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I just read past that, and while Shizuko and the other moms are a bit harsh....I think they are still right. Maybe you can say the moms didn't educate their daughters, but I think as far as their actions are concerned, they have to take some responsibility for it. When they went from...

I think for the first time, I'm perturbed by the setting. Before, I was pretty chill with even some of the more outlandish stuff, enough details were consistent about the series background that it more than satisfied me. And the author and/or mangaka are also pretty detailed about certain...

Here we see the same tomboyish and virtuous Misaka as the one who appears in the chronologically later stories consistent with being the same person who decided to take full responsibility for Radio Noise and tried to fix it all on her own. But at the same time, she still lacks a certain...

It's left intentionally vague. The only actual confirmation is Zouken stating she won't survive a year after FSN, meanwhile Ilya just parrots that information. But since then, all other evidence points to her living at least a bit longer than that, and Zouken was making an estimate of something...

I'm convinced this is a soft reference to Tiger Dojo. And Illya spiritually inherited it from her master, the singularity that is Fujimura Taiga. So every version of Illya that isn't killed by Goldie is destined to become one basically.

It's funny that we only now get to see how superlative a fighter he is, when many signs pointed to it. All these retainers existed, yet he was promoted from a peon to a knight, plus while he's as surprised as anyone else by his slave's ability, it's not like he's in absolute awe or dumbstruck by it.

So if you're OK with spoilers,

That's not the issue most people who have been complaining the past few chapters are moaning about. It's the fact that Shiro has been powerless for awhile and that's <insert some negative point here>. Probably due to people getting addicted to the powertrip trope. Anyway, it was limited this...

She gets a skill back and people have moved on to trope comments like "I forgot what was going on" because they've been too used to belly-aching about the series. Knowing this website and it's isekai reading ilk, I'm not sure what else I was expecting.

Death by meat tenderizer. Worse things you can claim to have been killed by as a apocalyptical dragon. But not many.

I think I sympathize with readers who want to go back to the slice of life. It's still the core premise of the series, even if the geopolitical and social issues were very heavily apparent even from the first chapter. So this can feel a bit like not getting what you bought on the tin. That...

Patented Hamita twist. I almost predicted it, but I was actually expecting something less pedestrian at this point.

Yes that's the first time, and I've amended my view on that. I'm wrong either way, as since he thinks her healing ability sucks, he wouldn't have needed the spell anyway.

Actually I think that's on the right track, though I think it's also much simpler. Now that I've thought about it, it's probably just that getting Will to poison her the first time covers his tracks nicely. Jelly was supposed to be murdered by a servant who was taking revenge for her excesses...

Whatever "eternity amusing" means, you've already given an 'iota' of deference, considering this is a conversation, and a conversation begins with some kind of respect and sense of equality, no matter how little. Unless you tell me you routinely talk to farm animals or something, and that is not...

I nearly died wheezing from laughter at the 'SUCKERS', somehow everything that led up to that was just perfect.

I don't buy that about her attitude. It's implied people either got permanently maimed or even killed due to her excesses. Even if it was a cover story, there's no need to go to that extent to make yourself hated. Furthermore, he mentions her healing power wasn't great before. While we still...