Is Mushoku Tensei already ended?

Does Mushoku Tensei have an ending?

It was always a long-term series, but we're now at volume 16, which is kind of strange.

A few months ago, I started doing a thing where I'd post new Mushoku Tensei chapters whenever I get them in order. I'm not really planning on doing this for the rest of the series, but I do have plans to release the series as one big collection some day.

I've never been good at writing endings. I think of endings as pretty much just a matter of me making up the end of the story, and I don't like writing things I don't like. In this case, I thought the only way to really do it was to let the last volume sort of come to a natural ending, without forcing anything into place.

What I'm trying to say is, I'm not sure if this means there's an ending to the series or not. I'm actually thinking of writing a sequel to the series, but I'm not sure if it'll be called Mushoku Tensei 2 or something.

Anyway, enjoy! Chapter 15: The True King. Shinsuke stood in the middle of the arena, surrounded by his two lieutenants. It was early morning, and the sun was just beginning to rise over the horizon. He had just finished his morning prayers, and the servants had already served him breakfast. The breakfast was set on the table in front of him, a simple meal of boiled rice and a slice of bread.

"You know what?" Shinsuke said, speaking with his eyes closed. "I'm getting tired of being lord of the entire country. I want to go back to my home."

His two lieutenants looked at him and shook their heads. "You can't," said one of them, "the battle is about to start. You should stay here, and then we'll go down together."

"Fine," said Shinsuke, and he sat back down in his chair. "You'd better hurry and finish your breakfast, though. The battle will begin soon."

The two lieutenants bowed and took their leave. The sun had now risen high enough to shine through the windows of the royal palace. A servant came in with a tray of food, and Shinsuke asked him to bring him a cup of water. After drinking it, Shinsuke asked for another cup.

What happens in Mushoku Tensei volume 7?

Here's a spoiler-heavy chapter of the animeit's pretty short but I think it's the most important chapter in recent memory for all six characters, so if you can get through all of this, it might be worth reading.

But if you've read all the spoiler material from the first five chapters (and if you've been even moderately close to paying attention all this time, that shouldn't really be hard for you), you should be set at this point.

You know how we're told that when two people fall in love, one of them is always the loser? That's only partially true. The other person, who might be a total loser, might become the winner. I could be the most successful man on Earth tomorrow and my ex would still be the loser. But the point is that both of us winwe meet the other person we need.

I don't quite have that with her. Our lives are at their saddest moments, but I can't imagine any path that would lead to me winning. And, actually, the thought bothers me a lot. This has everything to do with why I find it so difficult to admit that she needs me, even now, even after knowing that she does. After all of this, why should anyone expect anything different from me? She's going to be the only one to ever make such a request. It should mean something.

That much, she knows. And she's still asking for more than anything else. Not just a little bit, but a lot.

So, what does she want, to the point of being unreasonable? It comes down to nothing more than a desire for me to give a straight answer. I know. I hate the answers, too. No I won't. No I can't.

What a terrible liar you are. Even though it is obvious to everyone else, no, she was not wrong to ask. Why should it be so difficult for me to admit to it? Am I so concerned about protecting my character that I can't admit a simple fact? She makes another request: come home right away. In order for her to have faith in me, I have to admit it to her.

Is Mushoku Tensei already ended?

So I'm not sure if this is a "fantasy" question, but I was wondering if anyone knows if Mushoku Tensei will ever be released in the U.

(I've only seen it at the Japanese convenience stores). I was really looking forward to seeing it, as I like anime based on games and this seems like a game that would make an interesting anime series. I can't find a release date for any of the episodes, so I'm just trying to get an idea of how long it's been out and what I should be waiting for.

I'm not sure if it's good to say this, but I feel like the anime series should have ended with episode 7. That's when I stopped watching it, but I think it could have been better. I was looking forward to the story of the 2nd half of the anime, but I'm not sure if they even had an ending for that.

Hmmm, I remember watching the first half of the anime and then watching the second half and not really liking the anime as much as I thought I would. However, I know there were some good parts that I didn't see, but I did like the last few episodes.

Mushoku Tensei is now officially over. It was an okay anime but nothing special.

Quote: Originally Posted by TheRage. So I'm not sure if this is a "fantasy" question, but I was wondering if anyone knows if Mushoku Tensei will ever be released in the U. (I've only seen it at the Japanese convenience stores).

If you want to see a game anime, watch the Dragon Quest anime.

How old is Rudeus at the end of Mushoku Tensei?

I don't remember it ever being mentioned.

Spoiler: I don't think he was mentioned at all, at least in the context of his age. At the very beginning he had no name or age, as the story of the boy and the girl on the white horse was entirely new, but we never heard anything about him until the two characters were about to be separated.

I know there's a manga for this, but that didn't have a lot of information about the other characters in the world, just Rudeus. The first half is about how a boy from a country called Yuzu (The land of yellow flowers) was taken to this land, where he was told to live with the god that took him. That's where the story starts and the events leading up to the boy's name are told, but the first half of the book is all about Rudeus, and only Rudeus. So there's not really any time before the boy left to get introduced to the reader, or any other characters. I'm sure there's a manga, but it's been a long time since I've read it. I also remember the character designs being very simplistic, so it might be hard to see.

That's the first half of the story. The second half is all about the people who came to take Rudeus to the land of the gods, and the first half of the story is all about how he was taken to the land of the gods. He's in the middle of that, so I'd say he was about 7-9 years old when that happened, which would make him about 18-21 years old at the end of Mushoku Tensei.

He was an original character, but then they made him into a god because it was easier. Rudeus was originally a child and he became a god because that's what they do to children in Yuzu. They make them gods. In this manga, Rudeus became a god because he was supposed to be the next god, so they made him into a god.

Yeah, that's it.