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@Daxar you're not wrong, it does use the term antigen as well, in its proper usage. Antigens are what the leukocytes react to, alerting them to the presence of an unwelcome germ, be it bacterial, fungal, etc. So when their hats go off, they do exclaim they detect an antigen then go off to stab...

I just realized this is Shimoseka's author, I know he came up with that while very drunk but the contrast is going to be very sharp with this.

@Daxar Interesting, and kind of what I was expecting; certainly wasn't implying I thought you were wrong without any further info. I'm aware -chan and -kun in relaxed and/or affectionate contexts are not as black and white as they seem at face value. I was curious because the ch 26, based on its...

Interesting in that Ch 26 of the main series seemed to directly refer to Backward Cap as a boy, with everyone, including Leader, using -kun as their suffix; yet this spinoff says its a girl. Granted I haven't seen the raws of either, so I am curious as to which translation is right and which...

@Ceiye and Monthly Asuka lets Sugisaki put DNAngel on break for years every couple of chapters too when you'd think they would just kill the serial after the 2rd or 3rd time she's gotten bored of it or distracted with 4 other new projects that she will also leave half finished... At least here...

Do we now have to have a dad-off to decide whose dad is the dandiest between Izumi's and Komi's? I think we might have hit this point.

Thanks for completing this and even more thanks for attempting the novels, I have heard those are quite difficult to translate for a variety of reasons. Is there a place we can go track progress and/or release since this isn't a venue for light novels?

@JWChibi To answer you, putting aside the already present deviations from the web novel and assuming this point stays 1 to 1:

I dunno how the hedgehog girl and shark girl got serials before Pea-chan did. Pea-chan is the best big birb

Had to stop and do the speed conversion in my head for a second, then I smirked, I guess a DMC DeLorean would be too hard to find nowadays.

@Kaarme The best is when they out themselves by getting a point wrong that would be known if you played it, even for only 10 minutes, but not if you've only watched it. Like something that looks like a button mashing hack and slash from an observer's point of view, but it actually demands very...

@apoelayoshi7 Too late you've already gotten my hopes up for the novels simply by revealing that...jokes aside, yeah I have heard they beasts to try to translate for a variety of reasons. If you pull that off to any degree you, including those you're working with, will be both scholars and saints.

Am I the only one interested in that Babylon Burger in the background of the first panel?

@Glomoro, I know right? This is a very pleasant surprise. Now if only the original novels could get the same treatment.

Jail? With as many deaths as he caused, it's pretty much a mandatory death sentence; and you know, their 90+% conviction rate all but guarantees he'll literally hang, because they still hang for executions over in Japan. The only way out of that is a determination he's mentally insufficient...

@truepurple Yes, we can be certain he is using the kid as bait, expecting him to act independently after being fed a lead he could work with. At the same time, we've kinda already seen he doesn't actually care about or value Legosi's life, if anything he wants to him to die to spite his...

@Elki I don't really see that as a problem because it's the most common and likely scenario; it's the most natural way for things to blow out of control and require Gotou's talents. Most of the time you don't think much of a headache or some coughing or even a little dizziness in this context-...

Japanese Giant Hornets are legit pretty terrifying, especially against foreign bees that have no natural defense to them. About 30-40 on average people in Japan die to their stings each year, but they're far from being particularly deadly to humans. The have rather painful stings but it's less...

@shanoc5902 Since this entire subject was about operant conditioning in regard to teaching behaviors and Belgrieve's application of it, yes he is using punishment. He is taking away familial affection from her to discourage her sloppy swordsmanship- that is punishment by definition. He wants...

@Rockdrop and @Darkmint13 It's not even negative reinforcement; that's when you remove a noxious stimulus in response to the desired behavior occurring, thus training the behavior to happen should the subject want the unpleasant thing to cease. Belgrieve here was adding a noxious stimulus to...