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Been rereading this series and just had to necropost. "Lave" is an actual English word, just one that's not used much these days. It means to wash or bathe, hence "lavatory," a place for washing up. I suppose it's understandable that a student in another country would be using a pretty basic...

So Four copied of Relena's outfits and I think I recognize one of Lacus's. I suppose that means they at least have the alternate universe Gundam series in this universe. I always liked Haman's Zeta outfit with the cape more than ZZ one with the fancy crown thing. And Nanai's uniform is probably...

Good timing on this release. That calendar on the title page was a nice touch.

I wonder if the idea of yuki onna as succubi is inspired by paradoxical undressing, where people on the verge of death from hypothermia sometimes strip down for no apparent reason. It's as a good a reason as any for finding naked frozen corpses.

Man, fantasy world priorities are kinda skewed. If that guy had led with legal, financial, and administrative skills, he would've gotten a job on the spot. MC is a young aristo from the boonies who has suddenly come into a lot of money, a bit of real estate, and will likely be away on quests and...

For some reason, I'm thinking of a line from that Doctor Who episode where Rose Tylor meets Sarah Jane Smith: "The Missus and the Ex. Welcome to every man's worst nightmare." Ex-roommate here instead of a romantic partner, but it feels relevant somehow. Maybe it's the scene later on where Rose...

Love that Ritz has to say "Not me!" when Emmerich asks about a cute girl with grey braided hair. Sieg would've had to defend her claim and bury Emmerich in the woods if it had been.

Thanks for all your work on this series over the years. It's good to finally reach the end of something I've been following for so long, across all the sites and alongside so many scanlation groups.

Dang. I've compared this series to Galaxy Express 999 before and here's another similarity: Maetel won't hesitate to end your sorry life if you threaten her or Tetsuro, and Motoka looks like she can be just as ruthless when it comes to her shop. At least Motoka hasn't blown up any planets so far.

Looks like her "Dragon Fist Maiden" name from chapter 10.1 isn't just for show. Is she a D&D cleric, or something? I seem to remember they were crazy broken in some editions.

This might be one of the happier endings in this series. Or at least one of the least depressing. Good going, Doc.

If memory serves, this was animated some years ago. Charming series, if a little rough in spots. Gonna have to gives this version a go at some point.

Those suits have something of a resemblance to the power armour from the Starship Troopers OVA.

Muscle girl elf with a chainsaw... I did not know until just now how much I needed one of those in my life. I could totally see some of the Noldor urbanizing and going industrial. The Silmarils might be lost, but capture sunlight in a crystal and it'd be a perfect power source for laser rifles...

Just found this series today and read all 19 chapters. Does anyone else think Kotowari's cloak makes her look like a player character from Journey? It's been bugging me for the last dozen chapters or so.

Could you imagine if modern politicians got epithets like that? It'd be fascinating to see how these things get chosen and remembered. I just hope they're more interesting than Crooked Hillary and Donald the Orange. Also, John of England had a second epithet: Softsword.

How much you wanna bet that outfit was made just for that poor sap? That last page was great, but I have to say this to Hitomi: if that teacher ever puts rainbow lights under her hair, RUN!

I think it's more Rose of Codona than Revolutionary Girl Ho.

Was Inari-Okami-sama watching some Gundam there? That looks an awful lot like Axis on her screen, so it could be Zeta, Double Zeta, or Char's Counterattack.

Kaka is used to address senior military officers. You hear it a lot in Legend of Galactic Heroes or other series with a lot of admirals. It generally gets translated as "Your Excellency," so it's probably also used for high-ranking civil officials who aren't royalty, but they don't turn up as...