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The artist learned a lot from Pseudo Harem, because the supporting cast's character designs are peak. It's cool seeing the various "girls" of Pseudo Harem as full-fledged individuals, expressing their personalities with their own clothing choices.

Babe, it's 4pm! Put your glasses on, it's time for you to "tutor" me!

"Yeah, we have a spell that can make you one year older over the course of 365 days." Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if none of the "aging spells" work because they all rely on time dilation (e.g. making someone's body experience ten years in ten seconds) and this guy's biology is running in...

Hebihara rejects girls to play video games instead. What a chad.

Miyazaki's obsession with poison swamps, incarnated as a dragon. Now we need a monster representing his obsession with bare feet.

I feel that Iko is both the creator and the audience favorite, even though Rikka is the "main girl". The artist is definitely having fun with representing her as a doodle cat.

When I first started reading this series, I was wondering why Shy's hero outfit (standard superhero spandex suit and cape) was so different from Spirit's (stereotypical Russian clothes) or Stardust's (British Rockstar). It's interesting to see that the pop-culture superhero outfit is popular...

There's something inside him, it's hard to explain...

So Stigma: Is trying to bring about a state of world prosperity by making people indulge in their worst emotions Is very childish I see an honest warmonger who's very in touch with his inner child.

In this case, it's a role reversal: the living residents are the rich people who were lured into the housing complex by promises of "utopia", and the ghosts were the poor people who died in the fire but seek to live again. In the first chapter of this arc, they mentioned that "all the spots had...

Same vibes here. The way they were holding Hama reeks very much of a "don't panic, just listen and we'll tell you everything" scenario rather than a "haha we got you now" hostage moment. Greys don't usually take hostages, and they generally don't prolong things.

That first panel was "Welcome home, husband! Would you like dinner, a bath, or me?" translated into brainrot speak.

Based on the designs of the "ancient dungeon guardians", the series takes place in a post-post-apocalyptic distant future of modern Earth. So the demon anime club members just like the aesthetics of 21st century Earth (because that was anime's golden age).

The primary difference between poison and venom is that poison is a Defense Mechanism (fucks up predators who bite/touch you), whereas venom is an Offense Mechanism (fucks up prey that you bite/inject). I don't see why "inhalation via gas" can't be a viable delivery mechanism for meeting the...

Oh no, she's learning brainrot.

I have an idea for how the venom is meant to be employed: boil it with fire breath to produce a cloud of hallucinogenic gas. I believe that's why it's considered "dark magic" - while dragons in this series clearly have fantastical powers, they could also use "nightmare gas" (a la the Scarecrow...

Reminds me of this quote I read about "internet personas" and how they reflect your actual personality: If 95% of the actions you undertake in your life are not under your "real" personality, then what you're thinking of as your real personality is probably the fake one.

I, too, have been playing Shadow of the Erdtree.

"On this island, a prosthetic limb wouldn't stick out that much..." It's those little details like this that remind you just how bad the people of this island had it in the past.

"What a sick way to fight, eh?"