Does almost all 'reincarnated into a monster' themed manga have the same beginning? Becomes a monster -> Finds a damsel in distress -> saves her -> becomes partner.
And also wtf? why would a person who is supposedly European descent and probably have never contacted eastern culture or even heard about it name someone after it. That is logically impossible.
@Eshtha
Pretty sure she just named him after the sound he makes, and then an honorific may have been added too, since this is a Japanese story after all.
Also, yeah. Most reincarnated as a ______ stories do end up going along that route. Especially if the story is predominantly based in human society. Without a cute female/mascot creature, how would they ever expect to make sales with such a cookie cutter setting and plot?
Stories like Re:Monster and Kumo Desu Ga, Nani Ka? definitely do not follow this path though., same for Reincarnated as a Slime to an extent.
why bird?
better be a dragon, frolick around, playing with monster (eat) and then after hundreds of year getting bored....
change into human, make contact, make a lifetime experiment if dragon are actually able to procreate and stuff
@bhavy
maybe. but most in story i've read it has different personality with "same" body
kinda defeats the purpose of immortality though
@bhavy
actually no
i'm commenting about ïmmortality" of phoenix...
what i mean is
yes, they are revived when died but no i dont think it's actually had the same personality. definitely NOT the same person (if phoenix can be called a person)
so immortality is a vague term