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I checked the raw and yeah he's not saying spears are unsuited for combat, he's telling her to narrow it down to combat specifically. 「武器は何を使う？」 "What kind of weapon(s) does she use?" 「魚を獲るときには槍を使ったことがあるそうです」 "Apparently she's used a spear when catching fish" 「それは銛では？」 "Does she mean a...

Clawsorus should be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cla%C3%ADomh_Solais

Leon is usually written as レオン, but this is リオン・マイリィ. I would've just kept it as Rion.

I'd feel better about it if he actually was aware of her antics and turning them back around on her, then I could at least say that they deserve each other.

It's because these chapters have a volume number assigned but the other group's don't.

For what it's worth: 「すまぬ」 apologies 「タイトル」 (on the) title 「ワンッ！！ワンッ！！」 bark! bark! 「異常ナシッ！！」 no abnormalities! 「小？？　ハッピー」 (couldn't make this part out) happy 「ショートコント」 short skit 「ポポヌョ狩り」 Poponyo Hunting

It's not parsed as [じゃパン]と[ポテトチップス] but rather [じゃ][パンとポテトチップス]. The じゃ just means "then" in the sense of "alright then" or "in that case". It's a less formal derivative of では. But yeah, if you like japan puns: https://yakitate.fandom.com/wiki/Ja-pan

Close, it was "arara..."

Can't she just make a pact with a devil that's into NTR?

Nothing like that happens again and the author has desperately backtracked on that character; it's been a really cozy series ever since. It feels like she was just trying to demonstrate how demi cultural norms might be totally different from human ones, but all of the readers are humans, so.

tbh that ominous trigger warning caused people way more stress than the actual gag panel that doesn't actually happen in the story

The "you're so naive" line is a mistranslation, あまい also just means "sweet".

Clausolas should be Claíomh Solais: https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%AF%E3%83%A9%E3%82%A6%E3%83%BB%E3%82%BD%E3%83%A9%E3%82%B9

Yeah, it's "ojou" without the -sama.

And hatake = field

ズルい does have the same connotations of using cheap/unfair tactics, but not necessarily the implication that it takes no skill to pull off? "Artless" or "too straightforward" could convey the meaning, but it feels appropriate that a gamer girl would use gaming lingo.

Dunno about gamers in general but in this case she says he's "ズルくない" (not cunning / doesn't play dirty)

Yeah I'm not sure that was the intended meaning... I interpret it more like he's trying to be considerate of her privacy by not discussing something so personal with third parties: "Taking into consideration Kujaku-senpai's feelings, I can't indiscreetly talk to other people about something...

The readings for 気筒 透生 are backwards: 気筒 = ki tou 透生 = su i