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I forgot it even existed when it showed up in my feed.

To be fair, Kanzaki kinda deserved that dropkick. Who the fuck just cheerfully holds up a cockroach like that?

So... We just gonna gloss over the fact that they're doing this in class?

I saw it coming, because that's just how tamers work in basically every bit of fiction, but it still would have been fucking hilarious if the tame worked without a hitch and ended the "hero's" schemes before they could even begin.

It's like the second coming (heh) of Teihen Ryoushu no Kanchigai Eiyuutan.

Yeah: Haruto trying to be a lazy shut-in and Char being adorable.

True, but you also have to take into account that he's the gloomy loner outcast that nobody likes; the worse your reputation or general vibe, the more people will say anything about you, regardless of how believable it actually is. Speaking from experience, mind you; back in high school (which...

Except he kinda does, if he's even vaguely serious about being a vtuber. If he cancels a stream last minute and offers no explanation once, what's to stop it from happening again? At that point, who's going to care if he's streaming, since they never know if the stream is actually going to...

So Hiura-mama's about to join the fray; she's going to inevitably find out everything, so the real question is: Will we get some drama about her disapproving of Hiura's choices and relationship with Midou? Will she reveal she already knew and is accepting? Will she just cock an eyebrow and go...

To be fair, it's kinda understandable. Nazuna and MC knew each other and have a history together; she committed suicide because of his remarks, only to end up in this hellhole, where they reunited and he went to seemingly extreme lengths to save and protect her, while swearing to do everything...

And absolutely nothing changed.

... As batshit insane as it is, it actually makes a vague modicum of sense.

Holy shit. Being reliant on slavery is already stupid, but relying on it for almost 60% of your whole nation's total food production is the kind of mind-numbing stupidity that genuinely deserves the total and utter collapse of their nation.

The mind blown expression will never get old.

Waaaaaay more common than you might think; just watch bodycam footage of drunk Karens. The speed with which most of them go from angry and belligerent, or even outright violent, to crying like a toddler is mildly disturbing.

Isekai ni Shoukan Saretan da kedo, Nandemo Kennou o Te ni Ireta no de Easy Mode deshita. TL;DR: Class gets summoned and gets seemingly random jobs; MC gets "Shinsengumi" or something and the power to cut things, which sounds stupid, but is busted as hell because it extends to concepts and...

Cheers for the info. One possibility is that the scanlator isn't a native English speaker, so they translated the raw into their native language first and then into English; since it's a name, they just got an approximation of how the name sounds in their tongue and then translated that to English.

I'm thinking the same. It feels like it's trying to emulate real world stereotypes, or prejudices in general, where an overpoweringly loud minority gets all the attention because the quiet majority are just (relatively, in this case) normal folk living their lives.

There's also a very weird sense of... inappropriate formality, is the best way I can describe it, in certain instances when you try to translate honorifics. Like, "-san" is the single most common honorific in the Japanese language and basically everyone uses it, even elementary school children...

Seeing that joke of a "hero" and "heroine" made me wonder: is that insufferingly overbearing "hero of justice" archetype really that popular anymore? I feel, lately, I've only seen it parodied rather than played straight, but that could just be a confirmation bias due to the media I consume.