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Cats are, in theory, pretty clever. But in practice, unlike dogs, cats don't do any work. Except for "jobs" where the requirement is to laze around and look cute. But you can look up how Tama the station master cat works.

The office lady from the cat cafe? Edit: yes, that's her.

Sigh. So many people complaining. As if you didn't know this is what you're signing up for. When a powerful noble's mansion turns into a crater overnight, it is not difficult to guess who has done it. Wasn't it how the king guessed it last time? Not really. These are very different...

Magic-users are usually associated with intelligence and even wisdom. Which is why they weren't here.

This is not a porn manga. Of course you wouldn't see the male parts. Also, if behemoth is like a gorilla, his male parts would, indeed, be small. That part's size varies a lot in animals.

I mean, these two are the villains I could recall from memory, and I only needed to check if I wrote herostratus' name correctly (because I only know Russian transliteration of his name). No. I mean that no amount of martial heroism is comparable to the fame of a scientist who became the...

More like, she is cute, so she gets away with torturing random criminals for information. And would have got away with murdering that noble everybody hated, if guild master didn't manage to save him in the nick of time.

Most likely, the oldest outright villain we can remember is Herostratus. Remembered for burning down Library of Alexandria. His thought pattern was exactly like that of Zelize. There is also that merchant from ancient Babylon who sold really shitty copper. But far more people know who...

More like, evil versions of his daughters. Going by that pattern, the last one is now an evil merchant. Apparently, she is not the kind of sage that is very wise, but the kind of sage who is a high-level wizard.

That guy's whole life is not a good idea. But that princess wouldn't make a move on him until she sees him popular with other ladies. Also, there are some good manga about a guy who works as a teacher and becomes popular with students.

Such swords tend to be more principled than the bunch of slutty swords the demon general had. On a more practical level, such an ability would clearly be magical. Probably draining the user's mana like crazy whenever it's drawn. And so, the son of the world's greatest fighter and greatest mage...

In fantasy worlds, they don't do events to get richer or more famous. They do events to bait any cultists, conspirators, monsters and so on into invading in predictable time and location.

I say he needs to open a swordsmanship school, and get popular with his female students.

No. Even in manga, not every rich person has this level of organizational ability. She clearly has talent to be a businesswoman. If only she put it to better use.

Look, if you have one copy of ultimate demon-king slaying ability, who are you going to give it to? To the Hero, of course. Note that they don't know how the Hero is actually supposed to do it. Maybe there is a Hero's Sword stuck in stone somewhere.

That would be cat-napping. Also, she still has her mother, who is probably too sane to accept that.

I guess this "science" is a reflection of the scientist as a person. Half-assed combat dummy without much ability beyond being big and tough. And even that is done by wasting other people's money out of sheer competitiveness, instead of properly cooperating with the hunters.

Most likely, it's not so much "transformable" as "prone to self-destructing". And she knew a tomboy like Akira would make it self-destruct sooner or later.

I guess it happened in a very casual manner. Like, children at the dojo were teasing them for being a man and a woman who get along, and one of them was like "how about we actually start dating?", and the other was "yeah, sure, whatever".

Thinking about it the other way around, time is on Beryl's side - he gets to catch his breath, making it easier to fight. And it's not like churches stopped being evil in the modern day.