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Hayato the Big Brother.

Legumes and vegetables are exactly the same thing, since "légumes" is French for vegetables, and "legumes" is just what you get when your language doesn’t use much accents that another language does.

Looks more like linguine or fettuccine than spaghetti, with how thick it is.

Dunbalf Gambadore <=> Gandalf Dumbadore Dumbadore is what I assume to be the phonetic name of Dumbledore un the japanese accent.

That reference to Saiki K though...

Anyone knows what species is this four-armed girl on page 6 ? I’m genuinely curious, since she doesn’t seem to be some kind of bug.

A rare 10/10. [spoiler]Too bad we never get to see Sengoku’s abs, though.

Tadano is the glue that keeps everyone together.

@Soma Hé, Ryozanpaku ! J’vous dis ça de-même, les gars, mais entant que non-Français, c’est très pénible à lire. J’espère sérieusement que vous réalisez que le français tel que parlé en France est loin d'être universel. Cela dit, si ça vous intéresse, je pourrais vous aider à faire en sorte...

I see Tanaka abandoned the idea of making Oota his wife.

"I’m not going to ‘kend’ you my handkerchief."

Thanks for the heads up, @DjAlexDubCheck, I hadn’t realized. That tends happens when I try to salvage a sentence that doesn’t quite express my thoughts correctly, some small things get left behind. It’s basically a mistake born from laziness. Edited it to correct my mistake. But seriously...

What I meant, @flannan, was not that I don’t understand that talking about love is embarrassing, but that I don’t understand why talking about love is embarrassing. And besides, feelings come across more easily when you can see each others’ faces (though that seems to actually be the point).

Yeah, I don’t get it @flannan. When I talk to someone, I want to see their face. I’m not someone who hides anything though, so this might be the reason I don’t get it.

Maple isn’t quite the right name for her. Let’s change that to Alduin!

This is way too fucked up to be a shounen manga, ought to be a seinen at keast.

Never mind what I said two chapters ago, sun destroying is back.

Can’t help but think that there hasn’t been much sun-destroying action since a while.

@Purplelibraryguy, I think you forgot what breading is for. Someone fetch me a cauldron of boiling oil!

Well, @theShear, I just learned something thanks to you, as I didn’t know the existence of Gilles de Rais as an historical figure. Though, after reading what he did, I’d say that while there is some material for a black magic-enclined character or a psychopathic mass-murderer, a necromancer is...