He was her teacher so my guess is that's why he doesn't have a job.
He probably didn't pass the test and got obsessed with the Daughter. Whatever the dynamic is it involves BOTH mother AND daughter, so it wouldn't work out well for him to focus on the girl.
He literally just approached MC In...
My guess is the difference between formal and informal. Like "father" vs "daddy".
Or it could be even more simple, she may literally be calling him "step father" in formal situations, like in front of her mom, and calls him "daddy" in private. Given Japanese familial systems and how weird this...
- He specifically let the issue of the pickpocket go the first time Katsuya got involved with to avoid fighting him. He very specifically picked it BACK up when the info broker sold info to a bunch of Hunters saying that he was an easy target because he got pick pocketed by a little girl and...
Legitimately get angry whenever I read "Tankrantula". It's such an awkward portmanteau.
It is actually easier to just say tarantula tank.
I feel kind of sad about this series. After having read the novel I can see the conscious changes the Manga makes to soften Akiras' harsher edges that made...
They're running competing programs to achieve the same mission.
Katsuya is a broadcaster which is why he can't see AI.
Akira is a receiver which is why he can see AI.
Sheryl is an extremely manipulative and smart empath. That's why she can read people and situations, especially Katsuya, but has...
They're two sides to the same coin.
Katsuya is outgoing, sociable, and likable. He wants to help everyone and will go out of his way to cause conflict to help people even when it puts himself and his team in danger. As an individual he's exceptional, but his focus is team combat. He has hang...
I mean who tf cares if the new girl "gets what she wants" as long as HE'S also getting something he wants. With bullshit stories like this I think it's better to have a disconnected view of things, because from the start the scenario is garbage to begin with. So we gotta think "how do we get the...
Who cares? She's not there for the job. The job itself was to get close to Okaya and do peotic justice revenge. She could've killed every one of these kids from the shadows and been fine. That's why she says at the end there "nows not the time for revenge, it's time to kill Okaya".
To her this...
Shits been escalating to a rediculous level after they tried to rob the cop.
Okaya has become fucking Hannibal Lector out of nowhere. Dude was shit stomping a nerd at school last year. I'm supposed to believe this dude has is at a level of bomb making and House level manipulation?
Okay, sure.
I think I'm gonna opt out of this one. I like the idea but the execution is too generic. No depth, no growth, all trope.
It's like seeing Suburban women driving around in lifted trucks.
I know they have an application and purpose, but it's not being applied to it and what's driving it is just...
I mean.. He doesn't have a point though.
They explained why they kicked him from the start. I understand this is manga and they're going to try to pretend like he has a valid reason for being upset, but he doesn't.
He's just being a bitter douche bag. He was literally useless to them and...
She's not a foil she's a fantasy. Their roles are pretty complimentary. He has very little power but can link himself to others, and she has a ton of power but he's very little control of it. If there was some kind of vulnerability aspect to it it would be pretty solid. Like if they both get...