@Fushiginiku It looks like really old Japanese to me tbh. Ancient Japanese characters share some radicals with modern Japanese characters, but they're different enough to be difficult to understand, if you can even identify the characters. It would make sense with them being shrine maidens as well.
@-Aincrad- I suggest reading the light novel if you haven't already! It's also short, but it does have some extra parts that weren't included in the manga adaptation.
I like how all of the living dolls have black accessories while their faces have more colorful/ornate ones. A small detail, but it complements the world really nicely.
@Early_b Nope. They have a complicated relationship, but it's not romantic. If there does end up being romance, it would probably be with his upperclassman. Mori, I think?
@welcome2atlantis Sandwiches were originally made so that you could play cards while eating them - aka, you could eat them with one hand. That's why he says that they can't really be called sandwiches because you have to hold them with two hands.
@Vickamoose You probably know by now, but it was mentioned that her kidnappers receive a share of her salary and, if she was promoted, her salary would increase and they'd get more money in turn.
@Sarsak I think that's because while both partners have regrets in the other pairings, with Suzu and Hikari, only Suzu has strong regrets. Her regret is that she wasn't able to keep her promise of always remaining by Hikari's side, but Hikari doesn't have any strong regrets, which may be why he...
That shot of him after Jeanette says "you talk as if you've actually interacted with his majesty" is just. Gorgeous. The way his hair glows gold in the light. The way you can see the sharp edges of a jewel in his eyes. The way his expression mimics Claude's, the one that was just shown a few...
@alexsdu They said in a previous chapter that she's 200 something if I remember correctly! I think the sorcerer's age definitely doesn't correlate with his appearance, as being in the dungeon must have stopped his physical growth, which led to Marcille's misunderstanding.