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I hope that wasn't the author trying to inject some moral grayness into the story, like he expects us to feel bad for the guy because he was just misguided in his twisted love for his son, or whatever. I'd like to believe that it's just trying to say that he was so unbelievably far gone that he...

I don't feel like the author was ever malicious or trying to do anything in bad faith, but it never really seemed like the author knew where to go with this series. First it's weird romance. Then there's some intrigue. Then suddenly it's an extremely dark and fucked up horror series with an AI...

No, seriously, how did he get in there?

Everyone in this series is so ridiculously overblown that there's not even really any kind of moral dilemma, is there? No one is asking "is it actually a good thing that the child rapist got sent to hell?" and the Mom isn't going to say "wait, why did you kill my abusive, psychopath husband?!"...

This shit is so ass.

...So did he fucking kill the dad or not? Why did we just move past that very big confession followed by "I don't know" and then just drop it? For fuck's sake.

One of Dandadan's best qualities is that there are so few characters that get a single appearance. I had forgot entirely about Queen Sensei's introduction years ago, and then she's back!

Page 16 is maybe one of the worst Baki pages ever drawn.

My expectations were at rock bottom, but wow they just kept digging with this one. Thanks for all the chapters, team.

I was wondering when the series would come back around to exploring the nature of magic and why men can't use it. Manao's mysterious youthfulness reeked of possible experimental science, but I'm curious to see how this all ties together. Rest of the story has been very coherent, so there better...

All this fucking build up about his biting art and he just suplexes Pickle a bunch and then does autism flappy hands and calls it a day. I feel like Itagaki is losing his touch. One-sided fights, even where Jack was involved, were never this overblown and drawn out before.

I own physical all the physical copies, but sure, I'll read these again! Thank you!

Exactly right! They were big before the toybox arc, then everyone was small in the cursed toybox, and now they're big again after getting out.

Read again. The problem isn't gender politics, you doof. The plot writing and characters in this manga are barely 1 dimensional and are crudely shoved into place by the level of melodrama that the author wants to hamfist into the story, not by minimally believable motivation and personality.

The problem isn't that it's progressive or that it's fumbling by modern standards. It's that the author is trying to write a meaningfully deep, emotional story that uses the gender bending gimmick to juice up the drama, and he's doing that extremely badly.

There had to be a better way to reach this same conclusion besides "these older nanomachines are too strong for our modern, more powerful, more advanced nanomachines" I didn't expect to hate every single one of these characters as much as I do now, after all this time since the last update...

"Wow by filling his mouth with guns, he has turned biting into a martial art!"

I think the thing that bothers me the most is Satomi, who sex-swapped for the dumbest fucking reasons, now getting upset and jealous. Bro, you picked baseball and the author dropped that entire drama so hard that he literally glossed over all the resulting drama in a timeskip. This series has...

FUUUUUCK OFFFF (thanks for the chapter, Ragnarok team)

A whole year passed already... Wild. Thanks for the chapter!