Grandma stealing the spotlight is fun, but Grandpa showing how to dismantle a lizard while it's alive is peak. Showing off common sense (sort of) like it's a novel concept is hilarious as always.
Grandma stealing the spotlight is fun, but Grandpa showing how to dismantle a lizard while it's alive is peak. Showing off common sense (sort of) like it's a novel concept is hilarious as always.
That's a cool giant buddha statue. Does that mean the dungeons are Buddhist? Or are they just copying random architecture and art, cause there should also be giant Christ the Redeemer, and Statue of LIberty, and The Motherland Calls from Volgograd.
Grandma stealing the spotlight is fun, but Grandpa showing how to dismantle a lizard while it's alive is peak. Showing off common sense (sort of) like it's a novel concept is hilarious as always.
I'm also really enjoying how the author kept his promise of using no skills. It's not something anyone can do on the same day, but the techniques they are showing are things anyone can do no matter which dungeon skills they have.
If you could ask any medieval or Rennaissance man-at-arms, I think they'd say "Hey! As long as you can kill the other guy before he can kill you, go for it."
In granny's case, I think it's because her style is built on naginata.
Much thanks for picking this up. This was my favorite new manga. After 4 months, I think it's safe to say the previous group has effectively dropped this.