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@Deadhunt That's not really so surprising.

I have a feeling "Bylon Allbright" was intended to be "Byron Albright," as that's an actual name.

Poor "Merimeri." Haruka's kind of a turd, isn't he?

What a sad, lonely, pointless, and pathetic death.

"I wonder what slaves think about this situation." Golly, I can't be sure, but I have a hunch that it's something along the lines of "I don't want to be a goddamned slave!"

Yeah, I got lost trying to follow their conversation. The only thing I really understood was that she also came from Japan.

Gankichi effectively saved the world. Good golem.

Mikoto deserves all the hugs. Poor kid.

I have little patience for "love rivals" that exist only to cause faux drama for the main couple, but I don't think that's the goal here. This series is too kind-hearted to make this girl any sort of long-term annoyance. Heck, at first she wasn't even going to say anything and then she was...

It kind of bums me out that Azul has just become a joke character. "Look at the sad little mind-broken masochist. Isn't she pathetic? Let's laugh at her some more!"

Of course they're all going to want one now. It gives them a level of independence that wasn't possible for them before this.

Vanita's out there living Jeff Bezo's late-stage capitalist nightmare dream.

I don't really understand why he kept that to himself, other than Because It Was Written That Way.

@Lex79 I was also hoping she would stick around this time.

@Treswimming I'm also getting an error at the gap warning page, keeping me from seeing the chapter.

Thanks a lot for reviving this! It's appreciated. And he finally told her the truth! Somewhat. Huzzah!

Well! I'm certainly not going to complain about that lovely ending, but I definitely would have enjoyed the chapter more if they actually got to see the planetarium show. (Also, I missed her glasses.)

Nah. Too little, too late. Simply giving a character a tragic backstory isn't enough to make them sympathetic. The audience still needs a reason to be invested in them.

I'm not sure it's great storytelling to treat a character's sincere confession as simply a source of awkward complications for other characters.

I'm officially tired of Mitsuha's whole schtick. She annoys me, so I guess I'm done with this series.