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Iirc the scanlators dropped tihs around the time that the official english translation was announced or osmething under the name Zero's Familiar. Also, foolrulez is the same group that made the widely used reader which is used just about half of all scanlator's websites out there.

The way this author sweeps antagonists under the rug when done with them is amazingly blunt

Niko doesn't seem so bad. (s)He could do some serious buffs.

@Acolytus I'm just going to pull this out of my arse, but my best guess is that they were used in the same publishing company as the original novel I doubt a company would file a lawsuit for using copyrighted characters in other works unless it's terrible or is providing unfavourable persuasive...

There's a bit of science to this. The scents you get from your pillow, teddy bear or whatever are mostly just bacteria excretions feeding off the skin oils you leave on them.

Same here.

Author missed out on the "Sent the nude photo to Dad by accident" trope

@undercurses: 4 2 + past tense polite ending mashita = Shinimashta 死にました https://jisho.org/word/%E6%AD%BB%E3%81%AC (Look at inflections)

42, the meaning of life

You could've used a greyed out version of that font on the main page to make it more appealing like the alternative

Namibia? It's been a long time since I've seen that country's name.

Due to the nerve and muscle formation after babyhood, isn't it physically impossible to "toe" those numbers? Also the more i read this the more im reminded of jessica cox, the armless pilot.

First indo comic i've seen on this site thus far

LET'S REBEL NO IT IS AGAINST THE LAW um wut

5 is a Duplicate image of 7

somewhat of a major spoiler foreshadowing:

wait, why the fuck were there funnels on the ground? Seemed like she emulated shaped charges with them, honestly they could've picked up a better idea than that like I dunno, shooting the fucking face through the holes in the helmet... Also that misunderstanding with tyule was epic :D

For those who don't know, christmas eve is often a day where couples go out for romantic reaons in japan. Others uhh, eat KFC.

So, does this mean that "dream" has the same double meaning in japanese with english?