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I've seen some terrible translations in my life, but confusing horns and antlers? That's a new low, dropped!

Evil god or not claiming that all humans desire imortality is too much of a misanthropist slander to be left standing. Is she a god in the first place, seems a little lacking in the knoledge portion of the deal. Anyway the Demon Lord and the Hero teaming up to confront the God who forced their...

While I'm happy that it's no Isekai, it suffers the same problem to me. By needlessly tying it to reality, it forces itself to be judged on that basis, making the reader less forgiving for things that should be realistic but aren't. Making it a traditional fantasy world would have avoided...

Well, I hope for Ram to not be out quite yet but that the "faceless dolls" are actually people like her who's shadow master failed the debut. Not that such a thing would be revealed anytime soon.

So far the only real difference to the main story is Sienna. I hope this won't keep on following the details of the main series as closely as it does now. And if it does, I hope they will at least milk the new character of Sienna for al she's worth.

@starburst98 I'd never argue the advantages forced labour in your service can have, and I guess it is the burden of the Japansese man to help the genetically less fortunate to achieve their potential, but I'd still feel insulted by the author if they regarded me as the target audiance as someone...

I wonder why Japanese authors seem convinced that Japanese youth stranded in a less developed culture and faced with even a little inconveniece would instantly resort to slavery, it seems kinda insulting .

@pharoahmutt Basing your interpretation on the title of the manga? Well, that's devious but makes sense.

Considering that when a Demon is rborn/possesing a new corps, the memories and personality they previously had i vanish, I wonder how much influence the demon part actually has on the walking corpse. They may not even be actual intelligent creatures themselves. @ sssr The correct answer to the...

@OuterRem Assuming that the author has no such degree either, it's probably wise to keep it vague in the story. But as a reader I have to follow the standard fantasy story convention of assuming everything that's not stated or heavily implied to work differently than it does in real life, to...

As much as I liked Claymore I can't help but be disappointed that he wen't in that direction again, instead of trying to recapture the magic that was Angel Densetsu.

Well this deserves a rating of at least 0.7‰.

Regarding comments about her immaturity (@OuterRem), while her memories were of a 20 years old person her physical brain was that of a small child, it's hard to say how mature or childish such a person would act if they could exist in reality.

Not the best Manga ever (that would be Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou), but certainly "top ten" material.