself a five-star review, but it's not too much [Chigua]
It's a collaboration between two old guys. . . (Because they were all released very early, there is no malice, I just thought of it suddenly) The teacher's writing is perfect! ! ! I have never played Honkai Impact, but I can tell from the teacher's description that Kiana is a very good person, with no redundant language and a good rhythm. This character is also very awesome. It can be said that she can outline an image in just a few words. Her skills are so powerful that it is amazing. It won't confuse people who haven't played or watched it. There are a few settings in the article, and it's not too abrupt. This psychological portrayal is also very awesome. I am a bit illiterate and can't describe it, but it is very awesome anyway. I feel that every article is polished with care. I grew my eyes just to see this! ! !
It looks good. Will Kamijou make a guest appearance? (I don't think there's much hope, because Kamijou's combat power is a bit too strange and there are some setting aspects that are hard to say. Maybe a character from Honsan can briefly come to Academy City as a guest star.)
Give yourself a five-star review, but it's not too much [Chigua]