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About as close to Doomsday as the character design could get without earning a cease-and-desist letter from DC.

Yeah, this whole Rampage arc has been kind of a bust for me. It didn't really amount to much of anything in the end. Poorly conceived, unmemorably executed. Oh well.

If Imoko knows she's trying her best just to cope, what's the point of saying those things? Just to needle her? Doesn't she already get enough criticism from their mother?

The translation of this chapter was a bit on the stilted and awkward side, which led a lot of moments where the meaning wasn't entirely clear.

This was inevtiable, of course, but I really enjoyed Angelica being the crown princess. Oh well.

@1sTAndy I doubt very much that manga authors have forgotten about manga scanlation sites.

Doomsday-lookin' motherfucker.

Butagallian is how most manga authors view scanlation sites.

This series is not a good series and never has been. It's wholly ridiculous from beginning to end, with extremely weak characterization across the board. In fact, the most well-roundes character in the entire series is the one that got killed off in this chapter. Both *Fantasia* and *Britannia...

That gag from inside the front cover was pretty good. I'm glad that Loretta is sticking around even if she won't be one of the main characters in this arc.

Sure seems like they could have tried a bit harder to make everyone realize what happened. Even if they couldn't explicitly state it, they could have made it clear that something happened to them rather than just trying to play their parts. (But that would have required smarter writing.)

So. How thoroughly is this guy's ass going to be kicked?

Alas, poor ninja guy. You were completely pointless.

Sigh.

It might not be as dark yet as the previous version, but I think this is still going to leave me feeling pretty sad in the long run.

It's wild that one of the most aunthentically written young child characters I've ever seen in manga is "just" a slime, not even a human.

It's a shame that this genuinely distinctive take on the fantasy genre with memorable characters, sincere emotional impact, and great artwork couldn't survive amidst the sea of generic isekai and demon king manga. That this wasn't able to stick around until its natural end is a real loss. Kudos...

Because every manga/anime has to have at least one chapter/episode specifically about eating meat.

Yeah, I think I'm done with this series.

I hate not knowing Hotel Baron-san's true agenda, but I don't think we're going to learn that in full until right before the end of the series.