Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
Meanwhile, Shinra has a series of visions of the past and detects the presence of Sho through his Adolla Burst ability. They meet, but Sho is in no mood for reconciliation, and they engage in a fiery battle. Sho appears to stop time which Licht believes is linked to the Adolla Burst. Sho then hits Shinra with a punishing blow.
The Company captains are called to the Imperial Throne Room for an emergency conference to discuss the Evangelist and Adolla Burst that Shinra possess, Shinra encountering Joker who reveals Shinra's younger brother, Sho Kusakabe, serves the Evangelist as leader of the White Clad cult's Knights of the Ashen Flame.
Meanwhile, Shinra sees his mother, Sho and Hague's death through his Adolla Link. These events prompt Shinmon to unite the 7th with the rest of the empire, while the 8th and their new Fire Force allies prepare for the upcoming war with the Evangelist.
"Shinra Kusakabe Enlists" Transliteration: "Shinra Kusakabe, Nyūtai" (Japanese: 森羅 日下部、入隊) Yuki Yase: Yamato Haijima: Yuki Yase: July 6, 2019 () July 28, 2019: 2: 2 "The Heart of a Fire Soldier" Transliteration: "Shōbōkan no Kokoro" (Japanese: 消防官の心) Shuntarō Tozawa: Yoriko Tomita, Yamato Haijima: Hiroko Kazui
Mari is the mother of Shinra and Sho, both revealed to be parthenogenetic births that the Holy Sol covered up. Mari ends up being turned into a Demon Infernal when Sho awakens his Adolla Burst, blinding herself upon gazing at the Evangelist before spiriting Sho to the White Clad. She was declared dead in the aftermath.
The play was directed by Sho Kubota, script written by Yusei Naruse, and music composed by Masaki Miyoshi; the protagonist Shinra Kusakabe was played by Hikaru Makishima. [42] In 2022, a second stage-play ran from January 18–23 at KT Zepp Yokohama and from January 27–30 at the Sankei Hall Breeze in Osaka; it featured the same staff and ...
Durarara!! is a Japanese anime television series based on the light novel series of the same name, written by Ryōgo Narita and illustrated by Suzuhito Yasuda. An anime adaptation of the light novels was announced in the wraparound sleeve of the sixth volume of the light novel. [1]
The Book of Eibon (エイボンの書, Eibon no Sho) is a grimoire written by Eibon that contains all of the wizard's written knowledge. The book contains blueprints for Eibon's demon tools, as well as a pocket universe modelled after the book's seven chapters, each based on one of the seven deadly sins .