Her finger actually being there really sells it too.The fact that she's venting to Taiya's dad about this is so funny
a revenant then? That would fit into the whole fueled-by-anger type of undead.I would say that he's a different type of undead. Liches survive through their phylacteries, this man is being fueled by anger alone.
If she's anything like my mother she doesn't actually -want- help, or any help they can give will never be up to her standards so she shoos them out of the room and does it herself anyway.Yeah, but he's not helping with the housework...
He should be a detective specializing in marital infidelity.his job is a therapist.
If I had to wager a guess, he works with mostly lost causes so he sees a lot of shit that would just cause people to lose faith in humanity.
So do we need to change the name of the series to "My Wife is not Human", what with boyfriend calling him father-in-law in the chapter title?
Apparently it's not uncommon to call your SO's parents Mother and Father as a sign of both respect and your dedication to their child. I'm not sure about the "-in-law" part.WAIT! when did they get married?
He could also work in a customer complaint call center.Does Haru see the glamour looks like a person version or does he drop down to skeleton to make a point here? You know, I've never seen an undead maintain the grudge against humanity to motivate them by working in something like therapy or the service industry before, but it really seems a great match.
Local skeleton literally too angry to die. More at 11.I would say that he's a different type of undead. Liches survive through their phylacteries, this man is being fueled by anger alone.
And instantly turns down help. Really a mom."Nobody does the dishes in this house" Says the mother.
Well the yokai we've seen so far can hide their powers, so he may be able to become gigantic, if he wanted to.It looks like this man is a yokai, which is called Gashadokuro.
From the description of his physiology, everything matches, except his gigantic size.