Anime Crossover: Chuunibyou Diaries Come True, Everyone's Gone Mad

Meeting the gazes of the others, Shakespeare raised his pale face, smiled, and explained:

"In Hamlet, everyone must act according to my script."

!!!

Everyone looked horrified!

impossible!

Absolutely impossible!

Is this something a human can do?

Doesn't that mean we've already reached the realm of gods?!

"I don't believe it! This is too incredible!"

Someone immediately and vehemently denied it.

If you're so great, why didn't you use it before? Who are you trying to fool with all this talk now?

Shakespeare shrugged, then grinned widely.

Using his superpowers against enemies many times stronger than himself also doubled the strain on his body, even consuming a large amount of his life force!

It's a testament to his resilience and tenacity that he didn't faint.

Even so, he forced himself to speak, which had a certain aesthetic appeal of disregarding his health and clinging to his pride.

“Using any skill comes at a price, and I never used to be interested in sacrificing myself for work.”

The others clearly didn't believe it or understand it, assuming that the price of using superpowers was too high, judging from his face, which looked like it was covered in a thick layer of white paint.

But those from certain countries said they could understand.

What is a job?

Working is a waste of one's life!

Although they are ambitious, power-hungry, and love to cause trouble, they absolutely hate working!

Wouldn't it be better to spend that time fishing, picking up girls, surfing, skydiving, and maybe even doing some free climbing without any safety measures?

Anyway, they're not ordinary people; they possess abilities that defy science. Since they can't die, they'll just go all out to kill themselves—that's their motto. They're so happy!

This specifically refers to a certain slow-paced country (pointing and pointing.jpg).

Of course, all of the above are only partially true.

It's true that I don't like working, but that's not entirely true.

The main reason is that using superpowers requires a considerable price.

He gets weaker with each use, and the more he uses it, the weaker he becomes. How can he even flirt with girls then?

Even if you manage to seduce someone, you can't eat them all.

Why go to such great lengths and pay such a high price when there's nothing to do all the time?

Paying a certain price to let others benefit while you gain nothing yourself is a huge loss!

If the current situation weren't so dire, requiring the entire nation to mobilize to prevent a global collapse, he wouldn't have even bothered to intervene.

Not to mention he's not invincible either.

He only possesses a slightly stronger superpower than others;

That is, a theater space can be created out of thin air;

This allows him to influence those he pulls into the space to act in accordance with his script;

This will allow the events and outcomes that occur in the space to be reflected in reality;

This would allow for some modifications to the rules governing theater spaces;

This can increase the probability of things happening in the space;

So...

Ahem, I'll stop here.

It might be criticized for being too Versailles-like.

In short, his superpower is very special and has a very significant effect.

It's comparable to a weakened version of the world's cornerstone.

In this 'theater' where reality and illusion intertwine, he is Camille!

Why is he called the strongest superhuman?

Because once he's pulled into the supernatural dimension, he becomes a god!

Isn't that strong enough?

At least in terms of supporting combat, it's ridiculously strong!

He can do so many things that cannot be covered in a few words, and he uses them infrequently, so even Conan Doyle only knows the general outline.

This was the first time he had ever explained his abilities to someone in such detail.

Unfortunately, it's rare for him to be so proactive and honest, so many people don't believe him!

Tsk tsk.

However, as strong as it is, its shortcomings are also obvious.

First, it consumes physical and mental energy.

Once physical strength is exhausted, then vitality, or lifespan, comes into play.

The wider the range of influence, the stronger the opponent, and the stronger his control, the greater the consumption.

Among them, rules applied to enemies consume twice the resources compared to rules applied to allies.

For ordinary people, he can directly manipulate a large group of people to act as puppets and perform the entire Romeo and Juliet for him!

Against opponents of similar strength, he can defeat them by causing natural disasters in the supernatural space or by directly weakening or even eliminating their abilities. Afterwards, a good rest will make him fine.

But when faced with a witch, he could only shake his head and sigh.

If he hadn't only made a few minor changes to the rules, we wouldn't even be able to move now; we'd probably be GG by now!

Secondly, the theater space exists between the real and the virtual, and will randomly blur some objects and energy.

This is easy to understand. It means that if you're unlucky, Gojo Satoru and his group, along with their attacks, might become illusory or they might become real. They won't completely follow Shakespeare's control.

This means that they themselves, as well as the surrounding battlefield environment, are in a certain danger.

However, this danger is insignificant compared to the existence of the witch, and can be almost ignored.

Even a layman with low combat skills could see that Clow Reed and his companions were much stronger than when they hadn't used Hamlet.

The most obvious example is Tetsuya Kuroko, who is becoming increasingly agile in his movements, and his attacks are becoming more and more rapid and ferocious. Even his speed in selecting buffs is faster!

He also has his own defensive capabilities to protect his body.

It's conceivable that, given enough time, and disregarding the damage the Stage Witch inflicts on the surrounding environment and allies, and with sufficient stamina, Kuroko could easily kill it by scratching it alone!

He was at least the only lucky one to get the artifact.

When he can completely control the Eye of All Forms at will, he can crush the witch with a single blow!

Then there's Gojo Satoru.

While the witch's attacks are indeed fierce, her strength is not so great that she can overpower all opponents, nor does she possess any skills that can weaken or eliminate those with no limits.

Therefore, Gojo Satoru is similar to Kuroko; once his shield is activated, he doesn't care about anyone!

It's as durable as a turtle shell that's been around for ten thousand years.

So Shakespeare specifically enhanced his output, allowing him to quickly unleash spells.

That is, the animation of his skill release has been cut.

Suppose that the original Wujiao Wu was Lux with no cooldown and unlimited mana, but because the animation of casting her ultimate skill Final Flash took about 2 seconds each time, it was a bit cumbersome in battle. But now, with the animation of casting her ultimate skill reduced, she can cast it in less than 0.5 seconds on average!

Absolutely!

Wu's five fingers, which he originally used as a basic attack, were twirling like they were cramping!

Next, the one who showed a significant improvement was undoubtedly the Silver King, Weizmann.

Weizmann is not good at fighting, and the First King's Silver Power does not provide much of a boost to combat, so he can only simply manipulate the Sanctuary, which has gravity-related abilities.

Now it can be used against individuals!

It can even create specialized gravity shields to deflect attacks!

The sacred domain of the King is already difficult to break through, and now with the addition of the gravity shield, its shell hardness is no weaker than that of Kuroko and Gojo Satoru.

Good guy!

Three big turtles!

Witches don't have the independent thinking that humans possess; they are merely monsters.

It couldn't think of any way to break the current situation, and felt extremely frustrated because it couldn't break through the defenses no matter what it did.