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I only know what's in the manga, if you read the LN then fair enough. But it is not possible to know that from what the manga showed so far.

This is a good and relatively important fight (where Mashiba becomes world champion) but i can't wait for it to be over.

Yeah this seems to be some long, convoluted and risky plan to bring Koreeda/Zer0 to their side.

And that's supercomputer Koreeda's proudest achievement. He's not invisible anymore

Koreeda has some insane guts. He was bullied and tortured with water and faced that fear. What a guy

Since it pulled a bait and switch it's no wonder this got axed tbh. The whole point of this series was the yandere sister isekaing with him and he figured out/dealt with her waaaaay too soon.

That moment when the criminal realized Koreeda was the same as him was really powerful. This chapter was an amazing end for this arc.

Officer Kanzaki is a really cool dude. Between him, Gorilla-kun and Sakai, Koreeda is in good company.

I missed this part while reading it the first time but Laughingcat is saying there he seduced Kentarou's wife and used her as a trojan to infiltrate the mill. That's like three full layers of crap he gave to the guy.

That was absolute chaos

Iirc there was one chapter early on that showed them sleeping together before (not in that way ofc)

Knowing this series it is very likely that is exactly what happened.

I don't like that there was zero foreshadowing for this.

It's one of the best works that use this trope. And i find it both amusing and ironic that this very trope they chose as the overarching theme and main plotpoint is by far the worst part of it.

I like the progress this has made and as of ch12 i'll say it's well above average for this kind of story. Strongest point of this are the side characters, they are wholesome and colorful, not very trope-y and just what Lloyd needed in his life after leaving his abusive relationship.

Yeah this series showed one of Makoto's weakesses. He always has to have an arc where he escalates things to 11 and that is where he loses the plot. Lots of great characters and not enough time to develop them all. He handled things better here than in Vector Ball though, but to really make his...

She liked him since the first appearance so not surprising.

Oh man, that was messed up

I forgot for a second Ena can also speak with other animals.

All signs point to this becoming another masterpiece like Apothecary Diaries (Kusuriya no Hitorigoto) was.