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He uses astral projection in chapters 33 and 34. I'm not sure if it came up earlier than that.

I think the mountaineering story is also based on a well-known horror story. It gets referenced on this page in this manga. So Numakawa already knew the twist ahead of time.

"I need to win a cooking contest against one of my coworkers who sucks at cooking, commits workplace harassment that could provoke a lawsuit, and pushed Asuka down a set of stairs." "...You know I'm still a co-owner of the restaurant, right? Why has nobody told me that I'm still giving a...

There's a story that mapo tofu was originally created by a pockmarked old woman, and mapo literally means pockmarked old woman in Chinese, if anyone's curious.

I know challenging the guy to a cooking contest is stupid, but remember that the first part of this series involved Ban getting mercilessly beaten by his senior coworker multiple times until the guy quit for personal reasons. Not addressing workplace abuse is a recurring theme in this series.

Why did they ask the high schooler to order the liquor? You still need ID for online orders, and the club has three members and four other college students helping them.

Just realized the truck on page 5 is a reference to chapter 66, the part about the fruit that take over your body. Daidai is even the one who originally makes the face for the advertisement.

I think he came early, or couldn't fully satisfy her.

Pretty likely that Hijikata will be part of Okita's backstory and he'll be shown after the backstory's over.

He shows up in chapter 39, page 15, helping the Mage's Guild intercept a message from the Madame.

So this chapter and the previous one are both parodying the scene where the other foremen confront Ootsuki after Kaiji reveals that he's cheating? Rule of three makes me think the next chapter will do the same thing.

It's not confirmed, but Yoshida's dad was almost certainly the human. Yoshida still writes letters back to her home in the elven forest to her mother. Her dad is probably dead (maybe from old age, assuming that elves have much longer life spans in this manga). At the end of the first volume...

The bikini from the last page really resembles the one from this panel in the original series. Maybe a callback?

Raiku has the best inner cover art, same as with the original series. I especially like this Brago and Sherry one and this Ted and Jeed one.

Seems like slave is scissors and commoner is paper, so noble is rock? But it also seems like you're supposed to play the hands following a pattern, like it goes noble -> slave -> commoner -> noble, and saying "revolution" reverses the order. I'm not sure. It's confusing if slave beats commoner...

I like that you see them have to work a little to use Yume's smell ability. All they know is that it's dangerous that day and that the tomato juice smells white, so they piece together that they'll have to use it as fake blood. It would be more interesting if they played around more with...

I don't get what's happening. Did they skip over a chapter?

I think pages 11 and 12 are in the wrong order.

New Year's eve party with three women. Childhood friend-chan is seething.

Chinchin is a slang word for penis in Japanese...I wonder if tintinnabulum sounds like chinchin-abulum.