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Well that's dumb. Why did Shu alter his own memories? Why did he alter Lava's memories? She already thought she was the one who did it. He could have just given himself up and explained what happened, or even better used his powers on the responding police to make them think they all watched...

Honestly, I'm surprised it took either of them this long to ask about reincarnation.

I feel like the slow build up from first meeting him to becoming incredibly possessive was done well, and I think the resolution was pretty realistic. Outside the bar setting they talked, set boundaries, and she took a step back and realized she was going too far. She now also knows where Masata...

They are literally in a jail made specifically to house superpowered female criminals. Every inmate has a superpower. Zero the Hero is definitely half baked with almost no hint as to what its about or the things they have done up until this point. We'll probably see a bunch about it and the...

The warden probably knows someone with powers to alter memories and had them swap her and Shu in Lava's memories. This probably happened after whatever incident happened so that Alissa could keep her under control or watch over her without any interference. I don't think Lava mentioned having a...

Considering she has missed school for 100 years, pretty sure anyone who would have known her is dead.

Lol, its like the fantasy version of Idiocracy. The best craftsmen and builders were too preoccupied making sex toys and anime figures.

I don't think its a retcon. Ice wanted to help those girls and she taught them how to manipulate men as a way to empower themselves. Manipulating men to benefit yourself appears to be Ice's world view on how things just work. Makes me wonder if something happened in her previous life that led...

I'm wondering if its that good male abilities are rare, but more powerful to an extreme. Women are generally more powerful, but at the highest level men actually have some of the most powerful abilites. It may not be that they are trying to protect a female centric society as much as they could...

Is this uploaded right? It seems like it switches to another chapter half way through. NVM, the jump from them talking about the potion and mentioning a quest to being in the middle of the battle was so abrupt that it felt like it skipped half a chapter.

Maybe I'm missing something, but Seira is a tsundere? Is that a mistranslation or something? When has Seira ever pretended to not like him or be cold towards him? And her feelings on the inside aren't affectionate like a tsundere, they are obsessive. If anything she is the opposite of a...

Wow, I was completely wrong about magic girl. She went straight for the kill. Of course, having been cut off from the outside world for centuries she has no idea how magic has advanced separate from what she has created. It was honestly pretty stupid to attack a fellow mage whose magic she has...

I don't think so. While she isn't interested in talking to people without magic, but she doesn't show disdain or hatred. If anything, by the way she carries the two girls, she seems to want to show off and brag about her magic more than anything.

Judgement day for sensei. Is she going to properly tell Sou what to do to defend himself? Or will she lose herself and tell him the best way to defend himself is to impregnate the attacker (her). Ultimately, Sou will probably do or say something that will save her from herself and make...

Wow, I think this is one of the first times where a woman's internal thoughts (Sensei wanting to show Sou's family that he is happy and doesn't want to drop out) and Sou's internal thoughts (Wants to show his family he is happy and doesn't want to drop out) actually align and aren't a complete...

Judging by the way the sides of the hood stick out I'm guessing elf ears. Either way they are talking to themselves so either they are crazy with loneliness or have a split personality.

I think at this point Lily is my favorites character. Her growth over the last few chapters has been interesting while not being overly dramatic or overdone. She's not crying or freaking out about everything, she's just slowly realizing how twisted her life was and the things she missed out on.

I would guess with John Doe being dead there was no one to maintain his parts so he would die anyways from machine parts failing. Of course, lich scientist lady could probably figure it out but it ultimately strikes me as simply a character the author didn't want to keep around.

You know if he keeps losing limbs and getting injured while needing to have everything replaced to the point he is more machine than man, maybe he's not that great of a warrior if he keeps losing so much.

All this support and caring for Aria feels extremely hollow as apparently none of these people, including the father, have even seen or checked on her in what appears to be at least a couple years.