This works well in tandem with the users enhanced sight, allowing them to analyze and calculate the positions of everything within view instantly. The mental prowess of the Six Eyes can turn one moment in reality into well over a minute's worth of time within the user's brain. Satoru's Six Eyes rejecting the possibility of Suguru Geto being alive. Due to this, a proper Six Eyes user will never run out of cursed energy. So much so that the amount of cursed energy lost when the user activates a cursed technique is infinitesimally close to zero. The Six Eyes processes the user's cursed energy incredibly efficiently. Each of the Limitless techniques requires this type of complex cursed energy manipulation, making the pairing of the Six Eyes crucial to utilizing the Limitless' cursed techniques to their maximum potential. The Six Eyes provides the user with vast perception and immense brain processing power, allowing them to precisely manipulate the sophisticated powers of the Limitless down to an atomic level. Satoru using the Six Eyes to quickly survey a vast area. No two bearers of the Six Eyes can exist at the same time. While any member of the Gojo family can inherit the Limitless, only those who also possess the Six Eyes can truly master the technique's power. This inevitably lead to the current user of the Six Eyes getting sealed by Kenjaku. This connection was severed by Toji Fushiguro, a man who escaped cursed energy through Heavenly Restriction and destroyed all of their destinies. Despite Kenjaku doing the same to the Star Plasma Vessel, the Six Eyes reappeared within a new user alongside a new Star Plasma Vessel on the day of the merger. After his second defeat, Kenjaku didn't take any chances and killed another Six Eyes user a month after they were born. ![]() At some point in the past, Kenjaku was defeated by two different users of the Six Eyes. It's a mess.The Six Eyes were always bound to Master Tengen and the Star Plasma Vessel by fate. ![]() Then in that chapter, something happened, and now it IS that bad, lol. I made it to chapter 103 before I had to drop it but it wasn't because I was interested, I was just bored and it wasn't so bad that I couldn't push through in hopes it would get better. If this was an episodic serial, where every 'episode' was different, then maybe 'going on forever' wouldn't seem so contrived, but in this it certainly does. They throw in random tropes, it starts feeling like a bad crossover, there's a lot I can't say without spoiling things but at a certain point the author is clearly just throwing in random things to slow down their overly overpowered main character from actually solving the plot, and giving him more issues to need to resolve. ![]() Plot-wise, things that were interesting start to be a little more interesting, and you get a hint of some bigger plot. Around chapter 40-ish the art starts to get a little better, though the characters can hardly ever seem to keep their both or even either of their eyes open. ![]() The first 20 chapters seem like every cliche 'gate' and 'hunter' manga/manhwa meshed into one, with terrible art to boot. The author has no idea what they're doing. Edited Review: Honestly, it's something to waste some time on if you're bored, but it's nothing outstanding and here's why:
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