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Young Chihiro spends his days training under his famous swordsmith father. One day he hopes to become a great sword maker himself. The goofy father and the serious son--they thought these days would last forever. But suddenly, tragedy strikes. A dark day soaked in blood. Chihiro and his blade now live only for revenge. Epic sword battle action! Support The Podcast! https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/roose366/subscribe Follow For More Content &Streams!
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In this episode of the podcast, Roos dives into Kagurabachi Chapter 99, titled "Strongest," sharing his thoughts and reactions as the story unfolds. He begins by setting two goals for the podcast: reaching 250 followers and accumulating 2,000 watch time hours, which would enable monetization and support for creating more content. With 232 followers and about 686 watch hours so far, Roos encourages listeners to help push these numbers higher. The chapter itself features intense action and character developments, particularly focusing on a young fighter with remarkable regenerative abilities.
Roos notes the character’s psychological resilience and physical tenacity, highlighting how the kid’s ability to heal from severe wounds makes him a formidable opponent. Despite his youth, the boy’s strength and endurance set him apart, and Roos admires the depiction of regeneration as both impressive and somewhat unsettling. As the battle escalates, the kid faces off against a strong female opponent wielding a large sword. The fight is brutal, with limbs being severed and heads cut off, yet the boy’s regeneration allows him to survive and continue fighting.
Roos expresses surprise at how quickly the kid’s head is severed but is intrigued by the fact that the head remains alive and seemingly aware, suggesting some form of invincibility or trickery at play. Roos reflects on the storytelling style of Kagurabachi, noting that characters who seem powerful often don’t last long, which keeps the tension high. He admits he expected the regenerating kid to endure longer but remains curious about how the story will explain his survival after decapitation. The presence of iron sand and other characters arriving on the scene adds complexity to the battle, hinting at further developments.
Towards the end, Roos mentions other fighters and the strategic importance of controlling cursed swords, indicating that the conflict is far from over. He anticipates the next chapter eagerly, acknowledging that there are many chapters left to explore and promising to continue covering the series. Throughout, Roos maintains an enthusiastic and engaged tone, inviting listeners to share their thoughts and support the podcast’s growth. In summary, this episode captures the excitement and intensity of Kagurabachi Chapter 99, with Roos providing a mix of factual recap and personal commentary.
He highlights the chapter’s key moments, especially the surprising regenerative ability of the young fighter, while also encouraging community interaction and podcast support. The episode ends on a hopeful note, looking forward to the next chapter and continued engagement with the series.
Automatic Transcript
Alright, what's going on guys? It's your boy Roos. Welcome back again to another episode of the podcast. Today we're reading Kagurabachi, Chapter 99, titled Strongest. We've got two goals to aim for, okay? The first goal is 250 followers. I've seen that people are following the podcast and I'm very appreciative. The goal is 250 followers and at the end it is 1k. So far we're on 232, so we need 18 more followers, okay? So let's keep pushing and turning notifications. Secondly, we need the goal of 2,000 watch time hours. So far we're about 686, so we need around 1,400 to hit per this month. We hit the 2,000 goal, guess what?
The podcast is then monetized, which then allows me to make more content, different content and support the podcast and myself. But also, you know, push on with different equipment and so on and so forth. Without further ado though, let's get into this chapter. Kagurabachi, Chapter 99. Strongest. Huh? Hahaha. I think this guy is losing his mind. Everyone in Kagurabachi is always losing their mind, but they've always got something to back it up with, so I like that. This guy is nonsensical because he's got a spirit which is not really there, I believe, but he's basically suffering from like PTSD and traumatic events.
So he's now very strong because he's now the most capable because he's now able to use like his spirit energy much more efficiently than anybody else. Mr. Hagiwara, you're still... This guy's the other vessel? It's crazy. He's just some brat. Sorry, kid. Gotta kill you, or we can't even call in reinforcements. That boy is fast. Look how quick he's about to stab him in his face. So fast. With a wound like that, this kid is tenacious. Damn. Oh, look. He's about to stab him. Gonna get stabbed, but he did a finger. What does that mean? Whoosh. Oh, he cut off her hand. Whose hand is this? He cut off his own hand. No apology needed. I'm 17. I'm a grown up. Oh my gosh.
This is the first time I'm personally seeing like regeneration, and that looks awesome and disgusting at the same time, but that is so cool. He's healed. Okay. Interesting. Regeneration is the perfect ability to buy time. 17 is still a kid. Totally. Still, the psychological strength to endure pain, knowing he'll regenerate, and the tremendous sacrifices he made to become a forceful vessel. You're clearly no ordinary kid. Honk. I've barely eaten in ages. We went a little too hard. Of the reason why he loses his bowels. Sorry, I need a 20 second break. Somebody, quick, decapitate the kid. Okay, she's strong. That sword is much bigger than her. But she has to use it, I guess. She's been practicing for years.
The boy dodged it. He got cut off his head fully. Stopped the brain connecting to the nervous system. Damn. It reached. She caught him. Cut off his arm again. And look, into his torso where his heart is. Or into the ripper. But he's healing as she's slicing. So then that means the sword's gonna get stuck in his body. Magica? Oh, that's Japanese for seriously. Wham. Kicked him away. What's this now? He's got him in his sights. Huh. He's gonna throw another sword. Straight away. Okay. Oh, straight into her hands. He just dodged her. Straight into her hands. And then sliced her head off. Alright, so before we push any further. You know, in Kagurabachi, they always introduce people that you feel like will last.
I mean, this guy had regeneration. I thought this guy was gonna kill everybody. I didn't think exactly he was gonna kill everyone. But I just thought he would last much longer than this. I mean, obviously, it's just still one whole chapter. And it's just a couple panels where now he's lost his head. But if he dies here, I'm gonna be quite disappointed. I won't lie. Look at the stare in his eyes. That has to be from his head, right? Whoa. Look, the body grabbed his head. What? If Euros says something's white, even if it's black, it's white. What? I'm the strongest Hishaku. Euros said so. So it has to be true. Even decapitated. Oh my gosh, I said decapitated. Decapitated? Is he invincible? There is no way.
There must be some trick. If we have to boil or burn him, we've got to hurry. Yeah, because at this point, he could just kill everyone. And remember, his whole team died last time. Well, almost all of them got obliterated. I don't think he's gonna let these two get killed. Even though he hasn't eaten, he's gonna push himself to do so. Look, these are all the iron sand to cover them. See that iron sand? And I think, yeah, this guy just about turned up. So you know he's dangerous. He has to actually close up the walls. Remember, the other guys will fire the Hishakus from the headquarters. And if he's escaped those other guys, then it's peak. Because it'll be him and the guy that can regenerate against these guys.
And these guys don't seem stronger than the other four that was fighting this fella. Eura, Yukisada, well done. Hmm. We're too late. I thought Mr. Azami was holding him off. For one instant, glimpsed. I glimpsed what he was holding. A hand, somebody's hand. He's trying to touch the sand. Enough delaying. Someone's gonna come in time, right? Someone has to. Plants are all grown in the hallways and stuff. And their bodies. Damn. Who's at the pillar? Down below. He's here. They're going for the guy that's connected to all the cursed swords. Oh my gosh. Okay. That was Chapter 99, yo. Hope you guys enjoyed that chapter. One more chapter, I guess. 100. There's about 112 chapters left. I mean, we're just going for it.
And whatever I've done for the day, I guess I'll be for the day. I've got so many more other chapters to go for. And yeah, like, we're just gonna keep pushing. If you guys enjoyed this chapter, let me know. Okay? Comment it in the box below. Tell me what you thought about the chapter. Anything. I'm down in the comment section box with you guys. I would love to interact. Remember, the goal is 250. 1K at the end of the year. And we're really pushing and getting to those numbers. So let's keep going. And lastly, please, please, please use another device to play the podcast so we can rack up hours, okay? Just rack up hours. Just play it on another laptop or, I don't know, any device that can handle audio projects.
Such as my podcast and so on. 2,000 hours is the goal. Make sure to like, take care of yourselves, and follow the podcast. I'm out. Peace.