He's probably quicker and more consistent with walls he's familiar with. Seems he's a bit of a glitch hunter himself, or at least understands the underlying systems that govern whether a glitch can and can't be used, rather than somebody that just knows a specific glitch works in a specific...
Glad the ending paid out. I was really worried there for a bit.
Still don't like the bait-and-switch towards the end, and I still think the entire question of whether Chieri even WANTED to be small again was rushed out the door suddenly, but the end sorted it all out eventually.
If I've said it once I've said it a dozen times in the past few weeks.
The compulsion to normalize everything and completely invalidate the entire point of the manga at the finish line is absolutely baffling and borderline insulting. This is not a satisfying conclusion.
And now even Neiro is...
I think at this point I would've rather it getting axed a half dozen chapters ago.
This all feels incredibly last-second and contrived, and will undoubtedly sour the whole manga, which up to this arc has been pretty enjoyable.
"Hey, guys, I know we spent 50-ish chapters on this concept and everyone's really into it, but what if we just conformed to society and returned to normal forcibly?"
I'm so fucking tired of this. Why does this shit always happen? Is this a Japanese cultural thing that compels them to destroy...
Thanks for the translation!
This one was pretty short, but honestly I'm glad they ditched the love triangle.
Nobody found out how Mari was in the end, either.