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Yep. https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Toaster_(Old_World_Blues) Also this backstory is all kinda of references. The middle is Skynet/Terminator, but the beginning is almost exactly the plot of Thomas Was Alone.

I'm hoping there some sort of ground-aerial combo fighting where Scarlet uppercuts them 100m into the air and the Queen tailwhips them to Narnia

Aye, translation seemed good to me. Only noticed two grammar mistakes and they were minor

I strongly recommend you don't spoiler yourself on this unless you just go read the Light Novel. The way he did it is interesting enough but the way it's revealed is REALLY cool.

This manga continues to prove that a trash fire is still fire. My sides.

In the LN the specifics of how he survives aren't revealed until much later. It comes alongside a bunch of other reveals that combine to form one great mindblow moment.

50% of the problem was that godawful CG they used. Most of the what-should-have-been-badass parts looked like in-game cutscenes from an N64 game.

I personally would be fine with Yuri Otome Isekai One Piece.

It's translated at all, which is more than we had. You've got my thanks. It seems like a few of the pages are out of order though.

The Light Novel has a much better ending. Rather, the manga stopped just before the LN ending, and I mean just before, like 1-2 chapters more and they could've completed it. I have no idea why they stopped it right there. EDIT: To clarify, the proper ending is found in the follow-up short story...

Here's a thought: maybe it has to do with her feelings on people passing away "naturally". Could be her father died from "natural causes" and she sees those as monstrous and terrible as a result.

And at the end of that he turns her, in the process turning back into a human, she loses her memories. The cycle repeats, back and forth, one of them already in love, the other falling in love, over and over. Sort of an Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind ending, only with more vampires and...

The Light Novel explains the scene in way more detail, but during that scene the Witch is only controlling her physical body, not her mind (though she's technically capable of it). The Saintess joins the Witch because despite being a half-insane loose cannon she's ultimately after one of the...

Unfortunately not only was the manga axed, so was the Light Novel. Got to 4 volumes of a planned 5 and was canned before the 5th was published. If you wanna read the ending you have to track down the Web Novel, and the translations are... rough.

It's a possibility. She has a lot to atone for, a lot she did that was flat out wrong that cannot be excused, but there's a chance she's not entirely beyond redemption.

Child abuse is often self-propagating, unfortunately. A lot of abusers are victims, too. Doesn't excuse the abuse, but damn does it make it even more tragic.

He wants to be the very best, like no one ever was

4 of the 5 light novel volumes had an official English translation. The end of Volume 4 stops at chapter 98 of the web novel, roughly.

According to my garbage yandex-fu, the text is basically a mix of "this is the final chapter" and "thank you for your support" and "this has been a wonderful experience". Lots of "final chapter" and "final episode" so yeah, I think it's done. Also I think there's a "please read the light novel"...

Damn. The English release of the final volume of the light novel got cancelled as well. Publishers dropped the entire franchise like a hot rock.