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Somewhat accurate. Unlike even Germany, the primary antagonist of WW2, the US still constrains Japan through old treaties, for example restraining their ability to maintain a proper standing army and forcing it to host US military bases that are, to put it lightly, not very popular with locals...

Gross, dropped.

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Yeah man, I'm having a real Jimmy Neutron brain blast over here contemplating this extremely basic observation.

Alright, I take it back; the "their preferred hairstyle" from last chapter was actually warranted.

Unless the next chapter reveal is that it's a girl, "their hairstyle" is a bit unnatural here.

There is, but I don't want to catch a ban for naming a certain free aggregator of sites like fanbox with paid content. I will say you should search for the japanese name of the author on such a site, that being 'グレゴリウス山田/ヤマーーダ', and not his English name.

What happened to Kano's proportions on page 4, third panel?

I appreciate how the setting is unironic fantasy. The protagonist isn't purely some quippy self-aware insert for the modern reader, he is of the world too.

I still want the magic faction to win, though I know it won't happen. At least from the comfortable position of a reader, the magic faction, prizing individual talent and self-governance, has something much more romantic than the ruthlessly egalitarian industrialization of the government faction.

I get that it's legally possible to complain, but I don't get the motivation in this context. Reading snippets of song lyrics doesn't 'replace' listening to a song, no 'potential listeners' are being stolen. If anything, some readers might look up the featured songs and bands to listen to them...

Surely the manager won't screw him over :worry:

The cute moment's lessened a bit by doing a close-up of the shitty 3D hands.

If a setting features slavery or, as in your example, a tobacco tax, there will obviously be people supporting it. It would be strange if there weren't. You're advocating a weaker form of the argument of the person I replied to: Instead of not wanting stories to feature elements like slavery at...

I have no idea how you got that from my comment, since it doesn't say that.

There's all the difference in the world, since depiction is not endorsement. It's incredibly boring when the utterances of any character in a fictional world are interpreted as what the author really thinks in real life: If a manga features a character who offers a justification for killing...

People can accept complete fantasy elements like magic or dragons, but not that a system of slavery in a fictional world isn't as bad as real-life slavery; it's so tiring. I don't want to hear anyone complain about a lack of creativity in isekai stories while simultaneously not being able to...

Had never heard of that. Out of interest, what was the original raw for that?

"girlboss"?

Randomly saw this on the front page and I'm lucky I did, this is really something special.