It would actually be really funny and satisfying if this ends up having no relation to the main plot aside from those two making a cameo reappearance. I've been trying to figure out how the camping trip would move the plot forward for the past few chapters, and I was worried for a second that in...
Wait, Fujiwara was actually in the right for once. You can't just leave a bottle on the ground and expect everyone to assume that it's there for a reason and not littering. Ishigami should've brought a sheet.
@thanghe He's still young though, he's just tall. Maybe for both of them, they're cute as little kids, have a rough puberty in their preteens, and then blossom as adults.
This is a real cliffhanger, because I'm really not sure what she'll pick. Going to the Tower of Books seems like the obvious answer because it was her original goal and represents Coco's inquisitiveness and willingness to push boundaries, but on the other hand, going back to the Assembly shows...
Is there anything in the rules actually enforcing the point transfer? I guess the brothers don't care about the points, but they could just not give them the points anyway out of spite.
Has Sugimoto really never mentioned to Asirpa that Wilk denied killing the other Ainu? I know that Sugimoto doesn't like or trust Wilk, or at least his goal of pushing Asirpa to lead the Ainu to independence, so maybe he's afraid telling that to her will encourage her to seek the truth of what...
@Nadie I don't know any official confirmation of the series ending, but presumably the series will go:
Setsu beats the 11th Oddman -> Setsu beats the class president -> End,
so the end seems to be approaching. Though it may not be that simple, or it may not even go that way at all.
$5000/month isn't really "fuck you" money, take home or otherwise, is it? It's good money, but not, "pay a guy full time wages to do essentially nothing" money. If there was an extra zero at the end of her salary, I'd just accept that she's an eccentric rich person, but instead she's...
For a second, I thought this was wrong because I remember it as left, then right, then left, but then I remembered that in Japan, they drive on the left side of the road.
@FRESH That's what I thought at first, but it seemed weird that Wakayama was willing to give up so much gold on a hunch, no matter how likely it is. Plus, the candy peddler's line about Wakayama's disappointed face makes it sound like the candy peddler was there to see him realize the skins were...
I guess it's still not clear what the deal is with the skins being useless, but from Wakayama's last line and the candy peddler's comment, it sounds like the candy peddler ruined the game. He may have been a convict and purposely gotten another tattoo to replace his own, just out of the sadistic...
I didn't know what suppon was, so I looked it up to get the joke. Suppon means soft-shelled turtle (in this case, soup made from it), and it's believed to cause male virility. Since Nagisa's boyfriend is a manwhore, Karen figured that if he got suppon, he'd get dangerously horny.
I'm going to second the sentiment that the ghost should have been a one time occurrence. If she was a ghost forcing herself to remain in the world of the living just long enough to see her husband get remarried and move on, then the story works, and it makes sense for her to help Reitia's...