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The options are he gets away with it or he's imprisoned in a rape dungeon. The story has been pretty clear that he's teetering on the edge of being assaulted constantly.

Rather than pop culture, the basic classical sushi is nigiri sushi, and this nigiri is the same as in onigiri. It comes from nigiru, which is basically "to grip," and the process of making it is the same verb, so that is just the usual terminology for making sushi.

I'll save you the trouble. It's from a series called ro-kyu-bu in which a high school basketball boy gets roped into becoming the coach for an elementary girl basketball team. The line is from a scene in which he is impressed by the dramatic improvement they show under his tutelage.

Her ability was to cancel his ability. That leaves both with no active ability.

Fill the world with stick figures?

To raise himself above the excrement covered streets.

If I were to guess, rather than getting killed in battle(because Brams was in the game, Shachiku should be an expert at fighting him) he'll have to deliberately off himself to go back and stop something Brams has already prepared involving the people of the city or something.

But the point is that it makes no attempt to explain why she's immune. It just says she is. Furthermore, that's just speculation by a random character. She may not actually be immune.

All she said was "normally that happens, but it didn't here." No attempt was made to explain why not.

Randomly spawned miracle baby. No birth parents required.

Her problem is that she's too much like a person to be recognized as a toy, so for both of the people involved it would feel like cheating no matter how she claims otherwise.

Three school days.

Assuming, of course, that you choose to translate gyaru as bimbo, which...I don't think most people do.

It may be due to the blank period, but it seems you don't remember Utena very well. Breaking them is the last thing she wants. Refer back to chapter 10 to see what she thinks of this.

Aside from the harassment, it's the idea that the villain's job is to make the heroes shine/grow. She fully expects to be beaten for good eventually.

You actually got executed in the witch trial afterwards and your ghost is commenting on manga?

They either end early while they're still good, or they last long enough to become dog chow. That's just how it goes.

Unfortunately, in this chapter it's indicated that the thing was based on the idea rather than the exact words, so the gun could just as easily have unlimited bullets and never require maintenance.

Perfection aside, there's a minimum level of quality your products should reach before you make them available to the public, and if you don't meet it you should expect to be informed. Redrawn sfx and localization aren't needed to avoid getting panned; if there are two versions I tend to prefer...

It's often acknowledged in an aside, but unless the story is specifically about it like this one is, having a language barrier is not helpful so it gets dealt with either through magic during transfer or by having the transferred person grow up and learn the language as a child like anyone else.