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Robot mesugaki girls, huh? They remind me of.... nah, I don't want to spoil anything in any completely different series.

I was hoping that Satanichia would eat an elephant cookie but turning into a seal was still kind of funny. At least it wasn't a whale or dolphin since I think they can't live outside of water for more than an hour or so.

Does anyone know anything about the statue? I tried looking up images of statues in Kumamoto Prefetcture (where this obviously takes place since you see the prefectural mascot bear Kumamon a couple of times this chapter including behind the statue) but all I'm seeing are statues of One Piece...

I'm sure they still play at least The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly occasionally at small art house venues in Japan but I'd be a little surprised if the sort of multiplex which kids are likely to visit would have any 1960s spaghetti westerns on one of the screens.

Aside from it taking place during the opposite season (autumn instead of spring), this chapter feels like it would fit in perfectly in the first volume, back when most of the magic was still very low level and we got a lot of comfy farm slice-of-life. Which is just the way I like it, not that...

Jiro Sugiura seemed to be hinting about a major announcement for the past few days on his Twitter. The obvious conclusion was that it was an anime announcement and I was hoping it would be an adaptation of this manga but I was suspecting it might actually be for The Fake Alchemist considering...

In case anyone missed the big news, Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai/My Wife Has No Emotion is getting an anime from Tezuka Productions to air in summer 2024!

Why couldn't Saurva show up in this chapter? Saurva has both Druj and Kyouko beat in the Doggy Bowl since Saurva actually became a dog once.

It's not fan art, Barasui added a colour intro before the first chapter when it was published as a tankoubon, probably to assure readers that they're reading the right manga considering that everyone looked so different in the early chapters.

No comments about how Raphiel apparently now has her own "scouter" (yeah, I know it's on the wrong eye compared to Vegeta's scouter in Dragonball Z but it's still essentially the same thing)? She needs to look at a food that's over 9000 calories!

This chapter reminded me that Satanichia/Satania Kurimizawa McDowell (the other demon girl also voiced by Naomi Oozora, same VA as Jahy) also rescued a stray dog to serve as her familiar (but really just because she didn't want it to be put down at the pound) in episode 11 of Gabriel DropOut...

Jahy didn't understand how to deal with the security system and didn't think of asking Druj to explain it.

We already knew Ryou/Landlady had a soft spot for dogs from when she gave a mysterious blue dog (who was actually Saurva) an umbrella in the rain so I wasn't surprised that she had a change of heart and let Jahy keep the puppy.

It's unusual but not unique. Kyon, the main protagonist in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, likewise has a real name that is never revealed to the audience. Here are many other anime/manga examples.

Jiro Sugiura has posted two rough pages from chapter 51. Page 1 Page 2 EDIT: Full rough chapter on Pixiv Mild spoiler: Bigger spoiler:

If you mean the dark-haired girl with pale eyes, that's Uchi's friend Kayo. I've loosely speculated that Kayo might be fraternal twins with Wada because of the similar eyes but I don't think they've ever interacted directly with each other in the actual manga. EDIT: Oh, sorry, I thought you...

I'm a Gen X'er so I get the reference. I even watched that movie in school once which may have even been the first time I watched it. I still think there's plenty of future story potential with Erisu and the whole idea of a self-loathing robot. Plus her (human) sister will be born soon so Erisu...

The next chapter continues this little arc visiting the family. I hope we get to see Erisu, the club and the Shitoraris again, though.

The "tough girl has a soft spot for an abandoned dog in the rain" trope was also used in The Great Jahy Will Not Be Defeated . I can only assume they're both referencing the same scene in some older movie or TV show.

I hope Ayanokouji Ayano gets at least a cameo somewhere in the first season. I wouldn't want Ayano to end up like poor Kurona Mei from Gabriel Dropout, the first of the next wave of demon girls in the manga from beyond where the anime left off who only ever got a voiced appearance on a drama CD...