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I guess I must be not a legitimate king of fishing, for it seems the black-hearted capitalist and his 996 clichés did indeed coax my communities; that is to say, I gave up around chapter 17 because the translation was incomprehensible, and felt like the written version of that "how English...

They were probably thinking of 虜 (toriko) when coming up with that prisoner thing. Basically when someone/something is so captivating you turn into their "slave" bound by love/addiction/lust ("I can't live without your dick anymore" etc.)

@Rojoguerrilla "the words contain currencies" - page 10 US Dollar + idol (ドル in アイドル) Japanese Yen + engine (エン in エンジン) Korean Won + wombat (ウォン in ウォンバット)

nice jiggling manbagis

Love how the royal family's surname is "Peasant"

@AkiTooru you're confusung loath with loathe.

@Metroxylon It comes from pantsu (panties/underpants). Since in German you pronounce the "Z" as a "ts", Panzer sounds like pants-er. So that became a Japanese slang (パンツァー) for a true pantsu connoisseur.