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Supposedly, Napoleon sent a letter to his first wife, Josephine, before returning home from war, saying, "I'll be home in three days. Don't bathe." Though that seems to just be an urban legend.

See Chapter 430 for the image of Henri casting the translation spell that creates a ribbon.

On page 6, I think it should say, "Two with my hands, two with my legs." If it's two with each hand and leg, that's eight total. Or it could say "One with each hand, one with each foot."

I think the point is more that even though the author wasn't his biological dad, the time he spent with his stepfather was meaningful in his development. He still cares about his relationship with his stepfather, and is probably bringing the essay to him.

Page 7: "You just want to curry favor with him." Are you sure this isn't meant to be, "He's just trying to curry favor with me"? I know in Nobunaga no Chef, there's a part (chapter 282, page 13) where Hideyoshi asks Nobunaga for backup with the Mouris, but it's explained that Hideyoshi is...

I feel like if she brought Ukano to the dinner and they had a nice night out as a pseudo-family, that would appeal more to Yoishi than going out on a date.

In that chapter, it's revealed that he's a furry who has a fetish for people being slowly transformed into animals, not for partial furries like a girl with fox ears, so he was eliminated as a suspect. There's a panel where he says "You've found me out" but I think that's in response to being...

Is the guy who says women are terrifying supposed to be Napoleon? He would've been in Corsica at the time, though maybe that's just a random soldier.

The first three pages of the first chapter shows that happening at the end of the year.

The dad is probably the daughter's childhood friend, I don't know who else it could be.

To be fair, Tei was in the middle of a major scandal that made her out to be a temptress and homewrecker. I doubt Takuma or the rest of the company leadership would let him maintain a relationship with her, and she wouldn't want to ruin his future. But aside from that, I think there's a certain...

I thought they were effectively broken up after the scandal, when Tei told Ryuu that she couldn't love both him and acting. I see them more as two exes who still have feeling for each other but can't be together because of circumstances.

I reread some old chapters, and it looks like Hama was the only one who heard about Nijimura. In chapter 192 (which got taken off of MD, but you can find aggregators that host it by googling "read ura baito"), Yume and Hama see a figure in the mist. The figure looks like Tokiko from Q to Hama...

I think there's a mistranslation on page 34: Michizane should be saying "He believed his granddaughter was alive", referring to the grandfather, right?

Same. I also enjoyed the series, but I feel like it piled on so many new things that important parts of the beginning of the story got left behind. A comment about the last chapter pointed out that the series began saying that Santa was being hunted because of their society's stranglehold on...

In the group photo on page 29, you can see a man's face in the top right, under Miki's hand. I'm guessing that's the author, Akira Nagai, who died two years into the series, leaving the artist, Nogizaka Tarou, to finish it.

Prediction: Ueno puts up a good fight but loses, then Manaka tells her ex to fuck off on her own terms, maybe even beats him at a match. That way, Manaka can show that she really doesn't want to be with him, and decides things for herself.

Daimonji day is the day Ryuu and Kosuzu spent together before she got bought out by Takuma, back in Volume 2.

I found the illustration that was referenced. From this url: https://www.medicos-e.net/newsdetail/goods_watamote/

Brunhild's husband is that guy's older brother (Gunther). Giselher is the youngest of Kriemhild's three brothers.