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This is kinda like what happened in the Doctor Strange movie, except Bleach did it first. =P

I just realized that the "Z" Sternritter's head and hair look like a roach because she's hard to kill, being a zombie. =P

Page 8 should say "she" instead of "he." Isane Kotetsu is female.

The guy introduced in this chapter is basically The Silence from Doctor Who, except before DW came up with that. Unless I'm greatly mistaken about when this was written and when The Silence was introduced in the show (could easily be the case).

What's up with the cleaning (or lack thereof) on the last page? They just pasted the text over the original text without bothering to delete the original? That's so weird that they would miss that.

This is just hilarious. I love it! Every chapter - sometimes every page - puts a huge grin on my face, and I'm almost always chuckling or laughing the entire time reading. :D

@The_H_Guy Well, that definitely does shed new light on the situation. I had only just read the first chapter (as part of a planned re-read after many years) when I wrote that comment, and I hadn't yet read to the later chapters. With the information in the later chapters, I'm more inclined to...

@The_H_Guy If they didn't show it happening, and no one said that was what happened, then the reader is free to draw their own conclusions. If that's what you want to believe happened, then fine. I don't think that's what happened, although I do admit it's a possibility. It's like if a guy...

I've read the official volumes, so it's weird to see Ikki's nickname translated as "heavy face" instead of "babyface." >_> @nightvolt Well, that could have happened, but it's not necessarily what happened. It could have been that the guys were just threatening them. I suppose the reader is left...

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Took me a couple of pages before I realized that the art is mirrored. Ugh... not sure I'll be able to read this now...

"Yeah, I don't think there need to be any charges. Not even against the 23-year old teacher who's been with one of his 16-year old students for 2 years, and got her pregnant. It's not like that's a crime, right?" *rolls eyes*

On page 15, it says "one year ago" was when the mirror was broken. This must be a mistake, as the other housekeeper lady says that it was before she started working, and she's been working there at least 18 years. Also, in the flashback, the lady who's telling the story is much younger. Oh, and...

How the heck does he not think roast beef, garlic bread, potato salad, and sardines is a filling meal?!

It's not a parody of a specific work, but of a general style. Perhaps satire is a better word. What I mean is that it's not meant to be taken seriously; things are exaggerated for comedic effect.

Fun fact: the moss thing isn't really reliable.

Did anyone else notice the creepy occult girl's name? It was Utako Mori. Not only is this an anagram for "komori uta," but the letters are even in the same order, just with the last three moved to the front, and the space moved. I wonder if that was supposed to be a red herring.

I'm sorry... "digested food in his liver"? Is this wrong or is everything I know about anatomy wrong?

I hated this until I realized that it was a parody. Then I realized it was brilliant and hilarious. It's weird how your perception of a work can fundamentally alter your enjoyment of it.

@BlatBlat You're completely wrong. This is really, really good. It's not a comedic parody of the harem genre, but it is a parody - a deconstructive parody. On the surface, it's a romantic comedy, but it's hiding some very intriguing serious plot points below the surface, which gradually get...