Recent content by Arrei

The grammar in the recent uploads seems more awkward than the earlier chapters. There are pronoun mistakes ("her face" instead of "your face", Mashiro inconsistently referring to herself in third-person and first-person), but the wording of certain sentences seems really stilted, too...

More like most of us only like Twitter sometimes Very sometimes :pout:

So surely the original Jelly's soul is involved or something, right? Someone as over-the-top evil as that doesn't just go away in a story involving Dark Lords and monsters.

Cute magical girls keep gathering around Fujiyama and one of them's yandere and got it from her mom, that's about it.

Isn't the crux of his plan using the Absorption Formula that was meant to revert him to male? He's a boy again once he's out of mana?

I like stories where bad people learn to be better, but man, this story's going to need to pull out some top-class writing to believably turn this girl around.

Even with the manga inking tones you can still see how the crowd is shaded like the most typical shading style seen in AI generations, it's 100% touched-up AI but more importantly it's AI implemented with very unfitting and unmatching perspective.

It didn't bounce though? The creature didn't target Kaya to redirect the harm onto Nana to then direct it onto Grandma, it just directly tried to kill Nana which killed Grandma instead because she snuck a charm into her bag.

MOOOMMMMMM!!! The author's putting his not-even-thinly-veiled fetishes in the manga agaaaiiinnn!!

The manga as a whole is more about tormenting Fujiyama than "fluff" tbh

Were these pages upscaled? A lot of parts look incredibly blurry and smeared, especially places shaded with dithering.

Considering we can't see the chapter this is referencing because of MangaPlus, what's the context here?

Well, now I'm just starting to think "torture" in this universe is just a demon-language word for "meal".

I've had some pretty bad green peppers that were bitter as hell before, and the bitterness of even the good ones might stick out a lot more to kids.

It's a story set in the modern day, and both big Mahiro and little Mahiro fit in the age group to use that kind of terminology, I think it works.