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One of my favorite parts of villainess isekais is the MCs fixing their relationship with their father. I find this incredibly wholesome.

This is really depressing if you read between the lines, lads saying "Let's make war until our grudge is satisfied, and then, maybe, hopefully, we can enjoy actual life again. I really would like to enjoy life". Nomamoto doesn't get it or doesn't care. Kitami doesn't even want to do this, not...

So it appears that Shiba is using Chihiro. Why else do something that you believe is irresponsible? Because you believe it is necessary - or because you just want something gained through it that much. I wonder what his motive is; is it revenge against the Hishaku? Yura mentioned him at least...

The character design in general seems to be quite derivative. Like, the two mcs and the colour pages reminded me of Denji and Aki from chainsaw man, the aliens design reminds me of PunPun, the female MC with their gender-ambigious appearance of Hellsings Schrödinger... but also simultanously of...

So that gf can lift you

DW, next chapter it will probably turn out she's actually 700 years old due to being stuck in a groundhog-day loop because ghosts! .... in all seriousness, something like that would explain how abnormal her behavior is for her age.

Samura talks about their sins, but he also says to Chihiro that "This is the problem", referring to Enten. It's not been explicitly spelled out, but logically it follows that Samura wants to chuck the blades into a deep pit... and it doesn't just follow, I think that's sort of the mainpoint...

It's Löwe. Löwe is Gorilla. Same hair colour, both animal names, and the scarred face probably stems from his battle with Minus.

Eventually, he'll have to deal with the smarter-getting ones, though, so this is ultimately just a band-aid solution. Possibly dying later probably beats dying now, though.

Holy fucking shit, what an interesting turn. He's obviously not gonna make it to the end of the series, but even so, I like that now there is a third party. It's realistic. And the Kamunabi, like most government organizations, clearly are not unambigously good, so maybe Samura does have a point...

Okay, this chapter is great. Incredibly cathartic. By humbling a god, Yayoi and her gang saved a country, a friend, and last but not least, a family. Generations of brothers and fathers and sisters and mothers will no longer have to grieve their daughters. That is actually a solid achievement.

It's an interesting problem to have, isn't it? Being so long lived, that everyone will forget you and your actions. It's tragic, because what Kraft really lacks is a community - people to share himself with, Brought on by the dwindling of elfkind. Kraft is probably depressed about this. Still...

I'd assume you can, it's just going to be less accurate. Even more so at this distance; without a scope, there is no way Fern can actually make out the archer, so she'd just fire vaguely in his direction. Sein is back. Huh. I didn't think he'd return; I figured he was written out of the story...

Why the Toyotomi crest, then? The Toyotomi haven't ruled in over 400 years. As far as I know, there are no relations between the Abe and the Toyotomi. Seimei himself lived during the Heian era, way before Hideyoshis time.

On page 25, is that the Toyotomi crest? Are Ai and her family descended from one of the three great unifiers? I thought Seimei implied they were related to him... that's a wild family tree. It's kind of interesting; both Seimei and the black haired lady fight through proxies. Seimei wanted...

If not in this arc, he'll die in another to hype up the big bad; he'll be a match for him skillwise, but the lack of an enchanted blade is going to bring him down. Or so I predict. This guy screams 'too cool to live'.

There can be only one! :02:

Godspeed, Hanabi, godspeed :salute:

Love can conquer all! :huh:

thats a pretty classic storyline