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@Hobobo most of Europe is living through some form of socialism. Hell even the capitalist hellscape that is the United States has limited socialism in the form of Social Security. And before anyone brings it up, no, authoritarian communism is not the same thing.

BTW Toki isn't the one who got rid of all the antiseptic. It was to show that Gosha was so caught up in the happiness of their life together that he forgot to manically keep stocked up on it and didn't pay attention to how low it was getting. Until one day he reaches for it and finds out that...

What people always seem to leave out of these hypothetical discussions is matters of scale. What could go right versus what could go wrong. Knives versus guns for example. Someone crazy goes on a knifing spree? They may badly injure some people, kill some, but they could be stopped relatively...

Wow, Kaarme's just a goddamn libertarian. Probably wants everyone and anyone who wants one to have access to guns and chemical agents too. Between the two extremes, I prefer the one that doesn't place weapons of mass destruction within the easy reach of any thug or wannabe dictator.

@b33fy It's one of the reasons I really like this series. Him and Mary are great characters that showcase the positive side of religion. Every other manga I can think of, religious people are crazed zealots, corrupt politicians, or outright the bad guys, and religion and the gods just treated as...

Aww man, I watched that anime way back when I was a kid. Super nostalgia.

@Echonic well she could probably make a pretty decent living being a critic and writing articles about the plays she watches.

@Sayori-chii Except Jack explicitly said that they weren't thriving. Their culture was stagnant and their population growth was low. Basically on the verge of just underbreeding to extinction.

None of ya'll realizing that the Lord of the Mountain didn't even actually eat any of the food, just absorbed the mana from it. So sad.

@eviljackspicer Wow. You mean the masochist manga where the girl literally makes the dude cry from her constant bullying. That is your definition of "respecting boundaries". Yeah, to hell with that.

You people asking how there's so much blood just from a tattoo don't seem to get that it's a goddamn sloth doing the tattooing. Can you imagine what would happen to you if someone held a tattoo gun in the same spot of flesh for hours on end? You'd end up with finely perforated meat. And as for...

@Seregosa You know, constantly prefacing every comment with "I don't actually care about these characters" is really pointless, especially if you're gonna do it every other chapter. And it sounds disingenuous. Who are you trying to convince? If you don't care about them, then don't care about...

@Seregosa Simply put, the original definition of lolicon is being drawn to someone with childlike qualities. Those qualities being innocence, small size, purity, youth, helplessness. Haru pretty much fits the bill for that. She's a dwarf rabbit, and as we saw in her flashback chapter, she's...

The loli aka lolita, that is prevalent in Japanese pop culture comes from a book called "Lolita", about a love affair between an old man and a little girl whose name was Lolita. The "lolita complex" is where one is attracted to images of purity, innocence, helplessness, small in size and cute...

They keep using "shin". Do they mean "god"? I know the kanji can be read as "kami" or "shin". But they properly translated god and goddess before, so that can't be it. Is it just "shin" in kata or is it some different kanji? It just sounds really awkward.

@Kaarme Where'd martial arts even enter into this discussion? All I'm saying is that mundane firearms not backed by magic or special abilities of some kind would be useless against monsters, thus it's not really that big a deal to have them in the fantasy setting, even if it does make things...

Fucking finally. If I had to put up with this ignorant delusional MC for much longer... The loli-mom was already a major turn-off, as is the MC's perversion obsession. Let's see if this can be salvaged now.

For those saying "Oh he should have tried dispelling curse anyway". That'd be like going to a doctor and getting a diagnosis where you clearly, very obviously, have cancer, but then you say "let's try that cure for respiratory illness, just in case".

@Kaarme I mean, did you see that basilisk last chapter? Turns you to stone just by looking at you, and you kinda gotta be able to look at something to shoot at it accurately. On top of that you've got magical wolves that are apparently resistant to high-impact blows or can outright dodge them...

@Yautja Except the point you made was that certain categories of "weak" people should be killed, or don't deserve to live. That just turns it into the whole "strong survive, weak die" thing except you're redefining what qualifies as strong and what qualifies as weak. It's like the judgment of...