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The lady doing the surveys offered to give Mamoru a body back in chapter 39, so I assume Takuma didn't pay anything.

The flashback on page 18 shows that Senpai was attracted to women before their sex change disorder. I think the point is to show that Senpai has an intense and undeserved shame coupled with their dysphoria and sexuality.

Jin and Yin did try to capture them, they just couldn't reach them because something was protecting them and then they got fired.

I'm pretty sure the Podesta has clones prepares to take her place. Each one reads the notes of the previous one to take her place. So the "real" one died, but the new one is also "real". It makes sense given her philosophy; every person should be replaceable, so no one person can become uniquely...

Are you talking about the last page? I think it's because the "mysterious benefactor" is a joke of a character. He's the former chief of the diplomacy office before they got dissolved because they used Yoshida as bait, giving her a fake letter, that she ended up delivering. He ended up getting...

This series is so good at visual gags that they stick in the background. I didn't notice Honemi sticking on the devil horns until I saw the panel with her holding all of the devil horns with three pairs on her head and want back to see where they came from.

I get that they never actually met the manager and that the flower just put them in the dream. I just think that it's weird for Yagi to say to Yume and Hana, "By the way, even though none of us know what happened in this dream or had any reason to suspect we were in the dream, I should mention...

The part where Yagi explains the manager's dream feels a little silly to me. He has no idea what she saw in her dream, so why does he explain that she might have seen him, Yume, or Hama in it? It feels like it's just thrown in at the end to justify to the reader how they appear in the dream...

The author really isn't afraid to maim or kill familiar characters, even if they're only side characters. The boyfriend of the parchment/paper couple lost a leg, Zazach of the constantly flirting couple lost an arm, and I think the guy who got beheaded is Kettlehead of the Wild Goose Hunters...

Is Slime supposed to say "Robots" and not "Golems" on page 5? I thought they only used the word golem.

One of the zombies is the lord who was killed in the election, called "the sodomite".

He uses astral projection in chapters 33 and 34. I'm not sure if it came up earlier than that.

I think the mountaineering story is also based on a well-known horror story. It gets referenced on this page in this manga. So Numakawa already knew the twist ahead of time.

"I need to win a cooking contest against one of my coworkers who sucks at cooking, commits workplace harassment that could provoke a lawsuit, and pushed Asuka down a set of stairs." "...You know I'm still a co-owner of the restaurant, right? Why has nobody told me that I'm still giving a...

There's a story that mapo tofu was originally created by a pockmarked old woman, and mapo literally means pockmarked old woman in Chinese, if anyone's curious.

I know challenging the guy to a cooking contest is stupid, but remember that the first part of this series involved Ban getting mercilessly beaten by his senior coworker multiple times until the guy quit for personal reasons. Not addressing workplace abuse is a recurring theme in this series.

Why did they ask the high schooler to order the liquor? You still need ID for online orders, and the club has three members and four other college students helping them.

Just realized the truck on page 5 is a reference to chapter 66, the part about the fruit that take over your body. Daidai is even the one who originally makes the face for the advertisement.

I think he came early, or couldn't fully satisfy her.

Pretty likely that Hijikata will be part of Okita's backstory and he'll be shown after the backstory's over.