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It took me 3 rereads of those 2 pages to understand but... Holy fuck she's large enough that her claw went from the sky to the ground. Her entire body is probably the size of the city.

@LemonJuice So far this feels very very much like Hellboy, and that's a good thing

What a stone cold dude. I'm here to give you a head. And take two.

Oh no this manga is about the slow decent into depression isn't it. Oh no...

So a couple of things about this manga that are bothering me: 1.) Why did they introduce the affection score in the first chapter and then never reference it again from that point onwards. 2.) Why does the MC seem to be so airheaded about very basic things that a merchant's daughter probably...

@Kylan_Pepper Getting. It was a sproing sound effect.

I love when authors have a real world built rather than a general idea for a plot and a couple of characters. Still haven't hit chapter 3 or 6 yet (my major evaluation points) but I think this one is genuine gold. The rough artstyle actually feels better than something smoother for this sort...

I'm liking it so far. I suspend my judgment until chapter 3 and potentially 6.

Damn a lot of effort must have gone into those redraws for the last few pages there.

A lot of excellent world building here.

Garm: Dragon:

Interesting world building concept. I'll keep my eyes open for new releases.

@balenol O Y A K O D ON~!

Can't get sick or injured. Are we dealing with an immortal then?

Chika says:

@duongvuduc96 Its a meme. Young artists will often add that text to their artwork of their original characters (OC) usually the edgiest characters imaginable (Lord Sephirandroid - God of Murder or something like that. The final boss of Undertale is a character exactly like this, lampshaded by...

Akari is finally the protagonist.

Some very interesting facial expressions there.

This is how you do justice mangaka. THIS IS HOW GODDAMMIT. So many of them let happenstance, divine intervention, deus ex machina or pure stupid luck resolve the trouble. Others make others leap to their defence. Some even leave it unresolved. But this is how justice is served in a story...

I know right? The number of authors that try to get away with a "oh he's a good master so its fine!" while hand waving the entire culture behind it, often while showing other slaves in miserable positions, is really annoying. Maybe its something to do with japanese culture, but I've always...