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…by a firing squad.

He could not really be the one who started that war if we are told that he was summoned later when the humanity was almost on the brink of their defeat.

Without reading anything ahead of the first chapter (and thus without spoiling anything) I can already guess at least one early “plot twist”: despite being treated like sacrifices in the human realm, the exiled persons could have a very different reason for not returning to their unwelcoming...

The excuse of “I don't really know Japanese and thus using machine translations” does not work on this level of insufficient attention to typos.

Gentlemen, it's time to sing “You cannot break what is already broken”… …to the tune of the Horst-Wessel-Lied.

…huh? What word is that?

“The color of Fumi-tan's hair is a mix of 60% yellow, 10% red, and 30% white! It's not just any yellow!” At this point Akira could react like Kashiwazaki Sena: “Kodaka… Why can't real conversations have choices and save points?”

Without reading ahead (or reading the source WN at all) and thus without spoiling anything I can make a reasonable guess about how everything can suddenly go awfully wrong: our hero, having spent a couple of minutes celebrating, suddenly drops dead and has to start from square one, and not even...

It would be a sort of divine retribution if Yuuto Kiba could win the fight and then order the bully to jump off the same roof. But we are about to see that the bully is stronger (if Yuuto Kiba ever agrees to the proposed fight) and also we are not really reading that sort of a manga.

Now was that so hard to wait for this chapter before posting unsolicited spoilers without appropriate markup?

So as I pray, Unlimited Blade Works.

I can't help noticing that after “that one girl” Masaki also starts talking about their auditions. Maybe there was some girl who has lost her inner composure when they flunked her and thus she did something horrible to herself or to a successful idol. And by “something horrible” I mean the real...

Takemoto Uruka in “Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai” gave her used swimsuit to the boy she liked, albeit mistakenly.

Announcing herself as the ultimate drobou neko on live television, that girl is.

Not from a Jedi.

No, not really, not Nagisa. In “Kanojo mo Kanojo” terms, this chapter is almost exactly how Hoshizaki Risa questioned her Onee-chan's choice.

Stop inventing weird reasons for him to be not blood-related to his sister. Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking.

Not an unprecedented plot twist (see, for example, the identity of in “Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta?”), but praiseworthy here nevertheless.

Without reading ahead and spoiling anything, I notice the same eye color and even the same hair color (though used as an undertone in the real world).