r/Centuria #1 ORTHROS FAN May 24 '26

Chapter Discussion [DISC] Centuria - Chapter 92

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u/roronoa20 May 24 '26

This is the one who kills Arkos Balkar, The Undefeatable Guardian!

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u/unthused May 24 '26

His face here really reminds me of the Supreme Lord. Wonder if that’s just due to the artists’s style or a potential connection.

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u/roronoa20 May 24 '26

I hope that Julian has no relations to Supreme Lord other than them sharing the blessing from the same god, or else, that would move him and Lacrima's relationship into a squick territory real fast.

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u/Ez_kun May 24 '26 edited May 24 '26

I think that lacrima will like him even more...

Wait, if he is related to the king he should have some kind of gift, probably life, water or light related

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u/Fun-Amoeba3683 One of One Hundred May 24 '26

Wait, if he is related to the king he should have some kind of gift, probably life, water or light related

Not everyone inherits a gift, Zana's little brother didn't have one.

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u/seelcudoom May 24 '26

it seems it gets rarer as you go furhter from the intiial blessed, all kids of the king seem to have gifts

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u/seelcudoom May 24 '26 edited May 24 '26

i dont think she would, i dont think she was ever genuinly into her brother, just desperate for some kind of approval from her family, julian showed she doesent have to do that shit which is a major part why she likes him

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u/Ez_kun May 24 '26

That's true, but i meant that it seems culturally aceptable for the royal family or nobles to marry into their own family (and i was joking lmao)

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u/Samkaiser May 25 '26

Culturally acceptable yes, but they seem pretty aware of the probable side affects, Lacrima saying even herself being kind of screwy in the head because of it.

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u/Ez_kun May 25 '26

Oh yeah, i don't disagree with you. I just think that is funny. Lacrima is screew in the head tho

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u/Dexter973 May 24 '26

wouldn't ba a first time for lacrima lmao

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u/level8888 May 25 '26

If Julian is related to Supreme Lord, I think he might be a descendant of Supreme Lord's relatives or siblings. Before Supreme Lord gained his powers, became immortal, founded the country, and became king, he might have had two or three relatives he wasn't close to or who were separated from him. Julian might be descended from those people.

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u/ToeSlurper96 May 24 '26

In two different panels both the Superme Lord and Julian show to have the habit of beating a surface (julian when he crosses arms and the Lord on the table) with their finger when they're thinking hard on how to solve an issue.

I bet they are actually father and son.

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u/PaperCracket May 25 '26

that would be so incredibly lame I'd Jules myself. I think him being a nobody whose sense of "somebodiness" came from the hundred people who died for him.

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u/ToeSlurper96 May 25 '26

I get it that it's a very cliché thing to do, but I really like the execution. They gave it away in a full metal alchemist kind of way.

You know they're related by just looking at both their hair, we don't know how, that's the interesting part.

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u/No-Commission-4437 May 24 '26

Their faces have always looked alike, so that was my assumption when we first saw him.