This art is too cute every moment between them is beautiful and wholesome 🤍 next time I'll post more beautiful moment for them together they have the most heartwarming panel 🥰 this ship in meant to be 🏃

( they are like sibling = coping mechanism 😌 )

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Chapter 76. Hansung is having fun. Also the art this arc seems more detailed than before

The art so is beautiful yuri looks cute with double ponytail 🥰

I want to see more of her with this style but Im waiting for siu to draw her with hair down she's already gorgeous but with this she'll be illegally hot 😳

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Chapter 59. More funny panels and panels I liked

Just watched Obsession a while ago and wondered. Would Baam use the One Wish Willow and say some shit like "I wish Rachel would stay with me forever". To clarify I'm talking like season1 and early season 2 Baam

I’ve been thinking a lot about Baam’s "resurrection" and the role of the Outside God. Most theories focus on Baam being a vessel for a god or a demon, but I think the truth is much more grounded in the psychological horror of Arlen Grace. ​Here is my take: ​1. The "Extra" that defined the monster The Outside God didn't just bring the baby back; he infused the body with an "infinite void" to serve as an instrument of vengeance against Zahard. When Arlen saw the resurrected Baam, she didn't see the son she loved. She saw the "extra" power—the cold, hungry void—that turned her child into an weapon. ​2. Arlen’s psychological breaking point Arlen wasn't just grieving; she was fueled by absolute, blinding hatred for Zahard. She begged for a weapon to destroy him, and she got exactly that. But in her descent into madness, she couldn't separate the boy from the "weapon" she had inadvertently helped create. Her fear of Baam being a "monster destined to devour the Tower" wasn't a prophetic vision—it was her own traumatized perception of the power she demanded from the outside. ​3. The true irony The tragedy isn't that the God was sadistic; it’s that Arlen sacrificed her last chance at being a mother to her obsession with revenge. She abandoned her child not because he was a demon, but because her own guilt and obsession made it impossible for her to look at him without seeing the "monster" she had requested. ​Baam isn't a pre-destined deity; he is a boy who has been reclaiming his humanity while carrying the weight of his parents' sins and the "void" that was forced upon him. ​I’d love to hear your thoughts. Do you think Arlen’s perception of Baam was purely a product of her own trauma and obsession?

Is the blue and purple flames are like pairs similar to the ancient flames? Both flames are extreme version of the 2 ancient flames. Like Purple flames burning even the concepts and blue flames capable of reviving the dead??? What could be the power of the blue flames given it's related to protection rather than destruction.

Baam- Charybdis/Black Whirlpool

Khun- Chilly Academic (yes, I'm stealing it from KH)

Rak- Turtle Slaying Turtle

Ran- Blue Sailfish

Androssi- Grouper

Rachel- Stonefish

Phonsekal Laure- Calm Tide

Hwaryun- Lionfish

Edin Dan- Mongoose

Khun Maria Zahard- Cold Moray

Lo Po Bia Elaine- Lone Wolf

David Hockney- Rainbow Boa

Miseng- Pink Komodo

Chapter 25. How feverish do you have to be to hear your fish talk?

What was siu thinking when naming them??

Sry if for my bad english , but I want to know why bam wasn't using his full power against dumas.

# he didn't used ignition, black shinsoo, the red orb which was revealed in white fight, trancedental skills.

Bam didn't use any of these things in his fight against if he did he could have won a

And why bam physical weakness is there.

In bam fight against the polar bear branch leader he said that he is weak against physical attacks but from what I remember shinso reinforcement is just how much shinsu you use on your self to increase your physical power like urek if I am not wrong so why bam can't do the same thing when he is regular and he has no limitation of how much shinsu he can use? So why still like this or there is something I am missing.

Hello everyone, I see that there are no new posts, so let's have some fun.

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a week ago I published this post where I briefly talk about Enryu, today I would like to talk a little more about him and a bit more about Baam.

after a bit of research I found that Enryu resembles Gabriel the most, first of all I would say that they both have the title of messenger god, also Gabriel is mentioned as the ruler of the moon and water, and in the Urek spin off we saw that Baek ryun has a power that his family got from the irregular, a power that we don't understand for now but we saw what happens when water and moon come together,

the power of the moon which probably gives the power of teleportation, while the power over water gives him greater control over shinsu than admin and is reason why Enryu was successful in battle vs admin, and somehow it is related to the 2 thorns that Baam has, the first thorn gives him the power to control Shinsu at the highest level while the second thorn is the power of teleportation. for now this is all just a theory and I have no way of proving anything, but the similarities are too great to be coincidental.

it got me thinking which other characters are most similar to real world angels, as someone who rebelled against the creator, Phantaminum most closely matches the description of lucifer, while Urek acts as a copy of Micheal, who has the order to defeat lucifer, another thing that has similarities with the real world is that Axis are created and not born, just like Angels.

which led me to Baam, as a character he closely resembles the angel Abaddon, when we compare them we see that the similarities are too great. Abaddon is described as an angel and as a place, and just like Baam, we don't know what he is, we don't know if he is evil or not, but we know that he is described as someone who holds the keys to the abyss, or as he is the abyss itself, he is also described as someone who ends the eternal torment of people, like the executioner whom God sends when God has finished with forgiveness. and his main mission is to lock Satan (Lucifer) at the bottom of the abyss.

what i think is that Sui has manipulated us into thinking baam is like jesus, everything we know about baam resembles Jesus, name and date and so on, in real world god sent Jesus to save mankind , but in tower of god, god from outside didn't send baam to save anyone, nah baam was sent to destroy everything, to eat everything and cut the throat of the greedy king, but now after the urek spin off we have two characters that fit the description of the greedy king, big Z and phantaminum, which again reminds of the mission that Abaddon has.

this picture is when baam is talking to leviathan, where baam unfortunately realizes for the first time that the abyss is actually him, and we realize that when baam tried to find his power with the rice pot, he found nothing because he is nothing, above all I mean that he is the abyss.

and this fits why arlen called baam monster, she probably knew about some kind of prophecy, that the god outside would send one of his angels (axis) to conquer the tower but she probably didn't expect that he would send the worst one.

and again I have no evidence, this is pure speculation, but there are a lot of similarities.

Chapter 22. Karaka planted a bug

I am a CERTIFIED Dowon hater (second time reading through the Webtoon) because she is such a flipping hypocrite, among other things. She wants to kill Bam to "save" people but she knows full well killing Bam will not stop the war.

I know her entire character is supposed to be tragic because she saw nothing and experiences nothing but tragedy fighting a war in her time that went on for so long but she knows from experience the war won't end by killing "the boy" because she experienced firsthand how much Jahad and the 10 Family Heads don't give a crap and will use any excuse to justify the war and continuing it. Her death leaves me so cathartic but I still ABSOLUTELY HATE HER.

Maybe White told this to make Baam angry, even so keeping that information away from Baam even after so many chapters passed is insane. What do you guys think about it? Will someone make Baam know about this or will it become lose in the sea?

30 Days Drawing Tower of God Fanart Challenge (Day 4/30). 4 days late this time. Also, I'm almost failling my Calculus class, but Imma do my best to pass.

The scene that I tried to depict here was Baam VS Data Zahard, from Season 2 of the Tower of God manhwa. I experimented a lot with new colors this time, increasing a little bit the saturation. I did not like how the final result went like, from a color theory and drawing standpoint (especially on Zahard). However, this was a really good Photobashing and color theory practice.

I think Imma start a comic-book, for me to improve at anatomy. I'll never be as good as SIU in anatomy if I don't make a comic-book.

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Chapter 313. Ron Mei is back!!! Yama is here, to I guess

Why zahard never tried to hide the thorn or seal it or use it's power for himself?

This isn’t a defense of Rachel, but saying she's kind of like a Gollum like figure in Lotr. e.g. Gollum was corrupted and pitiable, ​but without him Frodo and Sam would never have been able to make it to mount Doom and then even if they had, Frodo would've been corrupted and not destroyed the ring.

What if Rachel wasn't supposed to visit Baam. What if the solitary Baam we see at the start of S2 was always how Fug and Arlene wanted him to be. An empty vessel that follow commands.

By visiting Baam, teaching him language, and also giving him morals, Rachel gifted Baam many of the positive qualities we see in him. Her betrayal and abandonment doesn't negate that fact.

I think that because of Rachel's actions, Baam gets friends, he's given purpose, and he gains experiences where he makes decisions rather than others making them for him. I believe this is the big flaw in the "Put V's soul in Baam" plan. I think it will ultimately be Baam's connections with other people thay restore his body to him. Had Rachel never befriended him, Baam would be a nobody, a hollow shell for V.

Added braincandy: What if Headon is the one that manipulated Rachel into meeting Baam because he knew Baam had the capability of climbing to the true top of the tower and that Arlene and V's vengeance would hurt the tower rather than rectify past wrongs?

I just finished season 2, I enjoyed it and want to continue but there’s not even a confirmation on season 3. Let alone if they do make season 3 it won’t be released until 2028 at the earliest.

If I do decide to swap over and read the manga, do I I need to start from the beginning of the the manga or can I just jump in from where season 2 left of in the anime.

Also have they finished the manga, or is it still being released?

I mainly wanna see Rachel get what she deserves after all that shit she pulled, but please don’t spoil it

Edit: thanks for the input everyone, I’ll be starting the manhwa from the beginning🫡

Season 3 chapter 3. My favorite Hansung panels this from the end of season two

I have a theory about Baam from Tower of God, and I want to get your thoughts on it. I think that when Baam accesses his own power (his "True Self Mode"), he is using power not only from the beings we can see in his inner world—the Thorn, the Blue Thryssa, the Red Thryssa, Leviathan, and the billions of souls he stole from White—but also from the other side of the mark he made during the Hidden Floor arc in Season 2.

When we see Baam use his True Self Mode for the first time, his shinsu turns black. Later in Season 3, when he fights White, White mentions that it feels like his sword is in decaying water, or something along those lines. Furthermore, in the last stretch of Season 3, when we see Baam’s father, V, talking to Enkidu, V is actually speaking to him from the very mark Baam made back in the Hidden Floor arc.

Because of this, I think V somehow put his soul inside of Baam’s body when Baam was first born on the 43rd floor. After Jahad killed Baam as a baby, Arlene began wandering the Tower to find a way out, using magic to preserve Baam's corpse for ages. Once she finally escaped, she pleaded with the Outside God to revive him. The Outside God granted her wish, but the Baam we see in the webtoon isn’t the exact same Baam Jahad killed. Instead, the Outside God's power entered the corpse to revive it, rebirthing him with the power to devour anything—which explains the massive internal space where the Thorn, Blue Thryssa, and Red Thryssa reside. After that, he was sealed in a cave in the outside world for some unknown reason.

Basically, I think the mark Baam drew on the ground inside his inner space created a gateway to the area underneath the floor, which might contain the original Baam’s body. When V put his soul inside the original baby's body, and the Outside God later revived it, the Outside God's power pushed the original soul aside (or absorbed it), since two souls shouldn't control a single body. The original Baam's soul and its contents were sealed away underneath the ground of that massive internal space. When Baam made that mark on the ground in Season 2, he unknowingly created a way for the contents of the original soul to leak into his current soul. That is exactly why V was able to appear inside Baam and even take control of his body.

This is just a theory I came up with while rereading the webtoon, so I might be wrong, but I want to hear someone else’s thoughts on this.