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Seems like some people are blowing not having the same comedic sensibilities as the author out of proportion. The author making "is she cheating on me" a comedic gag a couple of times, doesn't necessarily mean much more than the author finds it a funny character quirk and gag to make.

Similar to some of Kurama's wins in Yu Yu Hakusho.

Whether art and art philosophy are inherently linked to each other I think depends on whether one considers art as something that can exist independent of the recognition of art as a concept i.e. does art only exist if there are conscious minds to recognize it as art? Like do the songs that...

So if I am understanding this correctly, Jamo has been slowly poisoning the townspeople with a form of mercury in order to find someone who is resistant to it? And the god is paying him with gold to do so? And the god and Jamo caused the towns people to believe the forest is responsible for...

People claiming that Thorfinn's choices has led to the worst of both worlds are really missing the point that the worst of both worlds isn't a truce at the cost of Einar's life, but rather for no truce to have been achieved and the fighting to have continued on until the last of the Norse...

The friend is casting judgement on an entirely different kind of behavior/issue than what her cheating is. If hypothetically husband had been cheating and that's what the friend was being exasperated over, sure that would be hypocritical. But this is less like an unhealthily fat person judging...

The friend may be committing an immoral action (cheating on her own husband), but that doesn't automatically or inherently make her a hypocrite for be exasperated at the fact her friend's husband has been so dense/passively neglectful to the state of his wife. A person doing bad stuff in one...

The cocaine addiction scenario actually isn't an unfair comparison, but the way it's being framed is also kinda illustrating the point being missed, as regardless of whether someone got into a cocaine addiction completely of their own free will and volition, people can also simultaneously be...

Ah, okay I thought you were referring to this chapter though. That harbor is shown to be way beyond the main entrance to Falconia, past the Apostle Colloseum. But even then that's not necessarily a inconsistency as even Miura implied the existence of a harbor being connected to the city when he...

Do you mean to say "finally arrived in Falconia"? Well even Miura himself didn't show the vortex of souls appearing on the physical plane to observers every single time an apostle is killed. Like we didn't see it appear when Guts killed the Female Apostle and Snake Baron in the very first...

Where the heck are you seeing a harbor in Falconia? There wasn't any harbor shown there in this chapter.

I mean that's kinda to be expected from a cliff-notes approach to telling the remaining story that Mori remembers. The artistry of the craft of the storytelling is inherently limited with the creative direction Mori decided on.

Also seems like Umagon still hasn't learned (or just can't) how to talk yet, despite his parents saying he would be able to when he got older. Though it is also possible that might change in future chapters once the battle is finished.

Yeah, my bet is that the key to Griffith/Femto's defeat will be the Moonlight Boy, due to them sharing a physical vessel since the end of the Conviction Arc. I wonder if that's something Miura's assistants feel is off-limits, like something that was so uniquely Miura's humor, that they don't...

Yeah, and I bet that one of the themes that will explored in the series is that despite how beast-men were created to address the issues of labor and taxation shortages thanks to population decline, stuff like human-beastmen romantic relationships have probably begun to spring up as a new...