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the anime is more for those who are invested in the light novel

The anime was just an advertisement for real izakayas... which doesn't matter to those of us who are not even living in Japan.

It's not bad per se, just that the manga is so much better that the anime (and LN by extension) pales in comparison.

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Benishoga or not, I just can't eat ginger. The spiciness gives me headache for some reason.

It brings a few things into question. Did the bug occur only to Laspi because he was killed with the death zone? Dahnya was also bugged after following Shachiku's RTA route, but nothing seemed to happen to Kiira so far.

The card is in English, but the dialogue was in Japanese.

One thing that intrigued me was how the guy has a strong reaction towards the word "Reincarnation magic". So I'm just hoping that it will be brought up again down the line.

Another manga taught me of a simpler way: just spray some water onto the target's face and try to shove the liquid down every hole. If that's too tricky, coating both his nose and mouth would suffice.

Not all anime stick to the novels. Maomao, for example, took a page from the manga (the cuter one) instead of making a faithful adaptation from the novel.

Don't do DUI, people!

This is my favorite dish, although in my place there's only 1/10th the amount of salmon roe in that bowl.

Might want to remove the Aliens tag, unless one of them is bona fide an alien that came from Saturn or something.

lmao, now it actually made sense why the shoes lasted for so long while the dress only lasted until midnight

Try reading GATE. That one will probably send you to the hospital.

Chougetsu used common sense! It was SUPER EFFECTIVE!!!

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Doesn't echolocation work in air too? Bats, for example.

@slazer88 typo on page 5. should be compliment instead of complement.

I'm not sure what's there to clarify though. There exists royalties, nobles, commoners, serfs, and slaves being the lowest caste. Slaves being subjected to corporal punishment and sexual abuse is part of the norm, not the exception. You can say that the glass is half full, but I'll say that...