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Looks like the weird Barber is probably like Hanako or something, not quite on the good guy side but opposed to the villains. Makes me wonder what sorta haircut he did end up giving to Kinta then.

something tells me his wallet was stolen, not lost.

This seems familiar, is it a reupload?

Page 16, you're telling me that guy got to activate Fang of Critias twice in one turn? Someone get him on an actually competent deck ad he'll pop off.

People are mad that it ended with the same sorta joke that happens every arc, but I bet people would've been mad if he did confess only for it to end anyway. I just think people are mad it ended, cause it was a fun manga to read. See you later, love cowboy.

Guess we know who takes after who more.

I do wonder what Okarun was about to do. Oh well, time for a fight, maybe Momo will get caught up in it again and they'll have another bonding moment, like with the last fight. Although with Jiji around, that might be unlikely.

Why does this look so cursed...

"Be proud of who you are, your inherent advantages make you useful to us" is not the best reason for racial pride, but oh well.

I've been thinking about it since the last time that magician showed up, but Evans probably should at least learn how he escaped the ropes. Both so he can slip out if tied up, and also so he can make sure whoever he ties up stays tied up.

This didn't age well.

Was that steam even necessary, she seems completely smooth.

If giving a bracelet is a way to propose, I wonder what Raelza will think of being given back her gauntlet.

Did they not have him tied up? Or is his usage of the key enhancing him to the point where he couldn't be feasibly restrained.

So it seems to have an attack condition similar to the ghosts in the alley or Cheap Trick, where it'll make you try and turn around and then attack.

Oh thank god, it was winding up as if it were ending, but they were just announcing a part 2. I wonder if the vibe will change?

It always irks me to see people that not only insist that their own actions don't matter, but also that everyone else sees them that way. It's one thing to think a stranger doesn't care about you, it's another to say something like that to a friend.

"Today I met senpai for the first time." So you first met him today? That's a really odd way to word it.

Wasn't this posted before? I feel like i've seen it already.

Why are they trying so hard to get people to stop caring, why does she care so much about not wanting to try? They're not laidback at all, they're pretty passionate about the aesthetic of not wanting to try.