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Being a sociopath is a mental disorder but not every mental disorder manifests in you being a sociopath. She is not a sociopath despite undoubtedly being mentally unstable

I wouldn't call her a sociopath. She clearly feels and acts upon empathy

I'm not sure we're looking at the same person. He looks like he'd squash a person's head with a two fingers grip

Didn't expect the surf 'n turf at the end

Did you really miss such an explicit symbolism? A dinner table with a naked woman almost completely eaten by older and well dressed men? I'm not going to argue the artist draws this with a single hand, but that is probably the only sexy scene in a while we have no business complaining about

Non! Il faut jamais prier a du travail a qui que se soit. C'est trop cruel ca, Kumoko!

If there's a pathway for people from their world to randomly go to Stella's world as parasites when they die, why would you think it's weird for vampires to exist in that world too? Such a path already sounds very fantasy-like to me

It honestly could end right here and it would be beautiful. Hopefully the following volumes keep up with the quality

Que corno fue este capitulo :rolleyes:

It really doesn't conflict with their ideals. To be honest, they hardly have any strong ideals or convictions other than living for one another

Paso de "Que turbio!" a "Que tremendo!" en un par de paginas. Grande Kawashima

Oh, that makes even more sense. Both tanned and muscular women are extremely unpopular in the japanese weeb culture. Hard to know why... Maybe they've never met one? It's really a pity

Ratings in manga apps mean absolutely nothing unfortunately. People rarely vote things other than 1, 8, 9 or 10 and don't understand that 5 isn't bad, it's merely mediocre

Someone got isekai'd into him

He basically just said "He's a human. We're not devils or saints. We do both good and bad and have our reasons for each"

What a silly take. Races are not disgusting. Some individuals are. This way of generalizing is exactly what breeds conflict

I'm not sure I agree. It makes them feel less alive and more like video game mechanics

Every species that wages "wars" by definition must live in a society. If they live in a society, they understand coexistence. In every case, both sides know what coexistence is, and yet we still choose violence to reach our goals. That is just the natural course, not just tied to human nature...

I still don't understand what this arc adds to the story other than having the mandatory isolationist Japan warring period reference

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