I like hitoosu personally since it feels more like the job title. plus lines like "i'm going call a human male" feel klunkyDo we keep it as hitoosu or translate to human male
Agree helps separate out a bit when referring to any man or specifically one of the human escorts.I like hitoosu personally since it feels more like the job title. plus lines like "i'm going call a human male" feel klunky
None of the drain/mind control powers incubi are "known for" would work in this case right?Pretty unconvincing for an incubus to not be interested in sex ngl
MoidDo we keep it as hitoosu or translate to human male
I would use both depending on the occasion... like, if succubi talk about ordering a man who works in that business then Hitoosu is the appropriate term. The man is not considered prey but someone who provides a certain service under set conditions. On the other hand, during the role play scene it would be more fitting to use "A mere human male..." - that's what a classic succubus would have said because in those times they actually preyed on men.Do we keep it as hitoosu or translate to human male
Calling it a comedy after one semi-comedic chapter is weirdI guess its better for them to take the implications seriously, but i'm not super sure this is a needed element in a comedy sex manga?
I feel like the morals in this manga's world are completely reversed. The succubus girls here are way hornier than the incubi. The guys in this succubus world actually seem to have more morals and dignity