Recent content by FloorRoof

It's either this (Kiryu said it was fine back in chapter 3), or, as her feelings for him develop, she might want him all to herself, drama ensues.

You can walk in on them, find them naked, sticky and panting, and be perfectly certain nothing is happening.

Or maybe it worked on her because she thought it worked on him. The power of suggestion.

This 'adventurer' was all kinds of pathetic. Bullying kids, drawing a sword on them at the slightest provocation, and then backing off in fear.

So much text on these pages, and they took forever discussing all that stuff right there in the hallway.

Genius. He found one woman who wasn't immediately hostile, had a decent chance of getting close, and what does he do? Immediately antagonizes her.

The name was generic and forgettable, I guess it had 'my friend' somewhere in the title.

A wild chapter, but the weirdest to me is that she tripped, fell, but didn't land on the guy at all!

That pic is as sweet as honey.

He's a boring normal dude, who probably wanted a normal boring wife and a normal boring family. No way he'd have any of that with someone this intense.

That description reminds me another manga where a girl (it later devolved into harem, bleh) lets a guy do whatever he wants, but insists they're not in a relationship, like they never go on dates because 'they're just childhood friends'.

Hilarious chapter. I like how nobody even bothers getting the wrong idea despite all the shouting about easily misinterpreted things in public.

Classic. A party member gets tamed/enslaved, often after personally requesting it. Doing it for the sake of research is new, though.

Running out of ideas and/or motivation? There's a bunch of very interesting characters in this, but the story was bland, never really went anywhere, and just deflated at the end. It's obviously a vague parody that isn't meant to resemble much of anything. It does expose the level of...

Manga artists are obviously inspired by pulp fantasy aesthetic, like Frank Frazetta's art, and other products of pop culture more than anything historical. It's supposed to look heroic, flamboyant, cool and sexy. It has about as much to do with genuine medieval European armor designs as Dungeons...