While valid, Jack the Ripper was indirectly slighted in chapter 354. Regardless, some fans have voiced their disappointment that Black Clover didn't show enough of Jack the Ripper's past or have him participate in anything meaningful in the present day to make his death that tragic. Related: Black Clover's New Training Arc Proves It's Smarter Than Critics Think Did he actually want to cut Yami and Morgen and not their magic? If that's true, then Jack never actually achieved his wish to cut up Morgen.

This immediately calls what '' em' signifies into question. I never got to cut you up.' It's clear that ' you' refers to Yami. But then in the present day, he tells Yami, ' I just got one regret. In the flashback, he thinks, ' Heretical Dark and Sublime Light,' and then says ' Some day I'm going to slash 'em both.' It's assumed that by ' 'em,' Jack is saying he wants to slash Heretical Dark and Sublime Light.

Jack doesn't say directly that he wished to cut their magic.

Moreover, Jack's words in the past and present are ambiguous enough that it creates the impression that he may have not even achieved anything. All of this happens to Jack the Ripper, and it's even sadder when considering the fact that his slash doesn't kill their opponent. In manga, a flashback where a hero shares their dreams before dying in pursuit of said dream makes it very likely that the hero in question died.

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