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Personally I love this trope and still see lots of potential for it for exploring fantasy versions of IRL social issues.

I actually find the idea of him summoning real world ingredients and sending back a coin pretty funny. I'm more bothered by the presence of a refrigerator.

I think it has more to do with it being a previously introduced character. Remember, her leader kinda got offed earlier.

I was expecting something snarky, like Kemono Michi.... but the wholesomeness of this one warms my embittered heart in a way I didn't expect.

Noo, don't die Susuki!

Schmuck-san is worrying too much. As long as the monsters are not outright eaten and have someone to advocate for them, then it will be possible to demonstrate to the larger society that they are capable of sapience, and therefore deserve some degree of personhood.... Second-class personhood...

It is undeniable that the humans are technologically far superior to these monsters, even if the monsters are sapient. I cannot help but wonder if the ideal thing would be for the humans to try and assimilate and absorb the monsters into their civilization. Not as livestock, but more as minority...

Sometimes Amanda gets flak for not being nearly as intelligent as she thinks she is. I would point to this chapter and argue that while not necessarily the smartest character, she is by no means the dumbest character either. Her real problem is that what genuine flashes of insight she does have...