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I didn't know this fantasy world has cameras.

Nothing like confessing to the girl you love under a full moon and an overpriced issue-ridden trashcan with a malfunctioning ejection system F-35 pilot plunging to his death.

@Pokari Reading back, I think it's the other way around indeed. Laika 1 goes to space and Laika 2 stays. I had the impression that it was left ambiguous which Laika went to space at first because while one of them says "I might be outed as your clone" and the other says "my last day home", they...

@Pokari At first, the father made the Laika android as a reincarnation of his son and begged him not to "die on him again". He wanted his son back, but as the story continues you can notice that he cares for the android. The fact that the first Laika android making a twin didn't cross the...

The last thing that made Laika 2 who he was - the memory that he had to return home to see his father one last time - died with the death of the father. And so, Laika 2 also passes away, as he had promised to be with him forever. It reinforces the overarching theme that you cannot replace a dead...

Mina-chan is so proud of having defeated the microwave you can feel the smug at page 23.

Are these simulated memories being implanted on his mind while he's growing in the tube?

Uraha doesn't seem to appear at all when Uiha and her brother are genuinely getting along.

Sub-brain located in the belly that serves as "gut feeling". That's clever.

I thought it was clear enough that the real Y doesn't have a red tattoo on their face.

So I'm guessing Great is just a vessel body with no knowledge of Y that's been cloned from Jin for the original Bear to revive into, and unwittingly serve Y's pretender instead of the real one?

Robert agreed to become a cyborg as soon as Kai got the crown, since he was already going to die in a few months.

I wonder where Oren is. She seemed to have far too much characterization to be tossed under the bus out of nowhere.

@InfiniteVerisimilitude It must be noted that Edward I expelled the jews because they practiced usury, which is immoral and very detrimental to any nation. Not a lot of people remember that detail.

I wonder if they're both clones of Sword and/or bear. Like Solid and Liquid Snake.

I wonder if the author has the guts to kill off characters.

Kai has just paid a hefty price for that crown.

They put the city's entire weapons cache in the most unstable block. Incredible administration there.

All this time they've been discussing who gets to die for breaking the law, but little has been said about how to prevent people from falling so far they need to commit crime to survive. Since it's a post-apocalyptic world with incredible advances in medicine there should be a population control...

@Thirtyfour Well, she is wearing 18th-19th century men's military court uniform.