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It's possible the dragon was a manifestation of the Black Knight suit, however Chapter 7 pg 7 shows a Black Knight facing off against the dragon. Whether this is the previous one or Frost is still up in the air, I give you that, but I have a feeling that the dragon was a separate entity at the...

Welp, seems the Black Knight is a curse more so than a blessing. Obviously Frost killed her predecessor because he (are we sure father?) was going berserk from the suit.

The pattern on her nose, of course, but that panel sure does imply it:lul:

I don't quite agree with the analogy, but yes. People with dead spouses, they still will always love that dead spouse yet remarry because they love someone new. Same with failed romances.

Looks like no creepy reflection ghost this chapter?

Honestly, I think this wouldn't be as much of an issue if there wasn't a pressure to think of love as being for one person and one person only. It's natural to have feelings for multiple people, you don't have to forget one to justify feelings for another. And to be clear I'm not trying to say...

Most of them are short, it's a 4 page Twitter comic. It's a common format.

Found a typo on page 27, Tsuki-ma, if you still have the files to fix and reupload

Y'all already mentioned the powder/paint/makeup, but also they make colored/mimic/costume non-corrective contact lenses, Kitou could literally have a face whenever he wanted if someone would tell him.

Let's keep up with the phone metaphor a bit. Your factory reset actually is good except he still has most of his innate power so it doesn't quite fit. The other world is where all his data was stored, and he wasn't in range of the network. But the dungeons are connected to that world on the...

She does, I forget which chapters exactly but she's sleeping on the desk in the background in two separate chapters during the flashbacks.

Lily is the girlfriend, "Yuuko" is one of the cross-dressing boys.

As an outsider looking in through a very narrow view I know this will be likely a naive interpretation, but this chapter hit me that maybe this is the author taking a jab at Japan still to this day having a society based on tradition and status quo. Maybe even beyond the borders and to our world...

Mantid mating cannibalism is also not a common thing, just another "animals in captivity acting unnaturally due to stress" 'factoid' that the common populace latched onto and is difficult to stamp out. Does it happen in the wild? Surely, but rarely. Just like the widows.

The credits page is only saying that the physical copies of the story and merchandise that the translator group will be buying in bulk and shipping to people who pitch in will not be released until March in China.

Some grammar and typos I found. Scattered throughout the beginning of the chapter: "monsters'" - feels awkward to uses plural possessive, example we don't "the British's" or "the humans'" but just "British" or "human's" Page 9, first panel, second bubble: "steam", missing r Page 16, first...

I didn't, it's just easy to forget what is stated where when reading a lot of varying series. I knew Opera was stated by author as nonbinary. I said "from their [Opera's] own words" meaning nothing explicit, only implicit as per your example. My wording may often be obtuse, it's something I...

As an NB person myself, I'm all for Opera. Have hatred for the bigots, you do you. Just make sure you're aiming at the right place.

Look, I already admitted I wasn't in a good state to make my original comment, also wasn't talking about the author at all so idk where that came from. The person I replied to said Opera wasn't non-binary and I tried, horribly so, to correct them. No need to make fun of me, only makes you come...

There are many different self-identifying pronouns, not just one used by guys and one for girls. In fact, the "woman" one, what we'd spell as "watashi", isn't even gendered, it's just the most polite/professional. There's only a gendered connotation because women are expected to be polite...