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With the way those rocks were stacked, it was obvious those were graves and yet I still cried.

I should have been clear. Maybe its the author's way of drawing gym uniforms, but Komura looks like the guy on page 2 almost to a T.

You have spotted our boy. Check on Chapter 85 for confirmation.

There is probably more context regarding her hate towards people who can see, but with what we do have, I understand her frustration. Considering the theme of this particular chapter was envy, Sora's hatred is based on jealously rather than some form of bigotry (although to be fair I might just...

The author does draw adult faces in other works of theirs so they are capable. This is probably more of an artistic license sort of deal.

The only thing I don't understand about this chapter is why Falco needed to transform the Eldians to Titans? Like what exactly was the plan with that.

@grecolespaul Someone gets it.

Oh no that smile.

@Crimitalis Based on what little I know, the Birth Rate is low due to the lack of balance between a work life and well anything else. Can't expect a man to want a family they won't ever see nor a wife who then bares most of the responsibility of maintaining said family. Then comes the...

Sometimes I wonder if people actually read when "reading" a manga chapter. How come Falco can control his titan so well when he just got it? First, assuming he can just because he is flying is foolish. Second, Berthold was able to use his titan perfectly as well when he first got it. So it...

@flannan You aren't old fashioned for thinking that. It's more the fact that the girlfriend is in her late 20s in a society that pressures woman to wed before becoming 30.

@Dudeguy1984 The way she draws him gives me more of a feeling of a commanding and powerful individual. This most likely suggests that she see's her father as a great figure of importance which can be frightening at times. This isn't to say that he's frightening but rather the fact that being...

Batshit insane mother I see. "Walk it off, you acting like that hurts." Is literally what I thought when I read that part.

So basically she tells him nothing, and he tells her everything. Making it seem like a fair exchange. RUN KID RUN

Wow. This kid needs to run for his life.

Another classic manipulation trick. Pin the blame on yourself so the other party feels obligated to say: "No you're not" or "We can get through this" or "I can help you".

I am not liking that little cat doddle on the note. We've already seen one cat dead. I have a bad feeling.

"Seiko, you go on ahead and make us dinner." Maybe I am reading too much into it, but why does this line give me a weird feeling?

That manipulation though. Goes straight to the death route making it seem like its the kid's fault for the consequences of her actions.

Is his speech regressing out of shock due to the recent events or because he's regressing back due to his mother's influence. Like coochie coo is not something you would normally say to a 13 year old.