@Scholtz I mean, most people here are discussing that as a way to get Amelie fired up, but nobody mentioned anything about breaking rules. Amelie herself isn't one to break rules due to personal grudge, either.
@Darkion which results in confusion regarding Opera's "actual gender" as could be seen with many in the comment section, though I agree with the sentiment that something like "xe" would only be more confusing and unimmersive. Frankly, there's nothing wrong with using "they" as the translators...
@spurgleburgle you wouldn't give what's the demon equivalent of a fifteen/sixteen-year-old a higher position from the get-go, no matter her upbringing, that's nepotism.
@Metaranius In the first place, the demons in this manga don't adhere much to the traditional Christian concept of demons. Moreover, they must have some sort of heterosexual disposition in order to reproduce as biological creatures. The fact that demons, as Gyari mentioned, don't have a stigma...
@Intruvious Like I said, your definition of what constitutes external is completely ambiguous. Consider that Spiderman loses his spider power when his spirit wavers. Or do you have the same gripe with Green Lantern who embodies Iruma's dependency in the ring to an extreme? Real life abilities...
@Intruvious I don't know why you have this particular notion of what constitutes power of his own. He can't even take that ring off, so what's the point in differentiating his power and the rings power at this point.
@TNT261 Hey man, sometimes admiring someone doesn't require that person to admire you back, especially if you consider that forcefulness is the quintessential appeal of "delinquent" characters like her. For what it's worth, Gyari is always friendly to her fans, despite evidently not being...
@Hitspark that's not strictly true. Tomboys are a regular staple among traditional harem manga as well. The trope is people are gay (lesbian) FOR tomboys (frankly not an unreasonable situation, building upon the hyperbolic macho and attractiveness of said characters), but the tomboys in question...