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Well, one of the greater trends for these zombie apocalypse stories with an immune MC is for them to somehow gain powers related to zombies, so either he’s enhanced himself or he can somehow control the horde are my bet.

Man, I feel happy that Bard managed to find himself three sons to raise on his journey.

Ah, Kensuke managed to start up his own royal lineage, I see. Looks like everyone really did get a happy ending.

I think it came up pretty early on.

I don’t think so. He’s related to Roma, and the figures in black seemed to be related to him, possibly wearing the same style of clothes as him too? Could be some sort of familiar-like being, given how much focus the dog-horse ghost has been given as a guardian for Miko’s household, as well as...

What’s the importance of that?

Ah, the cat’s just as attached to him as he is to it. That’s nice, he actually gets a cat who returns his affection.

I’m reminded of Chroma Squad, a game parodying the tokusatsu genre. Starts off as being about a group of actors producing a super sentai show on their own that ends up becoming real and the actors acquire real transformation gear to fight against the (alien) invaders who were paying them to...

Wonder if the author was unironically advertising an h-doujinshi they actually intend to release at the end there.

Ohh, it’s been a while, good to know.

Glad the prez’ friend got his own cat. And I’m guessing we’ll see more of the delivery guy and his cat later on. Maybe the prez will end up meeting him while out on a walk with Punpun?

I wonder if this Soul Shrine thing will be retroactively used to describe some of the previous stuff we’ve seen? Like some Amasogi, but that pillow tsukumogami’s ability seems like it could fit under this thing too.

Ah, there we go. Then yeah, basically, Glestnowak left because he wouldn’t be able to kill Ragna without killing the other monks and going over his 20% limit, then.

He says “Limited to 20%”. Assuming no issues with translation, that would mean he’s only limited to 20%. Sure, you could say he’s only got that much left, but the phrasing more naturally interprets itself the way I said it.

In fairness, he might be limited in his actions for one reason or another. The other Dragon Kings seem to be unable to just gang up on the Dragon Slaying Monks, so Machine Dragon guy was only able to assist this much (he even seems to be only acting with 20% of his strength?).

It’s quite the contrast to Denken, who procrastinated for a long time to do something about his hometown and finally visit his wife’s grave, despite how monumental these things were in his life. The old assassin here, despite acting like his mission had the most meaning in his life, wanted...

Enjoyed the series. Always sad to see stuff end, but it’s good to stop before it gets too worn out too. Makes sense that the Manager was the only one, aside from Hirahara, to return to being a man in the end, since his personal brand of creepiness (harassing employees under him) couldn’t be...

Honestly, if they went the lesbian route, they might be happier. Maybe.

I mean, they are internet savvy, but the idol otaku isn’t really obsessed with online fame.

I assume that it’s somehow part of the way his race communicates?