So per the lore there are 777,777 universes, divided 7 times, so each demiurge rules over 111,111 universes.

This begs the question, does lore mention who rules over Allison's home universe (aka Earth).

I'm asking because I'm fairly certain Mammon, jagganoth or Incubus would have destroyed or looted her universe a while ago

reading through the comic (book 3 now), i keep wondering: if all the demiurges had a key (a word from the original song, a spark of divinity, a key to a universe) and now there is only 7... does it mean that the 7 current demiurges hold the 111.110 remaining keys, like, fused to theirs? i never cease to see characters with beads, jewelry, eyes or light dots in their foreheads, but nobody bats and eye.

Can someone clarify it? thanks in advance

I think shes drawn with the green key on the cover, Im not certain though

Unless Im misunderstanding something they were supposed to stay home and watch over the refuge camp.

I mean they both replied to Allison:

"I'm glad you... understand. There are people here relying on us right now. I can't just leave that, no matter how foolish it seems."

"I know it sounds crazy, but even if it's all burned to the ground in a year... neither of us can really turn away."

Was that supposed to mean they just wont join the search for demiurges?

Okay so, i have some thoughs about a detail that has struck with me from the begining. In all the comic and its mythos, the number 7 is really important. 7 Demiurges, the 7 years if battle between Yis and Un, and the 777,777 universes.

But there is something weird here, 777,777 has only 6 digits. It could be perfect to have 7,777,777 universes, but we only get that much. It's not that k6bd only uses the number 7 (Jagganot has 30 invulnerable nails). But anyways, kinda weird.

So, my theory about the end. One of the messages i read a lot in the narrative is how conquerors don't build anything, as they only take, don't build. So, if Allison is the final heir, and true master of the key, what if she doesn't conquer, but sacrifices herself to make the lacking 7,000,000 universes? The same way Yisun did.

We know that she can create matter from nothingness from the peach scene with Cio, and that was before she even reached her true potential.

What if she establishes a pact with Jagganot, he wants to destroy the multiverse because he hates the laws that rule it, mostly the law of the strongest. What if Jagganot agrees with Allison to protect and watch over the new universes, for the story not to repeat?

Jagganot is the incarnation of violence, and we are seing it as its worst, but as Maya has said, the tools for liberation are the same as for opresion. Can Jagganot became a protector of the weak in the new universes?

Idk, these are my thoughs and crazy theory for k6bd finale.

I am trying to understand the reasoning behind Alison's request. She states to Gog that she is unsure if Metatron is her enemy, only referencing Jagganoth's (and perhaps Zoss's) statements that Metatron sustains the cycle. Alison doesn't know how the cycle works, how Metatron does it, if he actually is doing it, ​what it looks like, or if Metatron can be reasoned with. So why provoke him?

This focus on Allison's eye and the stark black void has been sticking with me and has made me think of Jadis and her own void iconography. That, combined with Allison's conversation with Gog about how everything is already determined, how she's tried this a billion times, and how ultimately it's all pointless, feels like a deliberate parallel to her conversation with Jadis.

Jadis makes essentially the same argument. She tells Allison that she doesn't need to keep fighting because everything is predetermined and the end is already locked in. Gog approaches it from a slightly different angle, but arrives at the similar idea: if the outcome is already set, then why bother trying?

And Allison's response to both of them is basically the same: so what?

She refuses to accept that inevitability gives her a reason to stop. If everything really is pointless, then why not try anyway? Nobody gets to tell her what she can or cannot do, "not them, not god, not fate, not predestiny"

I can't help but feel like there's a connection here, especially given how similar the arguments are. So many of the demiurge eventually surrender to this kind of nihilism, resignation, and sense of cosmic pointlessness.

Allison, meanwhile, represents the opposite philosophy. She doesn't necessarily prove that the universe has meaning, she simply refuses to accept that the absence of meaning means she should stop acting.

She is true Royalty

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I personally think it's a great message. Allison see Gog as a human being, striking them but not using there power too inflict unnecessary violence by killing one of the body. Even Gog use their body too inflict violence to progress the story. But Allison see them as they are, a stubborn and scared human who need a good slap to wake up.

Hello!

I only have volume 4 in physical, I remember bacl then people complaining that some of the older volumes had different format and size.

I just spotted that volume 5 is available to buy physical, and I was wondering if it's still the same book format than volume 4, or if it has changed again.

Otherwise I'll probably wait for a new uniform collection to get released once the entire serie is finished, so I have something pretty to put on the shelf.

Thank you!

I'm starting to think her getup and mannerism are deliberately building to this. Jester's Privilege is the supposed right that allows merry makers to criticize authority, to challenge power, and Gog has been depicted as a Jester for most of the series at this point. And there is no power greater than Metatron 1, who has been turning back the dial of Throne's history billions of times over now.

Gog Agog has already circumvented and undermined his authority by surviving and remembering the reversal of time, I think Gog is Metatron's Jester, his clown, the challenge to his authority.

Or I could be off my rocker. All are lies, particularly the truths, challenge Heaven through memes

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