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Uuuuuh... The illogical "bitchiness" in this manga reminds me of School Days (and those who experienced the nice boat moment will agree on not going in that direction).

Treachery averted. All is well with the world.

The long prophesied beach episode is nearly upon us!

This is the way the manga ends. Not with a bang but a whimper.

Wholesome yandere... until she isn't.

...was accepted into art school? Even he would have made a more sincere piece of art.

Kill God with the power of friendship? What a novel concept! /s Yeah. I can even enjoy bad things when you can feel the authors have put their heart into it. But these generic storylines made me feel like I am grading someone's homework.

You know this gif was going to be posted:

What do Japanese people call a boring hobby?

As good this development is... I fear axe-kun is coming for this manga. It seems like mangas about happy couples do not sell well. 😰

Yeah, the western restaurant industry is way less restrictive... but, from second had experience, in Japanese kitchens, the Shūshin koyō (lifetime employment in exchange for loyalty) is still very important. Heck! You can say this manga is partly about that. As in other traditional...

High treason in Haute Cuisine. I hope Hans charges a fortune for helping a competitor, because, if he is discovered, his career as a cook will be over. After all, who in their mind would employ someone who goes to work with another chef so readily? And all those other cooks are now witnesses, so...

According to several sources the etymology of the words "chef" comes from "chief" (head, leader) in old French... but that only reaches the 14th century and the relationship to the equivalent Latin word "caput" doesn't seem very clear to me, so there might some connection there. But, honestly...

A master that isn't willing to learn new things doesn't remain a master for long.

In fact, the plot device of the hero(es) having to pilot a mech to defeat an overpowered villain-of-the-week was originally from Japanese Spider-Man. So... yeah. Power Rangers (and many other tokusatsu series) were directly inspired by an absurd Japanese reinterpretation of Spider-Man in the...

That would only result in a dependent and stagnant society, though.

It is a (female) elf from a webcomic that it is being published semiregurlaly in the comics subreddit. Whether the comic is good or not is up for debate, but her off-model reactions have become memes of their own.

I was smiling through the entire chapter. Seeing the high command struggling with so much success is... What was that word? Oh, yeah!...

Those facial expressions remind me of another, infamous elf...

Holy Copyright Infringement, Batman!... I mean... Betawoman!