@fuckface It's an obvious catalyst to actually push Nasa to learn more about Tsukasa's immortality. He's not gonna do it on his own. He said as much during the camping trip.
@ryouhira Author gave us her date of death as July 20th in the flash forward and has been keeping us informed of the passage of time frequently enough that we should have known that it would happen vaguely soon.
@Hollow7F @Kind_NesZ Pay more attention to the references to how much time has...
Guns seem really mundane to us in the real world but their destructive power comes in the form of pure kinetic energy that a wizard might not be used to dealing with. And the Yamato had REALLY big guns that fired REALLY big projectiles at very high speed, which all translates to an almost...
@AlouetteSK She can see some ghosts but nowhere near to the extent Miko can. And as far as the granny's concerned she isn't an apprentice, she's an annoying kid.
It's interesting that despite having such clear vision of ghosts and spirits Miko can't see auras like the other mystics can, but I...
@JkCaster I think she's just being childish, which is understandable as far as I'm concerned since she's still a teenager with next to zero love experience. Unlike the adult women in Reiji's life she's SUPPOSED to still have room to grow as a person.
Meanwhile, Reiji, dude, if she's already...
@deCarabasHJ You'd think so, but we're working with such adorably dense protagonists that they need this sort of outside force to move them along a bit.
If you didn't like this arc, try rereading it in one sitting, tankoubon-style. I just did a full series reread and enjoyed this arc a bit more with less waiting.
@Nematoda It's not a "different route," he just hasn't reincarnated yet. He even said he'd hold off on it until later, in the first chapter. This chapter matched up with how he described his first encounter with Iris in Shikkaku, that she was the only dragon who immediately surrendered to him so...
@Rozzak You're probably right but considering she was already feeling guilty about her actions as she time slipped, it's not totally unreasonable. Plus she's a teenager, and sometimes teenagers just don't totally understand their emotions. But she got the chance to really reflect on her emotions...
Shiho's little sister seems like the poster child for the abuse victim who runs a risk of becoming an abuser down the line and if we see her again in not-flashback time I really hope she has or will find a way out of it. Hell, that could be a whole spinoff.
Y'all are assuming they summoned someone who could use the holy sword just to kill all the inhumans and forgot all about the second moon that blows up anything that tries to leave the atmosphere.
Hey remember when Jojo part 5 had a complete translation that was so awful in a not-immediately-obvious way that none of the English-language Jojo fanbase liked it? Because I do. I'm not personally a Japanese reader so I can't speak on the actual quality of this series' translations but I...
I feel like it's worth pointing out for the people who don't pay attention that the credits page does credit a different translator than the last few chapters.