Recent content by Aricitic

@Kaarme and @LordofLeechers potentially what the elves were thinking was that by sealing his power they were crippling him enough to disable his ability to kill (potentially even harm) others. They may have done more to him physically that just wasn't mentioned, but considering it is a world of...

I just posted a question in the "main" comments of that manga for confirmation/denial of this. We will have to see if anyone who has read the LN reads and replies to my post... Also looked it up on novel updates and based solely on the tags what was said is extremely unlikely...

Ok. In the comments [of another manga] someone potentially spoiled the late/end of the plot of this story (the source material). I am praying that they are bs/lying, but considering what they said I must know if it's true. If it is then I will be emotionally required to immediately drop the...

Right, because the Mangaka and authors in Japan care what people outside of Japan who don't pay for their work think about their work. Now, if it's simultaneously being translated and sold in your country, and you stop buying it... that would be a (slightly) different story. And... If you were...

Holy!? Ya know, I remember trying this before... guess that memory is false. I have more examples, but I don't want to get political/religious so... Somehow I missed (saying) that. I wasn't saying the 'bloodline' aspect for Voldemort (though it's ironic that he wants blood purity...

With regards to the kid of a (very powerful) politician (the one making a new capital in the other world), I would tend to agree. The children of the other people not so much. They are likely (but not specefied as) local business owners. If they were national conglomerate business owner's...

(I don't know an easy way to break up the quote so...) 1. Edgy is correct... I mean seriously, how idiotic can some people be? 2. That's basically what I was getting at. Even if you are a noble/royalty a commoner could be more powerful... or just catch you unaware... 3. Yes, certainly, some of...

Sorry, you're right, that is what you said. I'm clearly not remembering the chapter then. ... So, I reread the chapter, and you are correct. Most of the time I usually chalk this up to the author being dismissive of explaining anything in the first place, but this is clearly explained as though...

I agree. This is part of the reason I argue with people in the comments section of various Isekai manga when they whine about the protagonist not going all out and forcing their way through confrontation with violence. Even if you are the "most powerful" person in the world (bar some...

1. If I recall correctly the Goddess who brought him to the world made it fairly clear that the "world ending" event was unavoidable and unstoppable. My take on this is something like she's explicitly going to "reset" the world or something similar. Could obviously be wrong, but that is what it...

In practically any other world you would be correct. But you are forgetting one major and critical factor: more than enough of their parents are socially, politically or economically powerful people. It's also been made abundantly clear that these same parents are evil and teach their children...

I doubt that the "father" even thought about or would have cared what his son thought. At the point he was at, I doubt he cared about much beyond getting his "fix". Yes, I am equating what he was doing to an addiction, because that's essentially what it was. He was so far gone that to "feel...

I mean... True, but if it's similar to video game logic: grinding low-level things will help far less than grinding similar-level stuff. To help Maria out he would have to grind things at a far lower level than if he wasn't helping her. While I'm sure it isn't equivalent, think about MMO games...

Ok... But we aren't talking about a "thin knife" against a much thicker block of the same material, were talking about a sword made out of an alloy including her scales. It was two (or three) of the strongest materials and her scales. That's neither a 1:1 ratio of material nor a small to large...

Yeah, I always find it irksome when translation groups make claims about theft as though they weren't perpetrating it themselves (and then illegally distributing it)... The only thing worse is when they then demand money as well (not politely ask for, but demand).