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I don't see how making it a trap was in any way relevant. Just for the social commentary, I guess.

Until these girls are proven to be real walking anachronisms, I'll consider this manga going down the Monty Python's Holy Grail route.

It's nice and all, but it takes up a lot of space. Is there an option to hide them, at least?

The page where they arrive at his door and meet Nico provides a lot of information. Hiyoko doesn't react in any way, hinting that she's used to seeing Nico and most likely has done her own research on ghost phenomena, including details like them only being visible to people who are intimately...

Wasn't Pankration exclusive to ancient Greece? Wouldn't the medieval equivalent be something like Ringen?

The Phalanx wasn't effective for the Romans against enemies on horseback. You're thinking of Testudo formations, which were depicted in this chapter.

This guy sure speaks a lot of philosophy for someone who's wearing Crocs.

Once again the author builds up a tense scene that will decide the fate of the characters and promptly throws it out the window right at the pivotal moment for a few more Ainu encyclopedia notes that could've waited. Ienaga just died, Tsukishima was about to get some closure on his past, and...

The author discards important context here. He claims that a football player has the ball for, on average, 136 seconds in a 90-minute game. 2.51% of total game time. In this exercise, the characters "played" a "game" that lasted 2:16 minutes, rather than 90. In this situation, each player would...

The man with nothing to lose hunting the man who has everything to lose.

If only you knew how rigged the system is and how many people out there will step on one another to get ahead these days, one guy getting recommended by a friend because his earnest efforts resulted in nothing despite his abilities is the least of your worries.

I like how the author faked the characters' deaths out so many times, you can't really tell when he's really going to kill them off.

Leaving trash in someone else's house is very disrespectful, regardless of how close they are. Making food afterwards doesn't vindicate you, let alone replace an apology.

I like how the author keeps trying to throw readers off and make this group of mentally unstable killers seem likeable. They're so deranged that comedy actually suits them.

I can tell Senpai's cold façade is being thawed out with each chapter, but this feels a bit too fast. The fun of it was in anticipating the rare moments when her positive emotions would slip out.

The author made no qualms about hinting at the growing romantic relationship between the two, and in the end they did nothing. Even something as simple as holding hands would've been enough at the very least, but the characters remained static. Still, it was decent for what it was.

There is no evidence of horned Viking helmets. They were portrayed as having horns by Christian artists in paintings to make them look unholy and demonic as enemies of the Faith. Medieval propaganda, in a way.

Overall accurate on the historical aspect, save for the leather armor bit. Nords who went Viking wore maille. The author most likely participates in HEMA events.

She smiled in public for four panels straight. Must be a record.

The story feels less subtle in this serialization. A bit rushed.