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Subaru Natsuki (Japanese: ナツキ・スバル, Hepburn: Natsuki Subaru) is a fictional character from Re:Zero, a series of light novels written by Tappei Nagatsuki and illustrated by Shin'ichirō Ōtsuka. Subaru is a young hikikomori who suddenly finds himself transported to another world on his way home from the convenience store. While ...
Despite his age, Wilhelm is still known as one of the best swordsmen in Lugunica, nicknamed "Sword Demon" for his prowess and accomplishments in the civil war. A wise and perceptive man, he could tell from seeing Subaru's eyes that he had experienced death. He holds a strong grudge against the White Whale for killing his wife, Theresia van Astrea.
After her fourth death, Subaru, who gave up on trying to escape and feeling distraught upon seeing her corpse, becomes catatonic after his revival from freezing to death but thanks to Rem's encouragement, manages to pull through [33] and participates in the White Whale Crusade. [34]
To draw the whale to the ground, Rem launches Subaru on an ice shard towards the whale. Subaru taunts it, and then falls towards the ground, using his smell of the Witch to draw it towards him and the Flugel tree. Rem catches Subaru, and the armies use magic and explosives to cut through the base of the tree, falling it onto the passing whale.
Subaru entered another convenience store and is excited that Emilia is the cashier. Subaru proceeds to order a soft-serve ice-cream which Emilia went to the back of the store to make and told the Manager who is Puck to man the cashier. Puck tries to convince Subaru to buy fried chicken by talking directly into his mind.
Nicknamed "Hvaldimir" in a pun on the Norwegian word for whale, hval, and its purported ties to Moscow, the white beluga first appeared off the coast in Norway's far-northern Finnmark region in 2019.
A necropsy on the 3-year-old female whale identified as No. 5120 in the North Atlantic right whale catalog maintained by the New England Aquarium was completed on Feb. 1.
The whale, which is an estimated 30 feet long, has already started to draw gawkers, according to a post on X by News12 Long Island reporter Kurt Semder.