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So i take it that Allen is a Noah?
So i take it that Allen is a Noah?
Screw you, this is my job!
[url=http://mangahelpers.com/m/d-gray-man/chapters/182/]Mangahelpers R/T/S Page[/s]
Yeah, he's got the 14th's memories. And apparently, the 14th looks like Tyki.
On the bright side, this arc is just about over, it seems! I worry that we might see another Tyki pulled on us with Allen going berserk on everyone, but hopefully not. This has lasted long enough.
So,Allen and Kanda got rid of a lvl 4 Akuma - hell YEAH!!
But he kinda half-PWND himself with his Crown Clown
Anyway, I´m curious where this is gonna lead - I mean the 14th manifestation [ he looked pretty badass btw xDD] etc.
I'm pretty sure Allen didn't self-pwnt himself on purpose, anyway. Poor guy; I don't think anyone in the series saw that coming, no matter how obvious it might have been. Still.
Going to lead in this arc, BlueDemon, or in the overall scheme of things? I don't know if this'll have an effect on Allen's situation unless Link figures it out and reports it to Levellier or Central, but it'll probably stress him out. At the very least.
wow that was one of the best DGM chapters i've read in the past while
14th nearly awoke and the level 4 getting super sliced up
True. I was like, "damn, this is a good chapter"
Tamiel -
I agree with you guys,it was a badass chapter.
And,Digital_Eon (xDD), I actually thought on the overall situation.Cuz yeah,you are probably right with him being stressed by it.He´ll probably be kinda desperate because he sure as hell doesn´t want to loose control over his body/mind.
And I mean how the others are going to react...Kanda just yelled at him and called him beansprout,but I´m curious if this will be brought up in the future or not.
It probably will, I bet that those guys from central, Crow? Will have something to say.
Tamiel -
When I first read the chapter I was under the impression that the 14th did awaken and is now in control. The last page where Kanda calls Allen "Beansprout" and he replies "...the name's Allen" just seemed odd to me.
A few seconds later the thought that it would probably not happen this way took over. Allen was probably just exhausted and a bit shocked.
"For Feanor was made the mightiest in all parts of body and mind, in valour, in endurance, in beauty, in understanding, in skill, in strength and subtlety alike, of all the Children of Illuvatar, and a bright flame was in him"
Ahh, I see. Yeah, that'll probably happen, if Allen realises what happened to him (right now, there's no indication that he knows/remembers - unless being cut by Crown Clown is enough to make him think). Allen was stressed over it before, but maybe he'll be more worried actually having experienced a takeover, and possibly not being able to exert control. Now he knows what it'll be like.
Did Kanda notice the 14th, or was he just commenting on Allen taking the risk and stabbing himself (an hero led to massive pain)? Or even if he did, did the others realise that and will they report it? I'm curious. I'd like to see Allen tell someone on his own, but I don't think he will (maybe Lenalee can make him talk; I could see that happening if Hoshino wanted it to).And I mean how the others are going to react...Kanda just yelled at him and called him beansprout,but I´m curious if this will be brought up in the future or not.
Did they see it? The only real changes were Allen's hair and behaviour. Kanda was close enough to see, but Link might not have noticed, and we saw nothing of Madarao. (Plus I'm not convinced Link would necessarily be totally objective here. I wouldn't put it past him to consider reporting, then find a way to downplay or hide it with the assumption that it's nothing everyone didn't already know. Then again, his loyalty might be much stronger than I assume, or stronger than any mild friendship with Allen.)
Yup, I think that line was meant to tell the readers that Allen was back in control. His hair's back to normal, too. :3


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Features: Adjustable handles; lockable front swivel wheels; adjustable hood; seat unit converts to pram mode; removable bumper bar; chest pads provide added comfort; includes infant car seat to form a travel system; free two year guarantee
Accessories: Coordinating cosytoe; weathershield®; shopping basket; pram apron and liner
Age range: Suitable from birth to 15kg (approx three years). Car seat suitable from birth to 13kg/29lbs (approx 12/15 months)
Colours: Plum/Black; Royal Blue/Black
Weight: 9.5 kg
Dimensions: (folded) D: 61cm x W: 34cm x H: 106cm (open) D: 72cm x W: 47cm x H: 107cm
Stockists: Mothercare
The Best Bits: Amazing value for money. Very easy to swap between components. Easy to steer and manoeuvre up kerbs and through doorways.
Room For Improvement: There are only two colour options – a pink (described as 'plum') and a blue – they could do with a gender neutral option. The button to collapse the main base is fiddly, as is the release button for the straps on the car seat, which could be more obvious. The instruction manual would be easier to read if it had words as well as pictures! It would also be nice to have a secure base for the car seat.
Our daughter Elsie is 11 weeks old so we have been using the Xpedior Pram and Pushchair Travel System in both pram and car seat mode. The pram is actually very roomy so we will be able to push her around in deep sleep mode for a good while. Although roomy, it's very well protected against the elements with a cosy quilted liner and a smart hood to protect her – she seems very content in there anyway!
The car seat is fantastic and is very lightweight in comparison to some of the others we've looked at on the market. It's easy to fit in the car and Elsie fits snuggly in at 4kg so we're not convinced she'll still be in it at 15 months like the product spec states – I think it'll last a year if we are lucky.
Switching between the components is very simple thanks to its universal fittings on the base, and the system is very lightweight which is important when you are trying not to pull yourself too much in the early weeks after having a baby.
My husband and I put the various elements together mainly using our intuition, using the manual only to confirm we'd put them together correctly. The manual is not the easiest to understand as there are very few English words in it to describe how it's assembled – it relies on step-by-step pictures which are not all that clear.
We mostly prefer to use the car seat on the chassis in town as it makes for a nippy compact buggy. I think this system looks really smart and modern and I like the fact that the Mothercare branding on it is subtle. It is so easy to push thanks to its front swivel wheels and larger back ones – even my 83-year-old father-in-law could manoeuvre it up and down the kerbs on a recent walk with ease – I think he was very impressed.
The brake clip is a highly visible red and gives a reassuring click when you set and release it. The shopping basket underneath is quite large and we've found it very useful. Folding down the chassis is easy in theory with just a button to release as you pull up on a couple of side clips. However, my husband has to do this for me as I find it quite tricky.
The base would fit into most car boots I should think, although the larger back wheels might need removing in very small cars.
The £250 price tag for this system is fantastic value for money. It's a quality system with lots of extras included which will last Elsie until she's 3-4 years old. My only small criticism is that we opted for the Plum colour online for our baby, thinking a purple colour might last us for baby number two even if it's a boy. However, it turns out 'Plum' is actually more of a raspberry pink so I think Mothercare could do with a third colour option such as a yellow, orange or green – I'm not sure mums would ideally put their little boys in this colour.
MumStreet Verdict: I would highly recommend this travel system for all mums – it does everything all the more expensive systems do for half the price and without compromising on quality.
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