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There must be something supernatural about that plush she's clearly holding, then. And the floor, as well.

Hopefully they can come to an agreement. They may be rivals but they do seem to look after one another as well.

There's the reality check.

@Scrabbleman Joy idolizes Great. Great and Burner hate one another for quite a few reasons. It's animosity by proxy. If I had to guess, Joy might end up getting a reality check.

Talk about Deus Ex Machina.

Of course the lion is scheming. He got shoved into a magically sealed book for a reason.

Start packing up, people.

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This is the ending everyone should've expected, but Kondou really got the short end of the stick throughout the entire story. Guy tries his best to hide his life problems and be upstanding, yet he gets shit from his coworkers, his wife left him, he rarely gets to see his kid even on birthdays...

Are these translations here to stay?

Mister G. G-san. Jii-san.

This marks Ponko's very first display of emotion that isn't a malfunctioning expression system. Her first major act of disobedience.

Ponko is one of the human-like combat droids used in the war, who was repurposed into a maidbot when it came to a close. Her model has been banned after the war it seems, hence why she's a rarity.

Please do not insert politics into translations. You're not the author of the manga.

A good story of the brutality of medieval Europe. The only downside is Other than that, it's a good read.

The dreaded trebuchets.

@reu I have. If I remember correctly, the Romans defeated the Macedonians by circling around and attacking their formations from the back, such as in Cynoscephalae, and later on due to neglect of Alexander's successors who failed to deploy phalanxes effectively on uneven ground, leaving gaps in...

@reu Further detailed my point that spears outdo swords in battles and very often in duels due to the simple fact of greater range. Swords were usually considered sidearms for backup unless they were two-handed battlefield weapons like zweihanders.

@reu Battles began to be fought by lesser troops to inflate numbers, but were still led by nobles and other capable officers. Spears and pikes grew in popularity against cavalry charges, and a well-maintained and high-moraled formation of such weapons were very effective against smaller numbers...

Medieval martial arts are partially lost to time due to the surviving documentation simply not making up for hands-on demonstration from the times they were developed, with sparring schools and whatnot. There are nuances in combat that were not translated to combat manuals from the era. And I'm...