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Whoa, haha! Didn't think you'd reply 7 years later. That's the thing, though — Ranna always go way too overboard with her violence. Rokudou usually doesn't even knock his opponents out.

Like the other commenters have said — this story left a lot unexplained. In favor of a quite long and unnecessary last arc. Though, I do think Rokudou and Ranna had a lot of sweet moments together, throughout the series. The two had both rocky and lovey-dovey times, which I think is all that's...

He states everything here himself. Meeting her was what changed his life. She was, funnily enough — the first and the ultimate bad girl that Rokudou charmed with his magic. She was always ready to get into dangerous situations to protect or save him. I guess, it's like opposites attract? Raino...

Great quote from Rokudou, feel bad for all the idiots who laugh at people that take life lessons from manga

This arc isn't THAT bad imo. Just boring and plain. It's the last big action arc in the story, but it doesn't bring anything new or refreshing to the narrative. Generally speaking, every arc has followed roughly the same structure so far: 1. Rokudou meets a bad girl, she falls in love with him...

Lol, I'm writing this on a reread in 2026, but who cares. Man, readers can be full-on r*tards sometimes, lol. Rokudou won against Tateshime because Ling Lan basically took 80% of his HP beforehand. Then Ranna took an additional 10% or more with her attacks on him before she got pacified. Rokudou...

Nope. Because a loving parent and cold ruthless criminal bosses have different priorities. One will put their child above everything else, the other — the existence and power of their career, and also their money. Sakura changed after Chiyo because she no longer gave her position as mafia queen...

1. Chromosome are the ones who started the fight, it's not like Harikura could just ignore them. Besides, Rokudou was asked by the Sumire siblings to help them, he didn't waltz into Chromosome's base looking for trouble. 2. The whole point of Rokudou standing up to Iinuma waay back in the...

Douji almost cutting his finger off with that knife really left Okamori traumatized

Super late to reply, but you're correct. She may be crazy good at fighting, and she may have been part of a huge gang — but, at her core, Raino is just an ordinary girl that wants to enjoy a happy life at her school and have fun with her youth. Just like Rokudou. So, her still liking him now is...

How does Ranna look terrible? She looks like a wealthy bachelorette!

Nice to see that people are still reading Rokudou no Onna-tachi today. It's frankly underrated, most people pass it off as just more typical harem slop. But it's clearly about so much more than just basic wish-fulfillment. The anime got released at the same time as a bunch of really strong other...

I'm like...7 years late to your comment, haha. But, basically, Douji came up with a narrative to get the school on his side by fabricating some fights or whatever. Then, he'd use the school to peer-pressure Rokudou into fighting the Ryuugu. This would mean Ranna would also fight as well. If...

Summary of the story so far: Ryo has the ability to charm monster girls by touching them or making eye contact with them. Humanity is at war with the joint alliance of these monster girl kingdoms (and is presumably losing). The protagonist has realized within just a few days of meeting the...

Good chapter. The first non-Tsukune-centric episode, which instead focuses on the friendship of the girls. I like what the author did here — shows that the girls are more than just cardboard cutouts for Tsukune's would-be harem, and that they actually care for each other as well.

Tbh, Moka didn't handle it in the best way either. I can understand her wanting to keep her gift for him a secret until the day of his birthday to make a surprise, but she didn't have to tell him: "What I do is none of your business!". That clearly hurt the guy, and I can understand why it did...

Not necessarily. Some myths depict sirens as man-hunting bird monsters with the heads of women, while others depict them as beautiful half-fish half-woman monsters not too different from mermaids. Either way, the author has many other famous mythological monsters that appear later on in the...

Mayu is, what, 12? 13? And Bandou seems to be in his late 20s to early 30s... Haha, fucking hell this story is wild. Okamoto was definitely exploring his weird older man-young girl master-servant relationship fetish while writing Elfen Lied. I mean, c'mon — there's so many girls in this story...

This translation is starting to feel a little shoddy

Lmao love how we're seeing a decent side of Bandou — he's picking up litter! As much of a hot-headed bloodthirsty idiot as he may be, he's not completely comically evil lol (he also repaid his debt to Mayu after she saved his life, which is nice). And Kurama is obviously still a piece of shit...