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The criminals' use of part-timers in suits looks like some sort of social commentary on the condition of salarymen in Japan, but I can't quite put my finger on it.

Now those idiots show up...

I dunno if I should root for Rassha to burn them all, or fear that he'll get deranged enough to attack Murasaki's facility.

By the way, gotta love Shou and Itsuki giving Kyougoku the finger, and Ryuuya giving him a thumbs-down, all to his back on page 10. Another interesting detail: Kyougoku calls everyone by their family name, including Gaku, when addressing them directly. But when talking to the whole team, as in...

I don't normally read sports manga. This is one of just two I'm currently reading (the other, my favourite, being The Days of Diamond). But I like the narrative style and the character interactions - though Gaku and Aoi's bickering is a little cliché. In this chapter, I can appreciate how...

Well, this one's more complicated so you might wish to reread at least from the beginning of season 2. But long story short, there are two main plot lines. In one, Minji and Yun-yeong are trying to find and defeat the new "Mother", the monster who is leading the invasion of the present world by...

Basically, Mieun's cancer got cured and if a solution isn't found, her civilisation will destroy her body. The planetary teens under her guard are scrambling around to find an ability that can help among the thousand that got scattered when they defeated the alien boss in the end of season 1...

Wow, just one chapter behind the free raws, and four chapters behind the latest paywalled one in Japan. Good job!

Sorry, I might have come across as too cantankerous, but you know, even officials get it wrong nowadays. The only places I see it used right are in our own group's chapters because I'm the proofreader. So on seeing it in such a stellar translation like yours I felt maybe I should just move on...

Dr. Heo tied Harley up with the same star-pattern duct tape Lala's crew used before on himself… I wonder what Dr. Heo was worried about Harley noticing: that he was nervous, or that the drug he injected is fake? Also, I swear I'll never point this out to anyone, anywhere, again, but it's such...

Someone's made a sarcastic comment about this chapter in the official release page. Something like, "Asura's good deeds sure are coming back to him". It was made in jest, but it points to a disturbing prospect. Yes, Asura's good deeds have so far only invited more danger to the people he holds...

Well, that was so obvious I didn't bother commenting, since he was naked after everyone reported there had been a gas leak and fire. But I'm curious about Clara, and about whether Harley knew at least about Rassha.

I get it. This whole webtoon is gonna be a big escape operation. They won't have peace till the final chapter.

Damn, they can't get a break. Almost 50 chapters and they still haven't been able to shake Harley and Long off. I had assumed this story would feature Hana going to school and his superpowered shenanigans trying to fit into society. Not that I'm complaining, this is fun as well.

My own theory is that Kokubu is behind those politicians Ojiro started off wanting to kill, and that this will end with the supreme irony of his going full Yamagami on them as he was planning in chapter 1.

I guess @WhataFruit is right. This story looks like it's been written by someone with dissociative identity disorder. And about Hana... will he even want to become a normal human as he finds out how powerful he is? Like, he's essentially a superboy. Now he's out of the lab, are there even any...

Not the first time, he could've done it when they rescued Mitsuki and Fincher from the brother and his gang and didn't. I guess Ojiro feels more comfortable with his homebrew.

... What have they done to Jun? Is he tied up in the basement or something? And Ruby must have some guts to do that stuff to a superhuman kid who's strong enough to tear down walls with his fists...

Hana's thought process: "if there's a problem, let's just kick it into submission". Though I kinda suspected Jun would change sides (even if I expected it would be voluntary), this was one heck of a plot twist. Who could imagine blackmailing a kid would backfire this badly?

Now why would he choose to skip college even if he's performing well at shogi... and like others said, the one who'll become the top player is the little brother.