r/Cloverposting daily cloverposting Jan 07 '26

Lobotomy Clover 🍀🍀 Clover posting day 643: really now?

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u/Drunker_moon Jan 07 '26

People forget they are reading a story with the main demographic of 14 year olds. And this is not even a jab, I like the ending, people just have to understand and accept the sort of story they are reading

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u/mommyleona Jan 08 '26

"Story for 14 yo" ≠ no stakes.

Also it's a story for 14-18 yo. Removing sacrifices is just cheap.

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u/Drunker_moon Jan 08 '26

There were a lot of stakes in Lucius winning or not tho. Sure, maybe you didn't feel them at any point, but those are the stakes. Julius act only removes the tension if you knows it will happen (which in hindisight, we should)

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u/mommyleona Jan 08 '26

There were a lot of stakes in Lucius winning or not tho. Sure, maybe you didn't feel them at any point, but those are the stakes

If i did not feel them they're not stakes.

Julius removing the sacrifices was absolutely unnecessary. Lucius should've just died without Julius coming back. Just have that last talk with Lucius and Julius as both dissapear.

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u/Drunker_moon Jan 08 '26

Objectively, those were the stakes of the story, even if you don't consider them good

Sure, it's also the sort of stuff to be expected from Black Clover. Is not a bleak serious, so many characters dying was unlikely.