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I'm actually wondering if the spirit isn't actually malicious and the samurai spirit is basically being caretaker going, "it's 11PM, let him sleep."

The scarier thing is that they may be getting stronger because of interactions with him. He actively visits them, giving them worship in a sense.

Honestly, it makes sense when you consider how this world is built. The demon races are immortal to time. Only major injury or disease kills them. Over half of the people, except for the humans, currently living in Orcsen may have been alive since the medieval age, so they kept their values in turn.

It helps that the MC was actively changing/adapting to try and get a hit, rather than the bottom line of, "just hit harder," or some slight variation of that.

So, not only is this party the genuine article, they are also pretty damn competent. That's just cool.

Not sure why that would matter. If his opponent is male, then they're gonna get skill'd to become a girl. Not too sure how this would change the dynamic or how the fight would go.

Genuine possibility is that he is conceptual to fairy tales. The guy did a "The Three Little Pigs" reference and seems to be very toony, so... little red riding hood weakness or phobia?

Being fair, toothpaste is a damn good polish... just, ya know...

Two things. 1) Forcing the situation means it's non-consensual, and MC is generally against that, and 2) It's a trap issue, so he's on a timer, and he probably doesn't want to speedrun sex.

He has had someone else win a world title... unfortunately, he's been used as a joke a decent amount of times after this happened. Vorg is the the IBF champion of super lightweight.

Considering this world, a terrifying possibility about that refusal is that the original souls FINALLY stopped agreeing to come back. Remember, that lady who was communicating with them at the beginning noted that she wasn't able to revive them properly because there wasn't a whole body. Either...

If I recall correctly, they're supposed to be in their 70s to 80s, cause they have been married for around 50 years. Edit: Whoops, I missed him asking WHY. Read it wrong. It's a mixture of two things. Train ticket discount, and they're gonna introduce them as their grandparents. Would be a bit...

This chapter, page 7... the reminder that Kamogawa lost his youthful ability to bounce back, not his strength.

Because he would. He STILL upkeeps his body in ridiculous ways even after retiring, and his work as a trainer is actually helping him learn skills he didn't focus on when he was active. If he didn't learn anything new, he would still be able to give Sendo a close fight. Question would be who's...

It looks like a Yu-Gi-Oh monster... and I'm honestly fine with that.

Never forget the based Takamura saying, "both of them should have lost."

Worse thing isn't that he dies in the first battle... he had ALL the death flags set up prior to this and we weren't able to notice until after the fact. - has a mother he can finally send money to now that his salary increased, - wants to retire from the military sometime and enter...

o7 for Taubert. Also, the king being able to do that on command, while debilitating, means that with an effective command structure (which they do), they can fundamentally change a battlefield and force an enemy into horrifying scenarios.

He was able to unlock the curse series of weapons, "Lust." It's why his weapon has a transparency version of censoring. He will do ANYTHING to be in his father-in-law's good graces... There is little he WON'T kill towards that goal.

Did they just Super Spirit Bomb in the form of an orbital attack satellite?