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@parodyres Sounds more to me like they're using the Ancient Greek definition: someone so powerful they can do whatever the hell they want, whether it be saving the world or being the biggest douche canoe that ever existed. And the two weren't exactly mutually exclusive.

@EG0611 Yes.

@trenslime That's pretty much exactly it. In Japanese, Crown is "クラウン (kuraun)", while Lila-Amamiya is "リラアマミヤ (rira-amamiya)"; I'm not a native Japanese speaker (I can't even really be called a speaker), but to me, the former looks and reads awkwardly, while the latter has a better flow to it...

@HDMI1 Yes, it was. Not that I blame you for forgetting (assuming you watched it), since that adaptation was a travesty.

@JaHommaPelaa Because a warm bath/shower takes a few minutes to prepare and it's uncomfortable as hell to be sopping wet?

@FatedMusic That's my theory, as well. He's got all the hallmarks of a fairly classical lich going on; the only thing missing is an obvious phylactery, but with how protective he is of the hero's skeleton, it would be easy for his soul to have merged with them without him realizing.

@Mesh To me, it often sounded more like "nyaniyo".

@Novainfinity They certainly exist, but the vast majority of Elves rarely get above 3/3; the strategy with Elves is to flood the field with them and then use other Elves to pump up their power. The MC's best bet in this situation would be to bring out a Jagged-Scar Archers, which gains power and...

@PzArrow Difference is she wasn't trying to kill the viscount, just keep him from running away.

@Walter_vi_Britannia For context, the guy is the MC and the girl in his arms is one of his love interests, while the girl reading the book is their daughter from the future who came back in time to ensure she gets born. This happens several times and, fair warning, the series is borderline...

@Kampfarsch Sorry for dragging up an old comment (just discovered the series and am binging it), but if you're talking about his voice, Nanami came up with the excuse previously that "Kaori" has a complex about her "deep" voice to explain why "she" wasn't talking much; in Japanese media, you...

@captain_crunch How's that going to work here? Pandas are still bears, after all.

@Lynkaster The setting's basically a parody of those old JRPGs like the original couple Dragon Quest entries, where the female warriors all wore identical bikini armor ensembles.

@pakyu1199 All of this is a fresh experience for him, which brings out the childlike wonderment in him. He may have been 35, but he was also a wage slave who (it's implied) regularly did others jobs for them, had no social life (and, given his age, possibly no family), and more or less just...

@ciera It's been repeatedly discussed how the vampires can charm people through sucking their blood, so as others have said, who's to say they didn't do exactly that to humanity's remaining leaders during the peace treaty signing? What better way to have livestock that won't fight back than to...

@randomname Remember that the "game" is happening in real time, so if the calendar is representative of when he started acting as the God of Fate, it's been 20 days since the beginning. That said, I think it's more likely been 21-22 days, as the group was fleeing something when the "game"...

@CBC Keep in mind that the peasants aren't just peasants, but actual serfs, meaning they're effectively a small step up from slaves (the Romans practiced both, with serfs being referred to as coloni, so the Ancient Roman theme fits somewhat); they can't leave the land they're bound to without...

@Capt_Gigglepants Of course it's stupid to equate their rank with their strength, but that's exactly the kind of thing that happens in the real world. No matter how good or how experienced, the newbie is still going to get shit on; newbies get the worst jobs just because they're the new guy. And...

@kuma Because then she's an immortal heroine that's absurdly stronger than them and her sole duty would be to kill them?

@rebel16 Off topic, but mind if I ask where you profile pic is from? I distinctly remember reading a series with that image in it, but for the life of me, cannot remember the name.