Recent content by Giga

@Ninja: Utterly imbecilic. I really want to read a manga--with good art and a pretty girl, of course--in which milquetoast MCs like Shin learn the hard way (the only way that can reach them, seemingly) that spinelessness doesn't pay. That'd be cathartic. To be frank, I honestly thought that...

@Knighto: My question is whether Shin learned anything. Probably not. What kills me is that the girls (now both of them, there's no excuse because the lighter-haired one (Aya?) explicitly referred to them as "going out" and the shorthair was in earshot) know that Shin and Yuki are a couple, but...

Even though that "strongest finishing spell" was so flashy (and even came from Mr. Former Demon Lord), he failed to kill that demon. I'm surprised, I thought he said demons got weaker in that era.

The artist really can draw, but he lets his fetish diminish the quality of his work. Utamaro is a fat fetishist; it seems that he often can't resist letting his fetish influence his depictions of Lucoa, who isn't fat in the least (no, flatchest lovers, big breasts do not count).

This chapter could be considered a primer on how to write a much-loathed character.

I can easily see why.

These last few chapters were when this manga took a MASSIVE plunge. TSF, seriously? I never liked that guy from the gate--as others said, the story was just fine without him; now you have the author drawing characters who obviously look female (even going so far as to give them breasts and an...

The moment I saw the entirety of the ground team's party members, I knew the liabilities would be Ditzen and Mea, with Ditzen being the first to realize my suspicion. Lo, and behold: Ditzen did his job properly, though he spent time wasting his energy worrying (which would surely eventually lead...

Whether it was the artist or the author who came up with Finne's design, that person has seriously good design sense. The only way to make her look better than she does would be glasses, and so it came to be. That said, I bet the people with a problem with Finne would be, if she were flat and...

The concept of an indirect kiss is one of the most unfortunately wasted ones in anime/manga; it's only abused to keep MCs repulsively weak, and thus stretch the romantic progression. It's just become so predictable, by now: you can just tell nothing's going to happen in the next chapter before...

@Rin2k: It really is--beyond just tiresome. Seems like they use it to unnaturally extend romantic progression, as well. They could just let it progress however it would, without strangling it like this. After all, the story had his hands on Grace's breasts early on--at her invitation, if I...

Everything she said is specious. Her concerns, her issues, her vendettas--they're valid, but let's not pretend we don't know the impetus for doing all this. Her family was killed in an outbreak of unrest. And thus she thinks the solution is to do the same to everyone else, creating orphans and...

@theShear: I agree, it's one of the things that set him apart from your average male manga MC. The most remarkable part of that was how it's likely how such a male MC's mind works. The author's showing some awareness of his peers' shortcomings, it seems. --- Normally, I don't care about...

Still no groups picking this one up, even though others are fighting over certain other series like starving beasts of a side of flesh.

@Kepabra: The main issue with Chintarou and her action is not whether a rape happened or not, but the indelibly separating distinction between (liking) fictional rape and rape that actually happens, along with her seeming to fail to acknowledge and mentally establish that distinction--while...