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Actually, you do cast iron swords. Iron swords were primarily created using largely the same as their bronze predecessors, which was casting; the real problem is that iron, relatively speaking, is a very soft metal and would have to be incredibly thick to support its own weight if made into a...

@Hoezell The protagonist seemed to change personalities each chapter, being a fairly naive and nervous teenager one chapter to an uncaring, "kill all the non-elves" bastard in another. It got canceled after a mere 12 chapters, so depending on how long the author knew it was coming, that could...

@ArcadiaDragon To say nothing of the cost of a full, well-made Goth loli ensemble; that's not something a kid can afford, especially when you take into account how, for lack of a better word, hostile Japan is towards the idea of young people working.

@tydog20 @Lucca_R Can't be; she's not noodle-y enough.

@antarctico Ahem. May I (potentially) introduce you to The Story of My Husband's Cute Crossdressing?

Ya know, I can kinda get why Kiabit is so hellbent on retaining the tests if her mother basically tossed them out the window to get an empty-headed pretty boy toy; she's still a petty dumbass, but I get where she's come from, at least.

@FgoSegul Yeah, but why settle for fourth highest when you could have the first highest? Or so the reasoning goes.

@goodhunter I'm binging the series at the moment, so I dunno if it's pointed out in a later chapter or what, but since the MC's literally irreplaceable to the village's livelihood, he's basically not allowed to leave, so he can't do it himself; and, as you pointed out, since all the girls are...

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I can't be the only one who saw Marchosias' human form and immediately thought of Girard/Ziralt from The New Gate, right?

@johnpoop2529 Uh, what? First off, calling her a "stupid lesbian" just reeks of thinly veiled homophobia, but I don't know why I expected any better from the typical manga commentator. Secondly, the public opinion surrounding the Stokes family is just simple fact, because they're the typical...

@justforthelulz In his defense, he's too short to give her headpats unless he decides to climb Mount Maid and that seems something far better left for behind closed doors; after all, they might accidentally hold hands in the process.

@Koni Depends. Another thought that occurred to me is that it could be an alternate take on the Minor Arcana, as there's a queen and knight card, with Italian decks adding in the maid (as in maiden or female virgin, which a princess would be expected to remain). It'd make sense, as the Demon...

It's more likely that they're just courtly positions, since there's no "princess" in chess; and since they're in descending order of power, I wonder if title is just determined by the order they pledge themselves (Lizel was first and got "queen", the second got "princess", and the third got...

@ikevinz77 I mean, she's not wrong; nothing lasts forever (especially when talking about teenage relationships), so is it better (for the heart) to possibly drift apart as friends or go through a potentially ugly breakup as lovers? That dilemma is one of the main reasons (from an in-universe...

@NamelessSoldier I mean, there's only 3 chapters left, so I'd say that's a pretty safe bet.

Given the way Kaguya and Shirogane are acting, are they just pretending that 209 never happened? Because, if so, I'm perfectly okay with that; that tiresome cliche of a plot needs to die in a fire.

I wouldn't even count on it then, either; with how ambiguous the Japanese language can be, they could be talking, she'd drop "suki" into the sentence and it'd be incredibly easy (especially for someone with Seto's self-esteem issues) to misconstrue it as her talking about something completely...

@BalrogDeMorgoth It's probably that the only real difference between the game world and this one is the lack of a respawn mechanic. It's a fairly common method to establish the isekai'd player's new reality, as well as how strange they are to the world's inhabitants; most players, never mind...

@maelstroon You'd be surprised how heavy books can get, particularly hardcovers. I dread rearranging my little library whenever I get new books because, individually, most weigh less than a pound, but when you're moving dozens (or, hundreds...), it adds up incredibly quick.