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@LemonJuice She appeared as a background character in earlier chapters, so she's always been part of the friend group. I think the author wanted to save her for when it fit for Nagatoro to be on the defensive.

@Equilibrium @midoriha @ayatome I'm assuming that a "regular person" (not working for government or a large business) would never even get the chance to use bird-rider delivery, or at least have to wait a long time, so just the opportunity to get the service is valuable. Also, when you think of...

@Denji I don't think it's your fault. I understood it at that page, but it looks like Kishida knew before going to the meeting. I'm guessing that the pages where Sawako talks to Inui and Kishida goes to Sawako are supposed to play on some common Japanese tropes about marriage and pregnancy that...

So on page 1, we're supposed to infer that Sawako is telling Inui that she might be pregnant? I didn't realize that until the end- I thought she was just depressed, Inui conveyed that to Kishida, and then Kishida decided to pop the question. I guess her thinking she was pregnant makes more...

I'm a sentimental sap, but I'm still holding out that, at the end, Ogata's final play is to get somebody else to kill him, so that Asirpa isn't "responsible" (kind of questionable if that counts since he seems to be dying anyway). That said, while I don't see Ogata making it out of Russia alive...

It's fun to reread old main series chapters to get the references. This one occurs during the summer vacation in Chapter 41 of the main series, and the last page of this mimics the last page of that chapter.

@nobaka @sarshi According to manga-updates, there are four volumes. The series is completed, but the translation isn't done.

So is this the blood ball guy from chapter 5? Or just a guy with a similar skill and a vampire boyfriend?

@DarklordVor I think that what @SpacyRicochet means is that the contract only bets the money in the possession of the players the moment the right order is confirmed (p. 7) and the following page implies that the sold players don't count as possessing the team's money (and that's the whole...

Is "reincarnated as a villainess in an otome game who's destined for ruin" a new trend? I knew one other series like this, Bakarina, and I saw at least one other, so out of curiousity, I looked up series with the tags isekai, video games, and reincarnation (the unholy trinity), and there are...

Weird to see invisible guy without his glued on smile. Also weird to see that these two manchildren own and operate a business.

Only Douman Seiman could make a funny Chinese Remainder theorem joke.

Thank god, I thought the hairy guy was going to have shit-based powers for a second...

I have mixed feelings here. I liked Kiroranke, think he got what was coming to him, and also think that it's only fair to point out that while he betrayed Asirpa and friends and killed Wilk, from his perspective, Wilk was betraying him, their entire cause, and all of the people that they're...

School Life tag seems like a mistake.

Any reason why this is listed as shounen? If it were ecchi, I'd understand it, but it's not. I'm assuming it's a mistake.

Last speech bubble confuses me. Is it not "It's best not to compromise"? As in, it's best not to compromise the taste by letting the meat warm because the queen is eating it?

They didn't seem to push the "Toumoro is Tobio's kid" idea so hard. That'll be a real gut-punch if it turns out to be true.

Does that really count as cheating? Looking at her cards would be cheating, and maybe her showing her cards to him would be cheating, but I feel like two people just talking agreeing on certain facial expressions isn't. Even if her actions were without Yuuichi's approval, or disadvantaged her...

@dankdevice @kuma It sounds like they're talking about when Snickers was first released, which was apparently back in 1930, so 20 cents sounds reasonable. Granted, I'm not sure how much 20 cents back then would be equivalent to now.