God’s Prophecy

As a typical third-rate villain appeared on screen, with a vulgar smirk and a mohawk protruding from his head, he attacked a despairing female character. Of course, moments later, he was sliced cleanly in half, head to groin, by the dashing hero who arrived promptly—as if part of a careful and deliberate production—and died. His entire existence boiled down to this moment of comical relief. After the boy devoured the entire 24-episode anime called “My Future” shown to him by none other than God, he felt disturbed; so he made a vow, exclaiming, “I will bring this legend to an end!” Thus, the fates of those who were to be called “Mad Kings of Slaughter” and “The Heretic Holy Knights” were de...