History Headscratchers / AsurasWrath

** Pardon my possible rudeness, but did you even PLAY the game? Mithra wasn't helping them willingly. All that talk about her being a valuable contributor to the cause where just empty words to justify their treatment of her.

* Mithra. They killed her mother, than murdered her father ''after'' framing him for Regicide, and she's helping the Seven Deities''' ''why'' '''?!

*** Going off that, it looks like the man in the ending who was about to face the meteor is just the latest iteration in the Asura reincarnation line

** The Emperor seemingly falling dead would have raised a lot of questions, so they needed a fall guy. They wanted Mishra for her power to manipulate Mantra, but knew that Asura would never allow her to be a soldier in the war. So, they decided to hit two birds with one dead Emperor.

* Why the hell doesn't the gameplay match the trailer? There's actual deep combat in that one, including stealing weapons, using environment based attacks, and finishers such as grapples, slamming two enemies together, and ripping an enemy apart from the inside. Yet the ratio of what happens in the trailer to what actually happens in the game is slim, even more so than other game trailers. The actual combat is rather simplistic with one button over and over with some slight variation. If the devs actually tried to make the two materials match, I'm sure a lot less people would criticize the gampeplay. Was it time, because they looked like they had their core gameplay already ironed out by that time.

** Discussed on the FridgeBrilliance page: Yasha's affinity is melancholy, and the act of tearing out his own reactor to help fuel Asura will kill him, so he's become intensely melancholy by that point, which just helps to fuel his power even more. Once he's stopped being melancholy and is at peace thanks to Asura being able to match him, he finally dies.

** It honestly just seems to be that they didn't want to change his design. His design was what they were going to use for Asura at first after all. Maybe they just didn't want to go through the effort to change it and decided "Meh, he's blind. Explains his white eyes."

* This is a twofold question: Augus is specifically mentioned as being ridiculously powerful even though he doesn't rely on Mantra like the other deities, yet when Yasha [[spoiler:tears out his own Mantra reactor in episode 20]] it doesn't seem to affect his ability to use Mantra in any meaningful way. What gives? Speaking of Augus, why bother making him blind? The casual player would never have known he was blind were it not for Asura's line about ripping out his blind eyes. Being blind doesn't seem to impede him at all and just seems entirely unnecessary.

** They were probably also glad to see that larger than life ham gone and didn't really want to find another one. Also, a bigger cut of all the Mantra for themselves with only six of them.

** Probably because they were lazy and if Asura returned, they didn't feel like find a replacement that would just get killed again.

* It's been about 500 years since Asura recovered from his fight with Wyzen. Not as long as 12,000 years, but enough to note that the Seven Deities took a mighty big blow to the ego. Why didn't they look for a replacement god for the Mantra of Violence? Or why didn't they change their name to the Six Deities during the time Asura was dead?

* It's been about 200+ years since Asura recovered from his fight with Wyzen. Not as long as 12,000 years, but enough to note that the Seven Deities took a mighty big blow to the ego. Why didn't they look for a replacement god for the Mantra of Violence? Or why didn't they change their name to the Six Deities during the time Asura was dead?

* It's been about 200+ years since Asura recovered from his fight with Wyzen. Not as long as 12,000 years, but enough to note that they took a mighty big blow to the ego. Why didn't the Seven Deities look for a replacement god for the Mantra of Violence? Or why didn't they change their name to the Six Deities during the time Asura was dead?

** However the real reason it did'nt work on Deus was resolve. Asura and Deus had strong resolves and Yasha had it temorarly in episode 15 but in 15.5 it was uncertain and shaky.

* What happened at the initial Emperor murder? Was Aura drugged or what?

** Wrath and Berserker form require the pent-up rage of thousands of years of fury, sparked by Chakravartin's prodding, in order for him to hit the peak he needs to become those forms.

* Why didn't Asura enter Wrath or Berserker form when Durga died? Surely that would've stirred enough rage in his heart to trigger the transformation.

* I wonder, If ''Asura's Wrath'' was a proper anime then what would it be classified as? {{Shonen}} or {{Seinen}}?

** Simple. THAT IS HOW LONG IT TOOK ASURA TO CLIMB OUT!

** Naraka is a timeless realm. It's also infinite. Getting out of there is not that simple, even for a god. The time spent there doesn't necessarily have any direct correlation to the time that passes in the mortal world.

** All indications are that it was a combination of two factors: Asura's mounting rage speeding up the process, and Chakravartin's intervention. Asura awoke when Chakravartin wanted him to wake up.

* Why did Asura stay knocked out/dead so long each time? I don't mean why it took him so long to leave Naraka once he got started, but I'm pretty sure each timespan had passed before he started to leave Naraka. As in the first time he finally woke up in Naraka after 12,000 years and then began the journey to leave (doesn't seem to take that long once he got going). The second time was quicker, only 500 years, but that's still a long time for someone to be "unconscious" in hell.

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