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I forget where, but in one of the previous chapters, there's a panel of Guneashely saying something like "the most beautiful flowers bloom the shortest," so she is as close to explicitly dead as you can get without seeing her corpse or funeral.

The thing Mado's used on social media is #BokeBuki, so in the vein of referring to Danmachi, KonoSuba, and others, that's probably the best abbreviation to use.

That ending reminds me that I'd heard tales that Tiger (of Tiger and Bunny) was originally going to have the hero name of Busty until somebody got told that it had no association with busting things up in English, just bust things.

Just be careful. At one point Sadako was all four of these things: ghost, futa, computer virus, biological virus.

PixAI can make the pic, but by default doesn't know that Senpai should be a guy.

@xystus it's probably down to seeing the effects of the culture of overwork on the artists' and authors' parents just getting a bit overexaggerated. At least they have a nice word to shuffle all the stress and fatigue related incidents under. Of course, unless a death by karoshi, illness by...

In the Wizardry series of RPGs, which Dungeon Meshi has a few cues from in structure, the Ninja class tends to get an ability to do more damage unarmed and avoid better with less equipment. How viable a zenra ninja run or character is tends to rely on both how status spells land and if attack...

Oh, yay. I just realized that this was a new chapter. Congrats and thanks.

Whoo! New chapter I can read. Thank you team. EDIT: For some reason, I saw the flag as the Brazilian one on mobile. So now I know that I could have read this for ages and just haven't because of a brain error. Still, thanks team.

@Nep (and I guess also @Pinka) in the credits of the game you find out that at least in the original shorts, senpai is Hachiouji Naoto, family name and given name respectively. It was also the first time that we got Nagatoro's full name, and that has been kept. So it could still be Naoto...