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it's interesting to note how the 7th division calls Ariko by his full Japanese name, while Asirpa's group all call him Ariko Ipopte. Considering Tsurumi's spiel about national unity and the Ainu people, it's pretty telling.

Oof, it hurts even more knowing that while Kikuta was guilt tripping Ariko for his betrayal, Kikuta was hiding his guilt over his role in the death of Ariko's dad. That line about the moon always gets me. On the plus side, Kikuta's going to get more backstory.

@Alcion Demons probably eat more general desires, so in your example, the demon would eat your desire for entertainment, which would mean you no longer desired a PS4, and when the PS5 comes out, you won't desire it either. Mithrun's only desire left is vengeance against demons, so when a new...

@SpaghettiProphet There's his desire to resist, and there's his desire to see Delgal again. He can't fight back against the Lion without his desire to resist, but his desire to see Delgal again allows him to revive Marcille to defeat the Lion. I guess Thistle hopes that defeating the Lion will...

The description says that they're "childhood friends", but I always got the impression that they only became friends recently? I don't remember them saying they knew each other for a long time.

No worries about saying it was dead. Anyone would think it was dead if it didn't get updated for a year.

@es_kan This is a flashback of how his original son died, told by the Nomen-made clone of his son in Jagan's house.

I'm still hoping for Tsurumi to talk about the 7th division's resentment at being treated poorly during and after the war, or about his goal of using the arms factory he plans to build to provide jobs for veterans and the families of deceased soldiers. One of my favorite parts about the 7th...

@Waskito @EyeSocket1907 It's the name of a yokai that appears as faceless man. So it's faceless man, not nameless man.

@puta Aphrodite. She shows up in chapter one, using one muscle man as a chair, and having another hold up her breasts. She also shows up in the stands sometimes. I think this is the first time we've seen her angry though, which is cool.

@cgr Marcille starts her imagination (in chapter 56) by saying "If I were Chilchuck's wife, then...", so I think that his wife's appearance is supposed to be Marcille as a half-foot. Note the identical eyes. If the succubi looked like his wife, then she's blond, but we can't say much else...

@BassKnight Her being able to lie is another piece of evidence that she can go against her programming (or that she doesn't have the same programming that most robots have). She can lie to Takuma, spend her energy boiling an egg when it would cause trouble for him, try kissing him when it...

@Nightdotexe I think it would be 300 for elves, if we accept Laios's claim about elves living 5x longer than tallmen: https://mangadex.org/chapter/686587/34

I'm a little confused by the Laios/Falin backstory. When they say Falin was expelled from the village, does that mean when she was sent to magic school? But in chapter 52, he says he left the village a year before her. So the timeline is: ghost incident happens, making everyone scared of Falin...

Last page: Did they mean elite five? Or are the two of them treated as a pair?

I just realized that most of the Dark Side chef's titles are titles from the 108 Stars of Destiny in Water Margin. This was pointed out with Shan, but the five tiger stars' titles are from Water Margin too, assuming Ensei's "wanderer" can also mean "pilgrim", like Wu Song. There's no Emperor of...

This will probably be fixed soon, but you can also read the chapter here: https://www.yuri-ism.net/slide/read/shinmai_shimai_no_futari_gohan/en/6/53/page/1

I was wondering how the series would end, since I don't expect it to actually end with Ainu independence. It looks like Asirpa is going to decide that the gold will inevitably cause conflict between the Ainu and that it's not worth taking it (in other words, it's cursed). That line about the...

@metrix145 It's also the Polish word for wolf. Wilk got his name from his Polish father. I assume the Russian and Polish word have a common origin.

All that talk about kids at the beginning just reminded me that Bell stated early on in her relationship with Jagasaki that she just wanted him to knock her up. Though I guess that would defeat the point of him going full vigilante to keep her safe.