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I'm low-key expecting some Davie Jones pirate character to show up, reveal how those two were his scouts and for him to have a "Release the Kraken" moment with Gale's party.

I get the impression that the whole manga became a massive slog as of the third year and that the author just wants to be done with it at this point, which he apperantly attempts to do by speedruning characters into existence with minimal development just so that Komi could finish her original...

As much as i would want to see a study like that as well, i doubt "happiness" is something that can be accurately measured with a survey since it can mean different things to different people. For example, have you ever considered that for some cultures sex is not a hallmark goal in a...

Is this corporate propaganda about workplace loyalty or is MC just very fond of FMC being a regular where he works?

I think i get it, Kotoyama simply didn't want to dwell on the details in favor of things happening just-because. The point in this story wasn't the psychological and social problems of vampires and humans, but to strictly illustrate a bunch of inter-personal drama happening because of reasons...

Welp, that was awkward. But hey at least the MC group got some overpriced cinema snacks and ice cream(?) out of Kaido for free as compensation. Hayato may be a country bumpkin, but he sure knows how to make good tactical decisions in that regard.

Some top-tier gamer wisdom right there. Is she debating determinism or some variant of existentialism? On a related note, here's a lighthearted fantasy manga exploring that very concept.

Solid Mid, beginning to end. I thought this was going somewhere at one point, but it ended up being so medicore that i can't even bother to praise or criticize it for anything. Heck, i don't even remember why i kept reading this in the first place.

Although it's perfectly plausible to s*it on Kaido right now, i think it's worth letting him have the benefit of doubt.

A bunch of things just happened with no background context and to top it off there's now a sharp pivot towards Minamo for some reason. Is the manga rushing through plot points that were better explained in the LN?

If after a year Kou will be at risk of getting killed by the other vampires and subsequentally starts spending the rest of his life on the run (in Vietnam or wherever), why not risk some other plan invoving the suck? But presumably nobody was actually serious about killing Kou just-because...

Wait, how did Nazuna knew where to rent a camp site if it was Kou's spontaneous idea to go to the beach in the first place? Even if she just happened to spot it while there, is it even possible to just walk into a random campsite at night and have it rented out just like that?

How is this at the bottom of the TOC? Is it really getting memed to death in Japan?

The manga is probably under performing if the author had to pull an attractive female character out of thin air like this.

This was underwhelming, to say the least.

You know, i think there's some wasted comedy potential here. Instead of pretending to be a straight-forward SC official, Kuze totally could have pulled a skit in this chapter. For example:

So if Chastel is the positive misfortune cathode and Kuro is the negative misfortune anode, would placing both of them in the same room create a misfortune-field (as with an electromagnetic field)?

I would say materials and resources are just an external aspect of both rather than a "third spoke" of sorts, meaning the subject of what instincts are hardwired towards and what the cultural intellect (rather than instinct) uses for production. While falling back on instincts could result in a...

I think in this case Triablism ("in/out groups") is more of a cultural trait than an instinctive one. Sure the families usually protect their own members or go out of their way to protect relatives from a tribe due to kinship, but if we're talking about a hierarchical system like in an...