That's a really good question, and I'm not 100% sure. Doing a quick wikipedia search shows that tonkatsu/gyuukatsu is definitely yoshoku, as apparently katsu is a shortening of katsuretsu, which is a bastardization of cutlet somehow. Karaage I'm less sure of, the name can be written in kanji...
So it's Japanese bacon, which is basically the same cut as normal bacon but somehow processed to look and taste like Canadian bacon/ham. It's rough in Japan as a bacon lover. Also, is it really a quarter pounder? I've always thought the patty was still kind of thin, but it would explain why it's...
Yeah, tldr if it's not washoku, it's yoshoku (or chuukaryouri).
Washoku is traditional "japanese food" that you would normally think of, like sushi and onigiri and miso and the such.
Then there's chuukaryouri, which is japanized Chinese food, which they consider foreign but Chinese people...
I did think the twist was going to be that Shion would keep his memories too, but honestly I thought it was going to go the other way around. Not really sure why I thought that, considering the title is about villainesses getting a perfect happy do-over life. But still, Karen too? I guess time...
Yeah, but that's how stories go nowadays to deal with the industry and the competition. Probably a carryover from web novels and the such. Honestly, I struggled with a similar decision for ages even after talking to someone about it, and honestly after reversing my decision, I regret it...
Gentlemen, it is with great distaste that I regretfully remind you: :coffee:
Also, this series needs a fantasy tag, considering the teachers are actually doing something.
I'm sorry but calling yourself "Dark Agetha" is lame as hell :kek:
I'm actually willing to bet the part about her saving the world is true, maybe something like a split personality type deal where her dark side was the only one ruthless and strong enough to save the world, but her light side...