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Actually..."bean-baggist". (The hyphen is optional because grammatical norms on hyphenation are changing.) Single-syllable words with a single vowel and a single end consonant always double when a suffix is added. skip → skipper hit → hitting red → reddish so therefore: bag →baggist

I’m pretty sure the nipples were not on her ass.

To be fair, this can be said about of our world's religions as well, at some points in their histories.

How ironic to have an MC whose greatest motivation is to protect the game's plot at all costs, when the mangaka plays fast and loose with the novel author's plot.

I'm not sure how much more of this protag I can take. His only tiny flaw is that he does not understand the longing the women in his life have for him. Otherwise he is perfect and unbeatable in everything he does. There is no way for him to fail and no place for him to grow. In other words...

So what do you think? are we going to get the beach episode first, or the onsen episode?

To be fair, all the lion hugging and last words saying and package delivery took up all the time, so no one had a chance to run in and heal. Especially the MC who was too busy standing there blankly and accepting gifts to use the Holy magic that he has been able to fully heal people with since...

Yeah, it's not like any of the people who were slaughtered had friends, lovers, family, or anyone depending on them. Fortunately all of the killed people existed only in a vacuum, completely separate from the town that they lived in, and no one will mourn their passing, feel a need for...

Beautiful art, but stupid story and characters. 4/10, hard pass.

"I'm worned." "Good to meet you, worned. I'm Dad."

They know he had Faker. They know that he is covering up his true abilities and is probably much more powerful than he lets on. And yet they are sending only one person armed with just a knife to take him out, even though they are in the middle of the base with all the people and resources...

:korone: Officer, it's this one, over here!

It seems weird to me that English-speakers have problems with "tsu". It's the same as saying "catsuit", just with the final "t" and the initial "ca" dropped.

In my experience, "official" translations are usually worse, as they are made for an audience who has never read more than a handful of mangas and knows nothing about all the tropes and the ways that Japanese society is different from Western (usually American) society. This means that things...

To be fair, English speakers have real problems with distinguishing the difference between "u" and "uu". For example, "Yuki" and "Yuuki" are two completely different names.