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It feels like this whole scene has a bunch of people making decisions that don’t really make sense. 1) Wizard Guy (who... isn’t a knight and is apparently just some random dude?) was wandering around town looking for secret monsters to fight, I guess? And he’s ready to attack people based on...

I can’t pretend that Plot didn’t happen here, but there’s still the internal voice yelling “get on with it already”. The vampire thing is what makes the series unique and gives your main character depth, give us more of that instead of knight stuff that’s basically indistinguishable from any...

Nah, I don't think the protag's had that particular realization about themselves just yet. Like, it's clearly going to happen eventually (unless the author just backs out of it), but I imagine he'd still be using male pronouns at this point. At least, when not in Magical Girl form. I suppose...

Hm, yes, that well-known poker card, the thirteen of diamonds

Man, that seems like a lot of pressure to be under as a teenager. “Hey, high school student, better hope you’ve got a really good grasp of your own gender identity because you’re going to have to make a gigantic choice that will completely shape the entire rest of your life”.

Come on, get through the Prez stuff so we can see Lucca get girl'd already.

Yeah, way too easy to see the progression for this one. It's not even something he's going to have to get that clever with (past the first arc or so), just ramp up the power on that basic concept and you've got a Todoroki.

I feel like the author just doesn't understand what makes gambling manga actually work. Fundamentally, a good gamble is a lot like a good mystery--you've got a bunch of different pieces of information, (the rules, the things the opponents is doing, so on and so forth), and that leads you to...