I do have some standards; I'm looking at all the content that you're ignoring, which is the party dynamics and how they grow and evolve individually and as a team. That's what the dungeons are for, not the endless grind of mobs for resources.
So he gets to explore the new town after all!
Fairly sure it's releasing in a manga magazine every month. So it's going to depend totally on how much the mag wants to devote space to. Since this has been coming out for years, they're likely devoting large space to newer series. That said, I haven't actually got a clue, but I did notice that the short chapters only started in the last 12-18 months. (Don't trust the dates on the main page, they aren't accurate.)
Better question is what is the Adventurer's Guild logo doing in the castle? In the LN, the Adventurer's Guild is down the street from the castle in Bode.
What's with that boot? Looks out of place.
In the original Japanese WN it was Gosler... Gozer the Gozerian is an upgrade in my opinion!
i agree. the single best part of this manga still is the chapters of the solo manhunt Michio had to undertake in order to buy out Roxanne. that shit was seriously fucking amazing, like a top-quality thriller. honestly i want more of that
A showcase of things to come. They don't know if they are getting a s2.
You mean the duke?Finally, an Elf joins the harem!
It was odd reading this, because most of the time if something changes from the source material people complain. But I agree that adding things that enhance the story are usually better, as long as it doesn't break established characters or plots. It's a bit like a revision where weaker parts are improved.
"Come for the ecchi, stay for the story." I would probably have dropped it if the story wasn't solid. Sure, the overall goal is a bit aimless and not present in most cases, but the characters are great, and the world feels like it doesn't just revolve around the MC. It also manages an MC with OP skills without making him particularly OP. Although part of that is probably that he just doesn't take full advantage of all skills.
Using the adaptation medium to its full strength is how you do an adaptation. Text, pictures, and video all have their own strengths, and rebalancing various types of scenes should be done if you switch medium. As it is, I think the balance is rather good. At least I'm not getting bored with any particular part of the manga.
Sassy characters who're not malicious or toxic are usually awesome.
