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The virus is 100% real, I mean, the outsiders talk about it between themselves. If it were fake then they wouldn't have to keep the lie up when talking alone. But even though the virus and the pandemic were real, it seems like there is more to it.

And she was understandably shocked in place by the threat of this man (who honestly would've caught up to her in an instant) and bravely making the decision to not abandon the friend who is hanging for his life. Putting ourselves in the shoes of the characters includes trying to understand the...

you mean the sheltered kids that have never in their lives suffered any kind of physical threat or any kind of danger? I would dislike if they suddenly acted like they know what they are doing, it wouldn't be realistic.

Not every injury has to make us think that the character may die you know? If the characters don't get injured in a serious fight, then people would complain that it was unrealistic. Have you read or watched the final arc of any other long action or shounen manga? They are always long and...

I have the suspicion that this self aware manga is going to end with the same trope of always. I kind of want Ouka to fail just to make it different.

As someone else said it might be that a spirit is just imitating what the sister did, to gain access to the house. Worse case scenario the sister's ill intent could be so intense that ill-intended spirits follow her will

like one of those "best short horror stories" <I heard my mom calling from down stairs, but when I opened the door I saw her across the corridor -shhh I heard it too- she said>

that is what debating is, Kan Pi said it himself, Shin doesn't have the skills to be a good debater because Shin "won" without realizing it. Kan Pi used the way Shin worded himself against him, there is nothing wrong or shrewd about that. His mistake was to assume that Shin was still playing his...

Up until that moment when Kan Pi said that Shin was too positive because everything Shin had said was that sure, a bunch of people do many bad things, but most of the time there will be someone that thinks of them as good because of one reason or another, implying that we all have the best of...

by your logic then every animal is evil too, after all they will take and consume whatever they want until they learn there is a consequence to their actions. And they will also decide to accept the consequence as long as it doesn't outweigh the benefits. That would mean that everyone and...

Laws are there to keep the fire in check and focused, to blur the naïve idea that there is such thing as good or evil.

If we were talking about another general trying to impose on Shin, then I would agree with you, but the point here is that no matter how tough Shin is in battle, he is in the same level as any random citizen compared to most of the people in that building. The pressure that he is feeling is very...

Wdym? Shin has always struggled with anything intelectual. There has never been a time or arc in which he had overcome that weakness. Of course it is stupid, he IS stupid. The only "wise" part to him are his morals, but he can't even really put into words those ideals. Just look at the very...

it would ruin the joke. Japanese have done it several times in different mangas. The young and handsome popular with women man, with all the women in the audience simping over him. Against the old/ugly not popular at all with women, with all the jealous and frustrated men in the audience...

In all seriousness this is great progress. Their relationship is still toxic, but they are at least trying and intending to solve it through conversation. Mashiba straight up agreed with Ippo.

Is Hata such a scrawny guy or is the perv guy superhuman? Hata was sent flying just by pushing with a single arm.

I understand that, but by saying "it depends" keeps open the possibility that in some cases A and B are still an option. This character doesn't leave that possibility open.

Quite the opposite to his idea:

This might be a spoiler for next chapter, but If you are interested Kan Pishi's stand on human nature is that

No matter how many times I re-read this chapter I can't see how many interpreted it as Buddha being romantically rejected by Brunhilde.