"The Text is Actually Cut!" Trending Now! Praise for Übel Drawn by Tomohito Oda from 'Frieren: Beyond Journey's End' "Love the Half-Lidded Eyes So Much"

On the official X account for the original 'Frieren: Beyond Journey's End' manga, a support illustration drawn by Tomohito Oda, the author of the manga 'Komi Can't Communicate,' has been published and is becoming a hot topic.

What was released is an illustration of Übel (CV: Ikumi Hasegawa) drawn in Oda's style. Behind Übel, who is wielding her staff with a fearless smile, is placed congratulatory text reading "SOUSOU NO FRIEREN SEASON2 OMEDETO!", but it features a distinctive design where the text is cleanly cut along the trajectory of the staff.

'Frieren: Beyond Journey's End' is a manga serialized in "Weekly Shonen Sunday" by Kanehito Yamada (original story) and Tsukasa Abe (artwork). It is a story about Frieren, an elf mage who was a member of the hero's party that defeated the Demon King, who embarks on a "journey to understand people" triggered by the death of the hero Himmel. It depicts human drama from the perspective of an elf who has lived for over a thousand years, and chronicles her travels with new companions including her apprentice Fern and the warrior Stark.

The magic used by Übel, "Reelseiden (Magic That Cuts Pretty Much Anything)," is a powerful slashing magic. She "intuitively" understands her opponent's defenses and the strength of their magic, and can cut anything that Übel herself believes can be cut. Fans who know this have flooded the post with excited comments such as "The text is actually cut!" and "I'd be honored to be cut by Übel." Other reactions have also been received, including "Love the half-lidded eyes peeking through her hair so much," "The teacher's art style is way too compatible with Übel," and "She's definitely not someone with communication issues lol."

(C)Kanehito Yamada, Tsukasa Abe/Shogakukan/ "Frieren"Project