Tribe Alliance Negotiator, Demon Lord General, Trade negotiator, Cooking Educator, and now a Hero Commander, huh?
He just keeps stacking up these titles like there is no tomorrow. 🤣
@Shirobane
Yes, I did say that it was set to come out on January 2nd and Comic-Walker has pushed it back since then. I simply stated what I saw.
For the Dengeki Maoh part, do you have a link to their page of this series? I couldn't find it from their site.
Could I can get the link for the...
@Shirobane
Comic-Walker is showing the next raw chapter slated for release on March 6th.
I think I'll still hold some optimism that this series will continue for now since comic-walker is the raw source for this manga.
(Granted, Comic-Walker lists this manga under "Free Manga", so maybe there...
I bet whoever makes Henri's glasses would really want Iruma and Amelie getting together. (They'd make a fortune off of all the glasses Henri would have to buy!)
@BOTMAN
I agree that there are MUCH better ways of writing villains than this, but I do have to disagree with your viewpoint of what constitutes a well written villain. By your definition of a well written villain, Licht (patry) from Black Clover ought to be one of the best well written...
@dragon1412
The one you are probably referring to from before was probably me.
I predominantly agree with your observation with one caveat about the MRI bit. I worked as a design engineer in the medical equipment industry (including the design of MRI compliant wheelchairs and stretchers). If...
@Grikath
Actually, I did remember incorrectly. It was the Vikings that predominantly used this cast-formed weapons during invasions, not the medieval european smiths. It was a history channel special about the viking's war invasion tactics covering how they invaded North America and fought the...
For those doubting the author's forging knowledge:
Cast Forging is very much a part of blacksmithing (and was widely used in europe during the middle ages , mainly to speed up production at the cost of sword strength). The forging he did seems fairly sound from what little got shown. The...
@kirby_422
MRI machines are strong enough to pull wheelchairs and stretchers through the air into it from across the room, so the physics is actually (mostly) sound here, though the historical inaccuracy is cropping up again.
Faraday was the one who formed the law of electromagnetism (now...
I'm bugged by the "growl" speech bubbles. It kind of ruins the serious-ish mood for me. They should stick to the sounds made instead of using the word "growl" in my opinion. Otherwise, it makes it look like bluey is literally saying the word "growl" every time it speaks. 😉
The author of this series clearly doesn't know his world history at all. The roman empire fell over a century before 1585 AD. Also, I doubt any form of chocolate would be available yet, seeing as cocoa plants grew in the lower central america and northern part of south america, and Columbus...