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This setting is truly strange.

The whole "I don't recognize you just because you're wearing a wig” schtick is so dopey. But at least we're getting a tiny bit of progress on the overarching plot before this series ends.

@Darketower Except she wasn't actually trying to kill him at all. What was she thinking right before she attacked? She was hoping to find his training lacking so that she could get free room and board. She even referred to it as a spar. How would she have expected to get her lodging comped if...

It's not that complicated for people to establish an extremely basic vocabulary relatively quickly even when they start from drastically different languages. It's a key element of cultural exchange. How do you think Europeans and the Indigenous populations of the Americas learned to communicate...

Not that this wasn't darkly funny, because it totally was, but it's still pretty unethical for him to do this stuff before they fully realize what they're agreeing to experience. She clearly had no idea what was going to happen and still didn't even really understand as it was happening. Suppose...

Heck, even comments like mine talking about how long people have been doing "first" have been common for longer than most people reading this have been alive.

"First" is probably the most enduring online meme there is. (If you can even consider it a meme rather than a simple human instinct to mark any unblemished territory.) It's been common practice - including the ironic commentary of those replying to "first" - for much longer than most people...

The translation on this chapter was more than a little unclear.

Anyone attacking Jahy is not only missing the point of this series, they're also missing the fact that it's literally her job to make Dou evil.

Massive, otherworldly beings at scale with the whole Earth, in the tradition of Fullmetal Alchemist and The End of Evangelion.

112 to 3157. Looks like someone doesn't love the spirits as much as he claims!

Looking at the raws for this confrontation is what made me realize that this series wasn't kidding about them being aligned with evil.

I'm glad I wasn't the only one that expected her to be pregnant.

Justifying the persistence of yakuza dominance throughout various levels of Japanese society. But eff that noise. Organized crime doesn't keep society running. It's one of the major factors dragging society down, limiting its potential. Protection rackets are especially heinous, and they should...

The opening of this felt like it came from some other series entirely.

Dicksicle is legit embarrassing. Come on, man. Try harder.

Less than a lifetime ago, Japanese were effectively keeping people enslaved in Korea and Manchuria for both labor and sexual exploitation. With that in mind, it's not so surprising that their fiction is still semi-obsessed with servitude.

That was certainly different from the rest of these. Still missing: - 9 - 22 - 25 - 26 - 28 - 32 - 35

So, the remaining missing chapters are: - 9 - 22 - 25 - 26 - 28 - 29 - 32 - 35

I didn't really know what "the next stage" would entail, but this definitely wasn't on my list of possibilities.