Huh, so Judgement hasn't fallen long enough to count as a demon, it seems. Counting only her demon lifespan, she might be the 'youngest', for lack of a better phrase, of Hell's denizens (by which I mean she's spent the least time in Hell). Either that, or she's just tough enough that a weapon fit to fell Lucifer barely fazed her.
EDIT: Now I'm wondering what might happen if she shot Azazel...
Huh, so Judgement hasn't fallen long enough to count as a demon, it seems. Counting only her demon lifespan, she might be the 'youngest', for lack of a better phrase, of Hell's denizens (by which I mean she's spent the least time in Hell). Either that, or she's just tough enough that a weapon fit to fell Lucifer barely fazed her.
EDIT: Now I'm wondering what might happen if she shot Azazel...
It's definitely implying that Judgment still views herself as an angel and that the self-identification is so strong that even though she's a demon her physiology can't fully hide her angelic side.
And if true that brings up an interesting idea. The difference between Judgment and Loremaster.
Is it that Judgment accepts she's a demon, but still identifies as an angel as opposed to Loremaster who won't accept she's fallen and deludes herself into thinking she's an angel.
That simple distinction creates a lot of lore implications.
this ship art makes no sense we should all know that araya would be trying to unsheath arayashiki herself
Not unless Ryoshu makes some lame SANGRIA pun that A.C.S translates for her. That's really the only problem Araya has with him, that he encourages her deliberately terrible acronyms. So this sort of innocent curiosity is, arguably, more in character for her than the memetic "Araya wants to kill Sinclair for being interested in Ryoshu" fan characterisation.
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