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Wait. Does this mean there's now a second Daidai in the world? Best ending, good luck to anyone who meets Daidai 2.0

Daidai is one of those people the universe adores and who can blunder her way through anything without any issues. Good luck to the scientist guy

Well crap, they figured out Emilyko and Candy aren't local. Don't know how important that would be overall to them though. Though come to think of it, maybe it DOES matter, since Candy was implied to have gotten her memories back naturally. Isn't the air quality noted to be kind of "poor" on the...

It's not as simple as it sounds. Can't really just show a phone your police badge and have it unlock. Not sure police could even get the company that produced the phone to unlock the phone for them, either. Looking it up, Apple doesn't even have a backdoor method for law enforcement to unlock...

I'm not as critical of the plot as some of the others here. My biggest gripe with this chapter though: no mention of police coming for Seo or, you know, the murder. Just "we had to take down the cultural festival, what a shame but oh well. Things will go back to normal tomorrow" Also I don't...

She was 4 years old, so she wouldn't have many memories from before then anyway. Even if she did lose her memories from the shock (which I'm kinda leaning towards, since the name "Angel" feels too fitting as the vessel for Yulimerida to be a coincidence), that doesn't mean she became a totally...

Emilyko has basically given away to Candy that she has her memories too with that "master" line. All of her plans were built around the idea that only their class remembered they were human, so can't wait to see how this changes her plans. The relationship can still go either way in terms of...

Have to wonder what's so bad, that death is preferable. Alternatively, Hanamaki's suicide attempts upon reading the book may end up setting that event into motion. There's a decent chance she gave herself brain damage from the lack of oxygen. As for Chacha, I think it's the same Chacha...

They were in an urgent situation, so I think that was the last thing on their minds.

So going back to the start: That flashback child WAS Angel, at age 4. She was a normal little girl who was nearby when Yulimerida got hurt. Executives can hide themselves in human skin, and usually that seems to involve stealing the body of a dead person. However, Yulimerida was injured and...

I'm just hoping Chidori survives. This is the kind of battle that can lead to major character deaths. I feel like it's not the absolute final arc though, there's something going on with Red and Yellow.

Right now she's possessed by Yulemerida, who's been dormant in her body this whole time and has apparently now woken up. Noticeable from her eyes, which are now both light colored.

Honestly I'm cool with Kaichi using Golden Hour once or twice at the peak of super-hard battles. As far as cheat skills go, it's not really giving him an extra advantage he never had, it's basically letting him access his own peak power levels. Ultimately it would still be his own strength, and...

Sometimes the greatest horrors are the non-supernatural ones. That woman's absolute lack of remorse even while talking to police is chilling in a different way from ghosts.

From the looks of it, no one knows the full reason for the job. The old man says no living human knows the reason and "we have inherited this duty ceaselessly" which seems to suggest it's been a tradition for many, many, MANY years. I'm with the characters speculating that the gloves serve as a...

The red color is jarring, it makes the whole arc feel way more dangerous and claustrophobic than the rest. I think there's something especially dangerous about jobs from Kuroiwa, whose name feels especially noteworthy since "kuro" means "black" and these are "gray part-time jobs". Also, I just...

Having read all of them up to Chapter 92, something about this particular one and its ending sticks with me. Not sure why, maybe it's just the visuals of such a large number of random, normal people being victims. Hopefully it's not an eternal feeding thing, and they'll die once nothing is...

Guess we all gotta find the LN. Given the manga was clearly cut short, I'd say it actually had a pretty decent ending. This was a good point to stop.

It's back, thank you! This continues to be one of the most refreshing isekai manga I've seen, both in terms of art style, and characters and setting. That last page really feels like a different world.

Question: do we actually know the protagonist's name? I think everyone just calls him "Class Rep". Is he Mochizuki??