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Sound reasonable, actually. Sesera could have healed Hibiki so fast that Hwalipon didn't even realize Hibiki died, which means Sesera collapsed from the injuries that killed Hibiki instead of a second killing blow.

Yeah, this was rough, even by ManwhaFreak standards.

I assume the difference means: Kill - leave a body that can easily be dissected and researched Destroy - damage the body too much to be researched

I haven't finished that one yet. I really need to get caught up on my viewing.

An individual Rider is likely going to be more powerful than an individual Sentai member, since Riders are built to operate individually while Sentai members are built to operate as a team. Especially if we're talking about literal physical gods like Kabuto, Decade, Gaim, or Zi-O.

I remember enjoying Sasmeki Koto. https://mangadex.org/title/c83695c9-1831-48ba-82a3-8c5a6082ab61/sasameki-koto The English name here is The Goddess' Dance, but if you somehow manage to find the official licensed version it was called Whispered Words.

This series never fails to make me tear up.

Damn, there sure are a lot of edgelords whining in this thread.

Their school anthem, that they sing everyday, is all about eating humans and drinking their blood. The common theory is angel wings. IIRC, the demon she's named after has angel wings.

I imagine all the ingredients and equipment he uses for the real deal is expensive, so he needs to make money somehow. It also lets him find potential trouble spots.

He said it right on the page. The guy is a noble, and injuring a noble can cause annoying issues, like Goober's father making trouble for MC's father.

The further we get, the more I've convinced Negi was heavily inspired by Akibaranger.

Yeah, the pages are slighlty out of order. At the least, the final page is supposed to come between pages 6 and 7.

They claim it's a requirement for hosting it on their own site. I think a lot of people have questioned that claim.

No, they don't look anything alike, but it would not surprise me to learn that Japanese uses the word samurai to refer to knights in general, and the translator didn't catch that. I don't know if that's the case or not, just speculation.

A samurai in feudal Japan and a knight in feudal Europe had largely similar roles in society, yes.

Y'all confused by the sequence of events in this chapter should never watch Memento.

I think it's more like they're terrified of him. And they apparently still don't understand that his summons are fueled by the stones.

Probably the publisher more than the author.

All the people going about, "Doesn't Corgino know that Cain is the King's right hand man, engaged to his daughter, etc." seem to be forgetting a lot of things. First, that Corgino is part of an anti-King movement, so he wouldn't care in the first place. Second, Cain being engaged to the...