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Yep, Abe's has been called "the most successful political assassination in recent history". And Yamagami might yet escape capital punishment. Art is always lagging life, in a way.

This Takada person is being played up to be Jiro's forerunner with legendary status, but I have the impression Jiro will outshine him very obviously if they ever face off (like, in high school or Major League), given that Namiki had the hunch our protagonist might become the greatest pitcher...

Great, now we have Doppelgängers. This is gonna get messy. But I'm pretty confident the one in school uniform who got knocked out is the real Minji, because she's got the extra monster arms sprouting off her right arm, whereas the one with the cap and the box cutter had her own arm turn...

That stab isn't fatal, it's shallow and right below the chest. There's only the stomach in that area and it needs to dive deeper to hit it. Sarama's gonna get dragged around a little longer, it seems. And apprentice acquired, heh.

I seriously doubt a highly skilled vet wouldn't know succinylcholine can be traced from the severed fingertip. The simplest way would be to wait long enough for it to be cleared from the body before cutting the finger. I find it really interesting how Gang-ok is unflinchingly loyal to Jiyong...

I've explained in response to your comment on chapter 32. A couple more details: he lived and recorded in the interwar period, and soon after WW2. And he didn't like rehearsing too much. He pursued a more fluid performance.

Wilhelm Furtwängler was one of the greatest conductors in the history of recorded classical music. He was long associated with the Berliner Philharmoniker, and an authority on Beethoven, having studied musical theory under Heinrich Schenker.

I'm curious what Jihoon's role is at this point. Kid's taking L's from even Dobin's students. I don't like that the author seems to have created a character with the sole purpose of being a foil to Dobin, and now it seems his only role in the story is to suffer from being outdone by everyone.

Souchi is right: he planned everything and wanted to be found. Souchi remarked on chapter six that Ojiro had kept him captive for shooting practice for days, so I imagine he also used this time for preparations. He wasn't surprised he was found, just how fast it happened. He even remarked on...

My question right now is: will the eye grow back? I mean, I suppose it will 'cause of the series cover, but who knows with Wanan.

Soyeon is the girl who used to be a monster, but successfully completed the transition to being a human. The one who had the tentacle fingers and the dog monster that got killed(?).

You can tell from his beaming at the end that he's feeling a great relief, as if a burden has been lifted off his shoulders. It's just kinda sad that he's feeling that from curb stomping Yamato. I really don't get why Jiro reached the conclusion that he'll be more comfortable if he stops being...

I'll go out on a limb and hazard a crazy guess: Hana's gonna go berserk when he goes three days without the serum. And he'll kill Murasaki in that state. Dr Heo and his crew will shake Dr Long's henchmen off, but arrive too late to save her. Then Dr Heo and Hana will go into hiding, with Dr Heo...

BAHAHAHAHAHA! This is gold! Obviously he's gonna escape, since this is just the beginning of volume 2, but I can't wait to see how he pulls it off. And I guess it's a good moment to remind people: conspiracies do happen, all the time. It's just that the ones that succeed get called… history...

Lol, more soap opera distortions, it's hilarious. Beethoven was cantankerous, but he had several bright pupils from nobility, chief among whom Prince Archbishop Rudolph of Austria, who was good enough to have Beethoven write the piano part of the Triple Concerto for him. Some of the candidates...

No, it was because Namiki was afraid to put Aya next to his own son. Despite all his talk to Aya about not losing hope, Namiki felt his son might lose confidence if Aya were training near him. Kinda hypocritical, even though I understand he was acting like a father and not a coach.

Let's say this chapter was just the last straw. Not particularly different from the rest, but it crossed a threshold for me.

The comments on Mangaplus for this chapter made me reel in disbelief. After 76 chapters going through the depths of hell with the humility of a Trappist monk, Jiro finally snaps a little, and everyone there is instantly rooting for Yamato to humble him. Are they serious? Haven't they read the...

Dropped. This used to be just idiotic, but now it's disgusting.

Welp, certainly didn't expect this. I thought this was gonna be the story of two misfits striking out in the world, Jane and Hana. Instead, we're following the more complicated route of a former scientist consumed by guilt and a human experimentation product being looked after by a mother...