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If Kiritani really developed Dissociative Identity Disorder, it seems clear he's feeling torn between his original persona/ego and his current wish for the project to succeed (AKA, sacrificing his self, his morals and truly embracing the role as Yellow Keeper). In other words, he has acted so...

I was actually wondering why I didn't see Yumeko between the sisters. And they all have black hair, whereas Yumeko is blonde. I think Yumeko might be Kiritani's actual child. And he's distorted enough to not care about things like "blood" and "family" in front of his dream. We just saw this...

My guess is that by becoming n undead, MC's dad gave up on being able to return to his world. That was his real sacrifice. Instead of rushing to go back, he decided to wait for them to arrive there. And in the case of MC, IIRC he didn't exactly offer his inability to die, but rather his entire...

It's erotic because it's fantasy. Most fetishes are actually not that good IRL but they're still alluring in fiction. Case in point: these experiences on stealth for people above me. Or on another example, at the very least I want to believe that not all of those people that are into step-family...

My guess is that Takuto counts as a "Player", and so he can only be felled by another player, never by NPCs. That, or he just has a special passive that allows him to respawn after some time. Could be exclusive to his "evil god" atribute or be a mechanic of his game to permit respawn of player...

I knew they'd all die at some point. This manga just reeks that kind of "Berserk" vibes

Yeah, again, I'm not defending DgScans at all, I've noticed they do similar stuff with other series. I also don't have enough trustworthy info to either condemn or excuse their actions, I can only go by what other people say about it.

I thought about it being our MC time traveled, until future-undead-king talked about how he was betrayed "by him" and just after that got isekaied into being a sacred* dragon

Thank you for saving me the pain of thinking about a cool theory for this chapter. By the end of it I could only think "What the actual fu--"

Imagine a baker having a schedule for baking bread. Along the week and month they bake a different bread each time. The rotation allows for the same breads to be available roughly at the same time each month. But next to this baker there are several others with less quality and consistency, that...

Green ordered the kurokos to get in contact with the Neo Rangers. Aside from the fact that they apparently suck at just communicating instead of stalking, that must mean Green has some sort of plan. Maybe he's trying to act as a Martyr to give everyone what they want. A dramatic ending to the...

Trying to make history...

I mean, at this point I think we're being lead to believe that all executives were previously humans. And if my theory of Footsoldiers being fragments of Death Messiah/another executive holds true, technically that could mean that D (and every Footsoldier) is in fact, human. Also maybe I've...

Unfortunately for this theory, we did see Yellow's face in some flashbacks a while ago, and he wasn't even remotely similar to Akabane. What I do think, is that the cloning program was originally intended as a way to experiment how to artificially create humans capable of fully using Dragon...

I mean, the pairing between an invader and a human could work better in the context of demonstration of coexistence... And we already knew, that was workable anyway, thanks to Angel's parents. But I do feel curious about how badass an executive version of Hisui would look like.

Wait, so the existence of transmigrators and reincarnators is a known fact... Remind me why the heck hasn't Ceres said anything about being one then??

D really is a good actor, isn't he? We haven't seen much of it lately but the parts I loved the most of this series was when he was pretending to be Sakurama

Okay, theory time. Remember all that fuzz a bunch of chapters ago about the Core of the Fortress? And the "truth" about footsoldiers? I've got a feeling it all has to do with that misterious figure called Death Messiah. Not the replica created by the IRA, the "Canon" one from the old TV...

Let's reminisce some things for people that haven't binged this series in a while: It is confirmed that Yellow created both Invaders and Divine Tools somehow. It is confirmed that Divine Relics are made with the sacrifice of Dragon Maidens (and usage of clones derives in weaker Divine Tools)...

If you look past the fanservice, this is actually a very well thought and written isekai. As someone who has seen a lot of medieval fantasy works, this one leans towards being one of the most credible and coherent. The characters are all organic and reactions or conversations feel natural...