I never understood why some mangas just throw in weird anachronistic shit whenever they feel like it. This one is just an absolutely baffling shift in tone from sword magic fantasy where people ride around in carriages to "well I felt like setting this arc in modern japan with demon yakuza". Not...
Probably going to be explained away with magnets or something. Also Helga is obviously going to succumb to the good old "I'll give you even tastier things if you join me" cliche.
Ahh yes. Just another manga about sucking a million different powers from enemies that everyone loses track of. Anyone got any recommendations about manga where the MC actually has to use a limited power in a somewhat clever way. I don't mean that his ability seems useless but is actually a god...
It's refreshing to see something that doesn't drag out misunderstandings for way too long. Always pisses me off when something could be explained in a couple of words but no one talks to each other to clear things up.
I'd love to see a comedy Morrowind isekai where the MC has no clue about the elder scrolls series. Maybe I should just watch someone playing Morrowind for the first time blind.
That dining table is a damn antique. I can't bear the thought of losing it. Where would we eat then, the floor? Like goddamn animals? I must do this for the dining table even if it kills me.
@Kaarme
Yeah sure the whole premise is kind of weird but so far people have been acting pretty normally, this whole thing was just weird and abrupt however. It would have been fine if they developed it a little, like even for one chapter and he actually got to know her a little before just...
The whole date thing was real weird. It could kinda work in a cute "Yeah I'll go on a "date" with you" if they knew each other. Now some random kid just asked him for a date and he was like "Oh you have the same name as my dead cat, how does tomorrow sound? What time do you get out of kindergarten?"