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The OVA plot will soon begin.

Which I congratulate you for coming up with. That would mean the full list of "proper" species terms would be: Concubus - male sex demon Concubera - female sex demon Concubi - multiple sex demons Incubus - male sex demon that tops Incuba - female sex demon that tops Incubi - multiple sex demons...

The difficulty figuring out a species name for incubus/succubus made me laugh because I know how impossible it is. The originating term Incubus literally means "one (male) who lies upon" in Latin referring to a male demon who did night visits to horny women during medieval times. Succubus being...

That is because the first image was the cover image of the first chapter while the "new" image is the actual volume 1 tankoban cover.

The first two cases and many others go a bit beyond "suggestive" and Case 15 is well beyond suggestive being full of uncensored male genitalia models as well a depicting a sexual act. Rex's Perverted Medical Journal is in a weird place where it is more than suggestive/ecchi, mature but not...

Well this bonus chapter makes it obvious that the author has research support from someone in the medical field.

Those titles and the names (Belial, Fenrir and Bahamut) they originally give are chuuni in themselves. Rex and Belma even react like they read a bunch of bad fanfiction when the read the forms on page 10. I'm pretty certain that the three male tamers are meant to come off as incredibly cringy...

Using an archaic tone (talking like a samurai or ninja) is actually one of the various ways of being chuuni. So you did project the intent properly especial when Domina follows up by telling them to use their real names and species shortly after. As for the kid being chunni, he is a child in the...

Domina does use term "slaves" on pages 9 and 14 of your translation and it kind of feels like Domina is supposed to be the most sane/realist/mature of the 5 tamers (all 4 male tamers are very Chūnibyō) in the chapter even though she is a bit loony herself. The entire chapter kind of points out...

I guess "willingness to have sexual relations" would be better describe the situation than "attraction." She went into the situation expecting to end up a concubine, but actively fell in love with him due to his actions and then expressed that love with a sexual relation.

They are currently preparing for the equivalent of the Second Schleswig War (1864) while their First Schleswig War (1848-1852) was 120 years ago. The "another 30 years" remark is a complete mystery because the time scale is out of wack.

In the earliest chapters she offered herself as payment for the rescue of her people. Her attraction to Gustav was there from the start and only grew as he treated her well. This manga is published in a Seinen magazine so nudity and sexual themes are fairly normal. The maps in previous...

I suspect that they have a connection on the medical side. Likely related to an Doctor, Nurse or EMT. I've heard about a fair number of weird sexual incidents from my ER Nurse sister. These are then combined with various fantasy memes to make it a farce.

The best I can come up with is "Are you the Messiah?" "I'm not messy. I just deal in magic stones." Which isn't much better.

I was mentioned several chapters ago that female demons are hunters and powerful ones will actively hunt down those they are the most attracted to. Shakky is in full hunt mode.

Same for me. Dia came off as a cat rather than a dog which threw me off. Also after rereading I'm pretty certain that the twist with Pneuma is that both Hades and Persephone see Cerberus as the family dog, but Pneuma thinks of herself as Hades' lover and got upset when Hades and Persephone told...

Considering all the Greek Mythology references the MC is likely the incarnation of Zeus based on all the NTR memes. Tenma might also be Poseidon based on some versions having Medusa (and her sisters) being Poseidon's lovers.

All three of the leads give different perspectives on things. IchIkawa and Kawashima give both the female perspectives while Urusugi gives one of the male perspectives. The biggest issue is that Urusugi lacks a prudish male perspective to play off of.

Target audience/writers aged up a bit over the past decade and a half. They are now in their late twenties early thirties working at Japanese black companies.

What I think you are missing is that the author is trying to get the idea across that in this divine battle the rules of reality are not limited to the rules that a reincarnator from "Earth" would know or assume. Making assumptions about the rules of a reality is foolish when a fight involves...