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@StarixCrow That’s actually a really interesting theory. You can definitely see the effect of a low birth rate in the real world in Japan in this manga. But the idea of the fantasy creatures being a metaphor for immigration actually fits well. At this point, Japan is going to HAVE to change...

OH. MAI. GAWD. Grandmother is best waifu ever, and nothing anyone can say can convince me otherwise.

I know I’m other cultures ceremonies (not necessarily weddings) can take up to a month.

Oh Mai Gawd. Grandmother is best Waugh, and you can’t convince me otherwise.

This is actually pretty heartbreaking to read. The Aral Sea was destroyed by the Soviets in the 1960’s when they diverted the rivers that flowed into the inland sea. The Aral Sea is an inland body of water that doesn’t have any outflow, but after decades of pollution and a lack of water flowing...

I find the concept of being able to trace genealogy through embroidery completely fascinating.

So, I’ve been looking at this from the perspective that she isn’t actually a slave. Instead, I think she’s just kind of a bit crazy and is really into role playing as a slave. And the mangaka just puts up with it because it would be too much of an effort to contradict her and he just wants...

I’m pretty sure that the reasoning for her body getting smaller around noon is over the fact that she’s a vampire (or vampire demon). Only the most powerful of vampires can walk in the sunlight *cue Pillar Men theme*, so it would make sense that since she needs magical power to recover from...

@gunnybunny I imagine that dried meat is faaaaaar cheaper than any other kind of meat due to the fact that that is the only way to preserve meat without refrigeration. And depending on the climate, location, civilization, fresh milk might be easier to get.

Trust me on this: Read Manneken Pis-kun’s voice like it was being done by Danny DeVito.