Claymore Chapter 110 Discussion
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- #69
HegemonKhan said:
small correction:
the Org has only been on the island for a bit over 100 years.
so, your statement of millenia and even centuries is incorrect.
thus, it's ~7 years that separates the Eras (marked by a changing of rank 1's, or a large amount of Claymores being killed and replaced):
7+7=14
~100 / 14 = ~7 years long for each Era
1st Era: Isley
2nd Era: Riful
3rd Era: Luciela
4th Era: Rosemary
5th Era: Teresa
6th Era: Clare (+Alicia+Beth)
7th Era: Clarice (+Alicia+Beth)
Teresa was from 77th generation not 5th, if you multiply that by 7 yers it will be a lot more than just a century.
About this, we don't know how "generation" is defined. My guess would be that "77th generation" means "the 77th girls who were sent to Claymore-camp", and if, i.e., a numbered Claymore dies (from gen. 76) , a replacement (gen. 77) is at hands.
Miria says that about 100 years ago the mainland-people begun their war, so, if my thesis was right, Theresa would be in the 77th training center, + the age difference between meets-Theresa-Claire and meets-Raki-Clare (let's say 10) + 7 years timeskip + a few years to get the idea to make human weapons on an isolated island and establishing the organisation (1-3?) would fit the 100 years. I think Claire said once that Claymores don't die of age or have a longer lifespan than humans or don't age at all (which would explain that Isley is maybe over a 100 years old), but I don't feel like doing the research.
Or the author just didn't tought about all the details when he made some statements.
- #71
you have whole body for new experiment and you will use worst body part for experiment... probably not. you will use core of yoma power or heart for new experiment, what's most logical.
- #72
AGAIN, the manga said (through Miria's investigation, the Organization HQ's archive, and Rubel) that the Organization had only been on the island for ~100 years.
therefore, Generations refer to a single year
Geh, I forgot about it :/ Didn't like the chapters containing those explanations (too much of a plot turn) so I never re-read them. You're right about that 100 years being mentioned, however Crochax is also right - those numbers simply don't fit into single century, and to everything he mentioned we still need to add at lest 10-15 yers of time in which organization was raising first generation from the scratch (it didn't look like Isley or Dauph (and Riful in that case) were aware of the mainland war and their land being only the lab) either by taking children that already "knew" that yoma are something normal or by taking children that were too young to know anything, and then there is also a second generation that again had to be created from nothing when it became clear that males don't qualify. All in all we have something like 3+15+10+75+10+7 years at the very least and it still is a little suspicious (brainwashing whole continent should take some more time for example).
Crochax said:
I think Claire said once that Claymores don't die of age or have a longer lifespan than humans or don't age at all (which would explain that Isley is maybe over a 100 years old), but I don't feel like doing the research.
It was Ilene who said that - after she started training Clare.
Crochax said:
Or the author just didn't tought about all the details when he made some statements.
I get that feeling sometimes, I hope he manages to smooth things out (it should be fairly easy at that point since most of what Miria mentioned was based on Rubel words and the guy isn't exactly trustworthy).
