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Season 1
- The Night It Rained Fire arc has several.
- Brilith withstood several attacks on the barrier until Sagara decided to go straight after her.
- Airi's fight with Clophe. Even though Airi has lost the overall fight, she manages to lure Clophe away from aiding Cloche, distracting him long enough for Agni to arrive.
- Kasak's Big Damn Heroes moment.
- Kasak's fight with Maruna.
- Agni comes to the rescue.
Season 2
- Leez shows during her conversation with Gandharva that she's surprisingly mature. She argues her points very coherently, and displays a great deal of intelligence as she discusses what lengths and risks a father should take to reach his daughter. She manages get Gandharva to resolve to change and find his daughter without the risks and regrets of his current path.
- Teo figures out Gandharva's identity with nothing more than a silhouette and some research.
- Teo reveals she knows Gandharva's identity bringing Sagara up short. She then tells Gandharva to pick a side, because she won't sit back and watch her city be destroyed. She then fights against the enemy sura, displaying silent Chaos magic. She loses and is killed, but she went down fighting.
- Agni manages to take down a berserk, and then suicidal Gandharva and give him some motivation to live.
- A subtle one for Ran: When it's finally revealed to Leez that Yuta is a sura, Asha berates her for not noticing. After Leez leaves, Ran calls Asha out on her behavior, clearly explains the flaws in her logic, and offers to take custody of Leez. Not bad for the resident Butt-Monkey.
- Lutz kills a lesser sura in one shot from a gun-like item.
- Leez punches Asha in the face, sick of all her bullshit.
- Lorriane smashes her car at full speed into Asha. Asha survives but still...
Season 3
- Ran has Taken A Level In Badass since season 2, he can now the the Neutral Bow without using his Dangerous Forbidden Technique.
- Shess, who didn't fight in the first two seasons, effortlessly destroys a group of attacking sura. Incidentally, he blows a hole in the barrier.
- Brillith awakening. She changes from an innocent damsel in distress to one of the strongest divine casters in the story, gains a billion years worth of experience, and makes Chandra looks pitiable by blocking his insight and being a step ahead.
- Leez fighting the humanoid looking Taraka sura on Konchez without her sword, merely using earth and physical powers from her bracelet. To put it like Ran did in shock: "She looks like she's the goddess of earth herself".
- from the Time Travel arcs:
- Yaksha fighting Asura fairly evenly, WITHOUT his heart. Once he regains it, he literally flicks a fellow nastika king away with his fingers!
- Yaksha in general is a walking CMAO, showing the gap between even high tier nastika and the first kings. When enemy Nastikas first appear to attack a human planet he's visiting, what does he do? Leaps over buildings so high he reaches them in the atmosphere, and breaks Gandarvha's ice with physical power alone.
- He warns Hanhuman to stay away from a nearby sun to not get destroyed by the heat. Hanhuman at the time is in sura form, Yaksha is equally close, lacks his heart, but doesn't seem the tad bit concerned, and is in his human form. How does he save Hanhuman in the end? Transforms into sura form and blocks the sun...by engulfing it in his hand. Yes, his sura form is so large, his hand can safely cover a sun, and that's without his heart.
- He slaps away Petupan once the latter grows berserk. With a light tap of his pipe. The resulting shockwave destroys a mountain range.
- It's very telling all of these moments are without his heart, laying the stage for his greatest but also saddest feat: being the only being to defeat Ananta, one on one.
- We finally get to see Ananta in action. He doesn't disappoint.
- He absolutely annhiliates Surafied Ravana in his human form, making her truly fear for her life.
- He paralyzes Maruna and saves Raltara from Sagara without them having a chance to react. because no time passed while he moved.
- Throughout the arcs, he always seems well informed and step ahead of everyone without even trying, somehow always taking the right course of action. It's revealed this is because alongside his overwhelming raw power, he also holds the ability to rewind time. Ananta is so powerful, he treads on the domain of the primerval gods.
- The above mentioned fight with Yaksha is also one for him. Despite being massively weakened by King of The Land, it's implied he could have still won if he went all out, Meaning his partial sura form is stronger than the full sura form of the third strongest king.
- The varied schemes of everyone around him once reached a breaking point, pushing him into anger due to manipulating Yaksha to desire death. In retaliation, Ananta unleashed the full power of his sura form, and single handedly destroyed the entire universe. Only his own instinctive rewinding of time stopped the story from ending there and then.
Abyss chapter
- Ran's mastery of Yaksha's heart lets him scare the bajheezus out of Samphati, a Fifth Stage rakshasa!. He's truly at the levels of Nastika
- Maruna and Ran have their long awaited clash, With Ran clearly being physically superior but lacking in transcedentals. But the voices in his head imply this is due to Maruna being inexperienced, and he would not have any shot at killing him once he gets used to his body...Fifth Stage Maruna is at the level of higher ranked Nastikas.
