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On page 28, the name "change" from Idera to Idea may be that Idea is a nickname or, perhaps more likely given the context, that Chika is slurring the name a bit since she is starting to cry.

Japanese doesn't have an "L" sound, so when Japanese borrows a word with an L or puts it in writing, it is replaced with "R". This makes things ambiguous when trying to do the reverse: it can be hard to tell whether R or L were intended. In this case, they may have translated page 1 first as...

As much as I enjoy him being snarky with his newest subordinates, it's nice to see Jin Sohan back to showing off how overpowered he is.

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I imagine that more important than having a powerful fusion is the possibility of them all sharing D's memories—everything he's experienced, learned, and trained—so that even if they separate they all become as formidable as D. Then they can all go out doing their own things, learning and...

It's neat how, with the black and white medium, Sylvia being covered with splotches and smears of paint is basically indistinguishable from how blood and bruises would appear. It really highlights how this is Sylvia's battle, and it the effect wouldn't be the same in color—unless Galna wears a...

The blood being that way also makes it as if he were wearing a mask, because the mask prevents the rest of the face from getting blood on it—like he has an unseen mask. However you look at it, it is really cool.

I'd been wondering what he did as a "beauty" Newtuber, and I suppose that answers it. He's good enough at make-up to make super-convincing fake tattoos. Plus the hairstyling and whatever else for disguises. Still not sure what exactly goes in his videos, but he clearly has the skills.

Reminds me of Endo and Kobayashi's Live Commentary on the Villainess.

This has been an underrated favorite of mine, so here are some things to know for anyone looking to read it. First, know that the main character, Jin Sohan, is overpowered right from the start. There aren't any training arcs, though we do get flashbacks to what his training was like. The story...

It must be an error on page 12. Dialogues should be swapped: "Naturally. Rather, we need him to reach..." and "Next is the Saintess, right? As I recall, in the neighboring country of Bast-". The latter is interrupted by the "Oi."

Considering what we learned of his perspective this chapter, it's possible that all of Fleta's abuse was part of a plan to, essentially, turn her into a super weapon that he believes he could control with light magic.

They're all either underestimating what the children would be capable of, or they are already well prepared for this sort of thing. Scariest possibility I can imagine is that they don't care about doing an investigation because, if the children become troublesome enough, they are willing to just...

I'd understand the fear there as simply the fear of death or, inversely, the will to survive. Most animals would struggle to avoid anything that threatens to kill them—even something like an insect. And demons are intelligent enough to recognize a more complicated threat to their lives, such as...

What happened in the middle when Jin So-Han threw the arm into the lake? Was that mistakenly mixed in from a different manhwa?

Since these are "volume release specials", my guess had been that these would be spread out throughout the relevant arcs—maybe as something like "volume extras"—so we may not be getting the intended reading experience with these.

Also, Mao Mao was raised by a man who was very well-educated and well-traveled, such that her genius biological father even considered him to be brilliant. We haven't seen too much of him (which is why I can't recall his name), but it seems he was an excellent teacher in addition to being an...

With a brief internet search, the answer is yes. Cooking fish kills nasty bacteria and parasites. The main risk would be the bones, which would harden into a choking hazard, so a cat owner should make sure to debone cooked fish before giving any to their pet.

While there is an understandable logic to this guy's philosophy, the reason that it's so irksome is that there's no integrity to it. He'll follow along with one group of people, but turn around and betray them as soon as it seems like it'll benefit him. You can't trust him. As well as he's...