Recent content by Boomthorkell

I aggressively stick up for the students who are defending themselves, especially against overwhelming odds and especially when, for one ideological (fake and gay) reason the admin has decided the ones starting the problems are "actually, spiritually, the victims in a way, you know?"

#4 is Deepshortstacklore, very tasteful.

Well, she's Age of Marriage by traditional Japanese (and frankly, much of East Asian) norms. 1700-1800s American remarkably had as low as 13, but that's frontier life for you.

Best spirit guide ever.

"You want to be a woman now?" "Yes." "And hike, alone, in Pakistan?" "Yes." "...and you see no problem with this?" "None whatsoever." "Huh..."

Well, there are a few things going on... 1. For dramatic tension (because this is not an actual hentai) the ecchi comedies rely on slapstick that gets in the way of sex (or at least makes it really, really awkward). Sometimes it approaches absolute absurdity (Monster Musume). There are many...

Well, I was going less for edgy and more polite, but black, humor. But really, that last panel and the whole "demons with human prisoners" would be exactly this trope for any grim manga. Of course, here, it's going to be some "dark, but not so dark" request.

"Now r--- and eat her." "What?" "Yes, now r--a and eat her." "Sir, I don't think this is this kind of Manga. We're not Berserk." "It's about to be, boy!"

Hmm, true, my previous comment was based on that idea, but it really seems like she left him due to some kind of family divorce on her side (?), then married and had a kid.

Truly a beta-tragedy.

I realize I loathe Post-WWII Japanese occupation culture. It's just demented and unnatural. No man in this circumstance wouldn't be having sex with her. Additionally, being this level of beta is sad and weird. Also, having a girl pregnant in college is an absolute win. It's just so...fake. It's...

What a dumb bitch. "No man has ever been inspired to produce more art because he had to support a child and wife."

Well, pretty early on, it established that Purchinov's whole deal was that, while he saved his people out of necessity and duty, he really did want to enjoy...the life of a wild adventurer or rides on top of things. In a way, maybe it is a negative message, but also it is sort of the entire...

Oh yes, this series was clearly being cancelled and they were kind enough to the Author to let him know how long he had to left to finish it.

It's interesting the author finally made a series that locked people in, and it was about a core-romance with interesting characters revolving around them. I guess this is also what made Jitsu-wa attractive enough in many ways. I still preferred his last series, the once that was cancelled...