His magic cancelling only cancels magic. It won't make people trip unless they're relying on magic to move around. Those pages weren't showing him using it at the moment. He was just thinking about using it in the matches.
Of course, in her first form she's probably too scary for normal citizens and in her second form all her stat points were funneled into cute, so she needs a third form if she wants to do hero work.
Except Holo wanted to get out and her younger sister wanted her to come back, so if they talked there was a good chance Holo would have people coming after her and she just didn't want to risk that.
Well, Nanoha and Fate call their combination spells "extermination combinations," and they apparently have several more than the Buster Shift and Blast Calamity that have been shown on screen. There might be a death in there somewhere.
I don't really get it. So this person became a zombie and hung around for who knows how long just to tell the hero's descendants the names of the hero's party members? It doesn't really feel like anything was accomplished here that couldn't have been done with some labels on the mural or...
It would be the same as Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai. That one had a route for each girl and a sort of bonus chapter at the end where it was everyone, and I think it's a valid option. You can just think of each as a valid possibility.
Yeah, looking at it again it's actually mostly vertical but switches sides between the windows for reasons that probably only make sense to the artist.
If you want to climb it like a ladder, you would go straight. If you want to climb it like stairs without going too far out of the way laterally, go for the snake. Val seems like he might have had his hands full on the way up, so the latter is probably wiser.
Well, we've already seen that periods progress timewise as if the change never happens, so it would probably be the same with pregnancy. You'd want to make sure you stayed female for a while near the end to give birth, though.
It's a bit odd that you present an avowed atheist as the typical modern person rather than a minority. In the first place, Salaryman basically cites the problem of evil, which is not exactly a new idea. Atheists have existed as a minority for much if not all of history in all sorts of...