[Enchilada645]

That would make sense given the ending of Ghost and Saber.

[henshinzero]

Will Storious be suitable as the new Calibur?

[Lalo]

I don't think so. Storious seems firm on the whole villain side, while Calibur is shown in the opening as being on the heroes' side.

[henshinzero]

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I don't think so. Storious seems firm on the whole villain side, while Calibur is shown in the opening as being on the heroes' side.

Well then who oughta be the new Calibur? Not Tassel. Maybe not Hayato… but someone else. Either new & fresh or a minor.

[Enchilada645]

I feel like it'd be a mistake bringing someone new in this late to take up Calibur's mantle.

I could see Tassel being Calibur. He is an old friend of Yuri's after all. Also I loved the theory people brought out when Calibur first reappeared that it was him.

So yeah #TasselCaliburGang all the way.

[GreenPsychoRanger]

Plus he is a guardian of Wonder World. He's perfect the role of Swordman.

[Chasing]

Again, not every Seiken needs a wielder by the end of the series. We don't need all Swordsmen to exist all at the same time - it doesn't really make sense. I'm surprised that with Kurayami's history, it took this long for our Swordsmen to decide that no one should be holding the fucking sword at all.

I'd be willing to bet our summer movie villain ends up wielding Kurayami with a new WRB.

[gashatfreak]

Honestly I'm very surprised the Kurayami was used by the SoL in the past instead of treating like a 'forbidden sowrd'. I'm not exactly sure if I would trust a 'hero' who uses a book called 'Jaaku (Evil) Dragon'.

[FairyKing]

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Originally Posted by gashatfreak

Honestly I'm very surprised the Kurayami was used by the SoL in the past instead of treating like a 'forbidden sowrd'. I'm not exactly sure if I would trust a 'hero' who uses a book called 'Jaaku (Evil) Dragon'.

I've been wondering about this too, and probably the best explanation I can think of is that SoL leaders knew how dangerous Kurayami was but considered its powers too valuable to be left dormant, and wanted to always have a swordsman trained in its use just in case they needed to seal other seiken or keep watch for possible futures (assuming they even knew it had that ability). And presumably it worked until Hayato!

That does raise the question of why no one was keeping a closer eye on Hayato to make sure he wasn't being corrupted, but if Isaac was already involved (either as Master Logos or in some other position of authority to prepare him for that role) he could have used his influence to divert suspicion until too late.

[Kurona]

To me the clearest answer is that Sword of Logos as an organisation is goddamn crazy