Gonna take a wild guess that, accounting for the usual loose narrative "because ancient magic" flexibility of possible explanations, the guardians are too strong to destroy and the catch is that they can't distinguish "a Saint approaching the seal to reinforce it" from "someone approaching the...
Nope, attitude is an aircraft term referring to the position of the vehicle (a combination of pitch, yaw, and roll). An attitude control system keeps the thing steady.
The "altitude control" for any aircraft that isn't simply hovering without regard for physics is just the controls, and then...
Akabane wasn't asking for advice on his speech, he was saying he and his friends were hoping Ichikawa would deliver the 3rd year speech because his delivery of the 2nd year speech last year made such an impression that it inspired Akabane to read the 2nd year speech for this year and it hasn't...
Definitely still on Akane too for pitching the question that way when she's known him for long enough to know better, but props to her for getting back on the horse with another angle.
Yes. Her being the demon army's next target was the framing for our introducing the white-haired girl, and then Chapter 23 dropped the reveal that the white-haired girl was a demon and the scenario was a multi-department collaboration between the three department heads depicted on Page 2 of this...
I think you might be mixing up Rinka with Sumika. Rinka doesn't make a meaningful appearance in the manga until Chapter 8 (lightly roasting Makiba after arriving with him as an extension of discussion about whether he has any charm). She's been the least vocal member of the OshimiMamoriTai squad...
I mean, the village girl disguise is possession instead of introducing a new person to the area, so the closer issue is "haven't you been acting weird lately," but that can be mitigated by prep time.
I can infer similarity. I was wondering — literally wondering, not asking rhetorically — because I am familiar with "gird my loins" as an expression (albeit a rare one) whose physical action is similar and my knowledge of Japanese idioms is not exhaustive enough to know if a similar expression...
Page 17, Panel 4: I wonder if the English expression "gird my loins" would be an appropriate alternate translation or if there's a different nuance to the original Japanese that would be lost.
There are a lot of health conditions that could cause someone to fall down the stairs (whether due to loss of coordination, loss of consciousness, inability to stay upright, etc) that, if they were part of an ongoing and visible worsening of someone's physical health, would probably get the...