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the thing is that her life is so abnormal that it sounds weird to say that she is a teenager that simply did not know how to react to ordinary things. I mean, all these characters had to actually study her to barely grasp her perspective an emotions.

Oh i know that she is not actually a sociopath, but if we are trying to explain her mentality I think it would be the closest because she shows many of the traits, with pretty much just lacking the part that her mental state was a consequence of her environment and not so much of a mental illness.

Autistic? Ai seemed more like a sociopath, literally incapable of feeling and understanding emotions like the "normal" people. I would even call her borderline psychopath, only borderline because she didn't actually commit crimes.

5. This backfires horrendously in regards to the mental and emotional health of Ruby; possibly even resulting in self-harm, but somehow the movie will be a massive cult success.

Well, because it wouldn't be realistic if the mc and the sisters didn't develop some kind of romantic relationships. They are not related, they spend a lot of time together and all of them are teenagers. In fact it would be unnaturally mature of them to have the emotional intelligence to control...

Only because it got axed. Almost everything was pointing towards the sister route.

What in the name of chatgpt kind of translation was this?

You are joking right?

But then again, the fear and desperation that they may lose contact after going to university could be the trigger to confess regardless of their agreement.

She'll probably will lose because of a technicality so Orihara won't feel satisfied with her victory because it wasn't a total victory, but both Nagatoro and senpai will use the motivation of defeat to confess to each other.

I guess the silver lining here is that if Mashiba's plan and skill aren't good enough to win even if the other guy knows them, then they wouldn't have worked in the first place when they were a secret. Ippo won a few matched after figuring out his opponent's plan, and Ippo has won a bunch of...

Is this why people make fun of the French? calling them cowards?

Well now I love these old timers and I would wage war if anything happens to them.

Much much worse, I've stopped reading a few certain manga because the only translators were doing such a bad job. Compared to those this translators are quite good.

Ouhon is too far, it would take longer for him to arrive than to Shin to detach a few hundred.

Because it's just the warm up before the actual world title match.

all battles are like that, and I don't mean the battles in this manga, but all battles both in fiction and reality. Sometimes the match ends with just one or two bounces, while others may last much longer but at the end of the day we can say that all of them are the same in that sense.

We already know that Riboku will win the complete battle, I just hope he loses some of his subordinates before that happens. The battle has just started, there are yet plenty of twist to happen.

This author's work has always been on the shorter side, but honestly this really seems like something happened with the ediors or the author himself. The art wasn't bad and the premise was interesting enough. I mean, not any different from most of this type of manga but I was already engaged...

Sometimes it is part of the strategy. In history some real good tactical generals could only shine because they had headstrong subordinates that gave oomph and initiative to the overly cautious personality of the leader. And we know for sure that Ousen is the kind of general that takes his time...