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Am I the only one who thinks he has far more chemistry with Shizuku than with Kousaka?

@COF Hey, there are people with at least some familiarity with art on this site, considering the fact that Dunslax noticed a reference that the translators missed

They should probably also note that her name, Marianne, is also the name of the personification of the French Republic(s), who is also portrayed as a goddess of liberty. The depiction of Liberty in the Delacroix painting is among the earlier depictions of Marianne...

Turtle kitsune

@phoenixir What? I just went back and checked chapter 8, and there is no evidence of that.

@eviljackspicer Well, legally speaking, Senko doesn't exist, meaning they can't get married. From what I remember, getting citizenship in Japan is extremely difficult if you can't prove that you are 100% Japanese (if you are, then you can get citizenship even if you used to be president of...

@jak I think that's sort of the point, that he's been overworked so much that he's really not all that healthy.

Do you remember how many holy breads have you eaten in your life?

@art17 How do we know this Fenrir is part of a K9 unit?

So, the reason they weren't fully colonised is because they just so happened to have organic hand grenades.

Literally my only problem is that one of them is the stereotypical psycho lesbian. Seriously, why are psychotic/psychopathic lesbians a trope? Honestly, Yutaka is one of my favourite characters, basically because she's the only person who consistently understands what's going on, realises...

@RayS 'Cause there's only three days remaining

Sweet dreams are maid of this...

@Simbloom The first son inherits the titles, the younger sons go into politics, become military officers, or even join the church. There has always been a role for the younger sons to play.

Wait, why is David considered a loser? He seems to hang around with Venus quite a bit, despite apparently not being her friend, and the same with Mona.

@Entryhazard Does Leda count? I wouldn't count her (her attraction is more there for comedy than any actual chance of beating Venus or Mona. Still don't get why Japan thinks it's comedic), but some could argue otherwise. That would still only be three, and I don't know if that would count as a...

Remember: Never go cubist.

Ah, Psyche and Cupid. Really stands out amongst Greek Mythology as one of the few romances that both isn't extremely screwed up and actually has a happy ending.

So, their mother is just the worst, apparently.

@scripted Her name means "A girl who really wants tissues". She first appeared all the way back in chapter 43, for two pages. Don't know if she's appeared any other times between then and now.