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@yote12 not quite, if they can't find a candidate for scp-204-2, they use D-class with history of being a violent child abuser to make a new scp-204-2 candidate from a new child

Some confusion over you and I in this chapter haha. Needs a version 2 :D

@abetillo more like he didn't find anything interesting to watch on TV so he is playing videogames instead, panel shows him switching the console on Also is that Red Dwarf he is switching through? Haha

I keep panicking every time the XX years have passed since the hero's passing shows up, but it has stayed 28 years for a good number of chapters haha

Quick typo, fiancé is the male engaged to be married, fiancée is the female engaged to be married

@insert_name excessive swearing in manga translation is almost always due to the translators, not the original manga. Almost that is, there are some cases where the original manga throws swearing in all over the place. And if it was made by chinese artist/author, there would be plenty of young...

@Burner5 Survival of the fittest and darwin's award combined to weed out the weak and stupid leaving the best and smartest to graduate as wizards... I guess. :D

This is just like negima haha. Artist drew ecchi harem hijinks to throw off editor and publisher, turned it slowly into a battle manga which was what he wanted all along. And this one is to draw softcore hentai and turn it into mecha manga haha

Well, just bear in mind step-siblings are children born of two different families who have been joined by the marriage of at least one of their respective parents, haha

@marshymallowy I don't want to be the one to say it but... "step-sister" is wrong too haha. Step-sister would mean she is the child of either the mother or father who married MC's mother or father making only one of the parents biologically the parent of MC. Since both parents are the...

@velvetR well, unfortunately as it stands it is translated into english wrong then haha, maybe the scanlation team will do a v2 of that page and translate it correctly

Should mention "sister-in-law", is wrong, if she is an orphaned child taken in by a family, that would make her an adopted sister or a foster sister. Sister-in-law is only possible if she is the sister of MC's wife or is the wife of MC's sibling, both of which is unlikely given the character...

Hrm, makes me wonder on the other translation with the tower crier mentioning lowering taxes, where did that come from haha

"Rub a dub dub, thanks for the grub" haha

@skim would depend on the translator preference, kerb is the spelling used in UK, Australia and New Zealand while curb is used in America and Canada. In the former countries curb is also used as a verb to mean control or limit

Wow I remember that translator name back from fanfiction days haha.

@Sqiurmo Yeah, it's a loanword from english, but japanese use it to mean "slut" rather than "unkind/unpleasant woman", haha. In times like this, it's usually safer to either translate it as "slut", or have a translation note on the side to explain it in case it comes up in the future for a joke...

@SuperOniichan published by shueisha in magazine shonen jump+, it is about as shonen as you can get haha

Oh no, this is gonna end with everyone including the apprentice passing away of old age except for the elf isn't it?

@dkuro Yeah but he's asian which mean slow/non-existent aging appearance until you hit your 40s/50s haha