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@breizh Hokkaido can generate more solar power in any given location than Germany, at least.

I feel like this is making a reference to the Shijuku Dungeon game (phone app). Shinjuku Station is the most complex train station in Japan (and probably the world), and some might even say it's a labyrinth because it's easy to get lost in there, which lead to that game being made.

The light on a firefly's tail is used to locate a mate. Let that last page sink in... :P

@thegentelman The so-called "normal" body temperature of 98.6 came from a really old study, and it's normal for people to vary, and in particular, for children to have higher temperatures. 36.2 is a bit low, though...

"Rinkan" is probably not the name of a school. https://jisho.org/search/rinkangakkou See also: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Ru-Trouble-Rinkangakkou-Hen-Nintendo-DS/dp/B001BRRV2G :P

@Daxar Hey, look, another translator can spell "pique." :P

@justforthelulz But this isn't MOS Burger, it's NASU (eggplant) Burger! @Daxar @Outtatim I know, right!? I'm not sure I've seen anyone spell it correctly in years. But wait, there's more where that come from! I also know how to spell "O great one", "should've", "lo and behold", and "forty"...

The annoying guy is probably just saying things that he feels are true about himself (he's constantly lashing out because he has an inferiority complex of his own and has nothing else he can do about it), and hearing Jouro acting all resolved made him feel like crap because he has no resolve of...

The restaurant is fully seated, except for those half-dozen or so bar seats that are empty. :P

@XerxesBreak786 I don't think I'd be able to catch my breath before I pass out if that was what she had to say.

Wow, I only checked out a few of these because I figured the main page has the most server load of any... but holy cow, 87 of 'em! Some of these are really on point, like the "teachers hate it" and "dermatologists hate her" ones.

The "2D girls in your area" ones were my favorites, but I also loved that they actually linked to an appropriate manga (usually the one whose art was in the ad).

@VladV What if you read it as "100 years earlier [than now]" instead of "100 years earlier [than you actually were born]"? It was probably more ambiguous-sounding in Japanese.

@Walter_vi_Britannia You can also see the astonishment toward his own actions in his face in the frame after he swung the knife.

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@AnimeFan27 Maybe I'm remembering future chapters rather than past ones, but I think it had a fair amount of foreshadowing. Maybe I noticed it because I read everything three to four times (once to enjoy, once or twice to transcribe and translate, and once to review so I can enjoy everyone's...

@Lyanhyrt If you don't think his homosexuality adds to this story, you don't want to think it. This manga is about all sorts of human struggles, and feelings about having to explain yourself to society because you've got uncommon traits is definitely a valid category.

@Metazoxan How about her eyes (which Japanese people are often said to emphasize for indicating emotion) reverting to triangles all the time and the foreshadowing multiple times when they discussed the philosophy of identity?

As they say: shh, let people enjoy things. https://www.tor.com/2018/10/09/in-defense-of-power-fantasies/

Holding the magazine is a good way to make your weapon jam. :D