Is that where she finds her targets? Friggin' #chan?
She's not ridding the world of evil.
She's ridding the world of scapegoats and petty annoyances.
Of distractions from our real, faceless problems.
MAN, it would suck if someone actually did that.
Ohhhh... a "Dungeons & Dragons" type of dungeon.
I read "apartment is connected to a dungeon" and immediately assumed it was the regular kind.
No judging plz.
Okay, this one was really dumb.
I'm allergic to metal too, and I wear glasses anyway because, you know, I need them to see and stuff.
They have near-invisible silicone things over the arms. Really, a bigger problem is my belt buckle and the button of my pants. I have to hike up my underwear a...
It's not just the art style. Yotsuba's changed a lot personality-wise.
I can't picture this Yotsuba climbing a telephone pole and pretending to be a cicada.
I'm going to chalk it up to "growing up", because I'm kind of cool with it.
I really don't understand the whole "roof" thing.
My high school here in the United States also had a roof access, but it was just to maintain the air conditioner units and clean the rain gutters.
That place looks like a well-maintained observation deck.
Why keep a place in that kind of...
I am a 27-year-old American man, and Yotsuba is my spirit animal.
I literally decided on my second major in college (computer science) because "we have cookies in the CS lab sometimes".
YUUICHI: "I have a plan."
*whisper whisper*
...
YUUICHI: "Oh, no! I lost the game!
"Lol jk, my plan worked. Here's what y'all missed."
ADMINS: "Wow he is very good at reading the future people."
Thanks, translator.
I legitimately didn't recognize Elvis and Michael from their poses alone.
@SirBernardOftheValley that's kind of why I'm reading this. I'm incredibly late to this party, and I'm not about to read an entire wiki when I have an illustrated CliffNotes version right here.
Finally.
I think the ending's a bit overdue, TBH.
You can tell by little things like Elderly Nitta getting buried in pottery, Hitomi being a CEO in America, and Mao being a kung-fu idol with dependent personality disorder. They've all become exaggerations of themselves.
I like this arc. Much more than the gambling ones.
It's hard to claim any skill from winning games of pure chance. The manga usually stooped to devices like "cheating", "uncovering how the enemy cheats", or, most commonly "Kaiji's indomitable gambler's spirit" (whatever that is).
All the...
Paper.
Mario.
Sticker.
Star.
I bought it because I was too young to have owned an N64 or GameCube and wanted to experience Paper Mario.
I have yet to do so.