The detail put into Azalea's design and how much she goes on about her husband-to-be makes me assume there's gotta be something up with him. Fully expect him to be lying to her somehow, and cause her to snap and suddenly become single again.
7 years' worth of content, at an hour a day, is a gigantic story. I know he's been around a while, but how long ago was it since he's left the forest? Hasn't it been just like, 200 years max? That seems like a masterful ability to fluff the story, unless he's talking about some extremely mundane...
There's something funny about a guy who's a super-powered hero apparently falling for a "pillows under the covers" trick up until right before he stabs it. I'd think he'd have some kind of mana-sensing or something that'd tell him nobody was there.
"What were you up to 6 months ago, Second?"
me, not remembering that far back to what specifically he was actually looking for either: "Y-yeah, what was it?"
Mostly expected from when she told him to "read again" before all this hinting that there was something wrong with how he recalled his memories, but still sad to see it happen.
A hot spring-loving adventurer with black hair, huh? I wonder if they'll have him be from fantasy-totally-not-japan, or if this'll be one of those goofy non-isekai manga where they have a bit side character that's just some random isekai'd guy.
I always feel bad for characters like Karen. Doomed to forever be a side character at best, despite only being relegated to being a side character due to forces outside of her control.
Yes, what a great idea. Why didn't she, a minor, go against the king of the country? Fantastic, I'm sure it...
Probably not intentional, slip-ups happen pretty frequently. Seen a lot of manga where a background or side-view boob will sneak by because the publisher (or whoever's doing it aside from the artist) didn't notice.
With how lax that curse is, I fully expect Sora to accidentally bump into the demon king without knowing who it is, and then freak out when he realizes the curse reacts.
Why did the hero try to keep the princess from taking her panties? From what we've seen, letting the cursed person take panties is supposed to break the curse, seems like the better method than beating her down.
Wonder if this encounter will soften the hero somehow, by showing him that there are people out there who think his situation is messed up (by proxy of Gray fighting against the same thing happening to the saint), giving him some confidence to stand up for himself a bit, or rebel against the...