Recent content by Fushiginiku

Murder Hobo Power, Activate!

Thanks for the chapter!

Yay, another chapter! That's all I feel when I see one. Not "How come it's so late?" or anything like that. You should only give gratitude for free stuff. Thanks, TL!

Accurate.

It would be unique, but maybe not strange, if Hakubi's fucking around with Souma's life has led to his ambition and anger being used up, and the only thing left is the lingering memories of being a big brother. If he uses up what's left of himself to give his little brothers a chance to get to...

Well, she's a mom, so...

Picture our girl with a mechanical arm and an eyepatch. Actually, that kind of works, now that I imagine it.

Yeah, don't forget, this manga is being cranked out by one of the all-time great manga artists, Ueyama Michiro. Animators will have to work hard to keep up with him. Dude's a real pro, with a long portfolio. Unfortunately most of his stuff is slightly too old (1990s to early 2000s) to have much...

I think it's the latter, but it isn't your fault. The casting-1-liter-water-spells-until-he's-out-of-gas process was his research and calibration method, in order to create a baseline measurement of his own mana (because you can't create a measurement tool without first establishing a standard...

"North Peak"? more like "Twin Peak"

Not true. The Tomato, a new world plant, has an old world cousin called the Deadly Nightshade, which looks very similar and has a similar looking fruit (except for being purple). As Deadly Nightshade is called so for a very good reason, people in Northern Europe, where it grows, refused to...

I also want to say, they don't have the cure yet, they just have indications they are on the right track. The perfectly healthy kid was just barely able to stomach the various formulations Sensei tried on him. That's not the sort of thing you want to give someone who is sick.

Haters gonna hate, as they say. Focus on what you enjoy and don't worry about the naysayers. Thanks much for your hard work and looking forward to the next arc.

First use of fingerprinting in criminal investigation was in late 19th-century Argentina. The genius of a detective who invented it was a guy who kept up with scientific research and had recently read about some research in Britain showing that fingerprints were unique to individual humans. He...

It is marked as 'completed', but the author has written a large number of 'side stories' and occasionally comes back to add more. I'm about 3/4 through the main story. This author (Hanami Nishine) doesn't need to keep milking the same cow. They have multiple other good stories which I hope...