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I kind of want to see a Hunter S. Thompson isekai now.

Senpai is an artist, he's probably avoided most activities where there was a chance of hurting his hands.

Sein may die before we see him again, but I don't think it will be a tragic death since this isn't that kind of series. If he does die offscreen, I would expect we would learn about it from his son who reports that his dad lived to a ripe old age and always cherished his brief journey with...

@DoubleNwah I'd say chapter 43 is the transition point.

@Doomsdayrs The manga is being political so everyone is just meeting it on its own terms.

I've started reading the light novels and I really appreciate now how much the manga has tightened up the writing. There are entire chapters devoted to how to cook fried chicken (kaarage) and make mayonnaise, it's actually rather annoying how much of it is just the characters standing around...

"Boy, invading and occupying this planet will make me the worst war criminal in history. That would be bad." *Continues making plans for occupying the planet anyway*

I just realized that this manga's quiet air of sadness reminds me of the anime Grimgar. It's also about people living in a fantasy world and it also manages to feel bittersweet even when the characters are fighting desperately for their lives. The biggest difference between the two, of course...

@PooNPee The switch in publishers was as of chapter 20. I don't know why there's a gap in the chapters here, though I assume it's to do with the scanlators since it's not like they care about publishing rights. It's really up to you whether you'd find the intervening chapters worthwhile. It...

@conquergl The early characters were removed when the manga changed publishers. The split in the story was essentially a soft reboot. I'm pretty sure the old characters could have been carried over but it was probably better for new readers to just have to deal with the central relationship in...

Chihiro was right, Yugami does have a streak of shyness. However, true to form, he bulled past it anyway. I am kind of curious how and when it'll be made clear - explicitly or implicitly - that he's romantically interested in Chihiro.

I half suspect Yugami and Chihiro's apartments are going to be beside each other.

I'm avoiding spoilers since we're obviously near the end anyway, so I'll just wait to read the ending for myself. Anyway, I'm wondering if Chihiro and Yugami's apartments end up beside each other and they end up in almost the same situation they were in during high school.