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Is Sao a detective or a Smooth Criminal?

True crime docu-drama addiction is a slow, insidious plague.

The perennial appeal of the "savior girl" character type (e.g., Re:Zero's Rem, Shield Hero's Raphtalia, Yamada/Tayama from Smoking behind the Supermarket with You [I know they are Not An Item Yet, shush]). Who wouldn't want a sincere, caring partner to travel the road of life? Who wouldn't...

Sensei has great power, but does not yet recognize it.

Tsukamoto does, indeed, have a Burning Heart, but I don't know if she's The Winner. ...Damn I'm old.

With that kind of perception, he may even notice us, the readers.

Technological innovation is an amazing thing to behold.

Ten thousand points for Maya Amano in the credits page. Post Script: Having read all the chapters, the manga is pretty fun, too. Delightful world-building details!

Deploying my Speculator Hat. Perhaps Ayano -- ya beat me to it. Would guess that Ayano used to be the equivalent of Kurihara's hypothetical secret child/"Boy A." Also, I know they set up Kurihara as a mystery nut with his wall of detective novels, and I know true crime aficionados in real...

Chainsaw! Chainsaw! CHAINSAW! 努力! 未来! a beautiful star! 努力! 未来! a beautiful star!

Sic transit gloria mundi. Post Script: I got the order wrong. It is fixed, now.

Some days, your last ray of hope is a hot and greasy struggle meal.

Hell of a chapter to get caught up on. Congratulations and many well-wishes to this matched pair of blockheads. Hope Ooya doesn't exsanguinate when she hears the news...

Deeply appreciative of your time and effort, iltrof. Thank you.

Traditioooooooon!

Special, secret security cameras. They will be more secure, that way.

Genre conventions rival entropy as an inevitable force.

Her role as the audience's avatar is delightful.

Or Kamen Rider.

Never go full -chwan. That's Sanji type behavior. It's cloying.