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As infuriating as it is to see someone reply "No." to working together to stop a world ending threat, I kind of see where he's coming from. A regulatory agency getting chummy with those they're supposed to police would inevitably raise eyebrows and lower public trust. Also, I'm gonna go out on a...

It would be hilarious if, instead of a Sweeny Todd guy, was actually just a weird barber. A completely harmless, if strange, man.

Not the worst chapter of the arc. We got some good characterization for Shiratori in that she's willing to put in the actual work rather than just saying she likes Okarun. It just feels a bit bad because the author has been building up Okarun and Momo for the whole series, and it feels like this...

Ah, but you see, that would require the author to consider a plot point other than a)Attemped Elf Rape, or b)"MC is the strongest and is totally badass for murdering anybody standing in his way XD! But it totally okay when he does it because the rest of the world DESERVES IT!"

Fair enough. It has been a couple of years since I read em.

As far as I can tell, this is a manga exclusive plot line. Granted, I did stop reading the light novels at about this point in the story (after spending a whole bunch of money buying all the volumes on bookwalker. Ugh...) I can't remember for sure though. Also, just as a side note, at least he...

I usually feel neutral leaning towards dislike of Chita. I already made a post (I think last chapter) about my issues with her, so I won't rehash them here. But this is the first Chita chapter I actually struggled to read. My eyes just kept glazing over and slipping of the page.

This arc is kind of a drag. I can only hope it's building up to something good, because the quality seems so much lower than that of the arcs before.

If you're gonna try and snipe a series you should at least put some effort into it.

Chita really is the Jar Jar Binks of this series. Put in to be an ill-fitting comedy relief character who most of the audience either doesn't care about or actively despises. I think the author is trying to add dimension to her character, but isn't doing a real great job. I think the problem...

Everyone else marveling that she didn't bleed out, and I'm thinking about how this is the first time she's been a bit honest with herself.

This is such a cute and sweet series. I kinda hope everything stays this low stakes, with all the conflict just coming from kids being kids that are growing up.

How is it that they're even cuter together in this than the original series?

At this point I'm not surprised, but how far up your own ass do you have to be to blame the person trying to defend you after you spent who knows how long betraying them.

Is he really going to try and pull the "Women are weaker then men" card after Olivia has been slaughtering their troops ever since she enlisted?

She is so full of herself, and so lost in her illusion of being in love with Rei. If she was thinking clearly at all, she would realize that Rei is just using her for his own self satisfaction. If a man doesn't love his wife, why would he care about her? As far as I can tell, their relationship...

Well. There we have it. It is kind of funny that in a way, it's Rei's fault they got caught. Because of his need to lie about everything, he stoked the flames of jealousy in Rio. Having seen what led to the first condom, I'm no longer surprised the the provocation worked for the second one in...

I swear to god, the artist is trying to kill me with these color covers.

I also think there's an aspect of him seeming fairly useless without her. He doesn't seem to have any homemaking skills, as he relied on Mahoro to do all the cooking and cleaning. I'm willing to bet he never learned how to do it at home either, as his mother spoiled him rotten. So from his point...

On one hand, Mahoro is consistently level headed when angry, which is a good trait to have. On the other, I really wanted her to tear Rei and her MiL a new one.