Ooooohhh I never thought about that. My first thought was Sasha but with dyed hair, they have similar features. But now you mention it, Cook-san has long black hair now so you might be right....I wonder who Seta, the child of destruction is. Maybe Cook-san? Though he had said his name was Denzel.
I wonder who Seta, the child of destruction is. Maybe Cook-san? Though he had said his name was Denzel.
Cook's my guess, and I'm going to stick to it.Ooooohhh I never thought about that. My first thought was Sasha but with dyed hair, they have similar features. But now you mention it, Cook-san has long black hair now so you might be right....
Of course it is, what else could it be?is milk really the correct translation?
Well, the entire context (scene, dialogue, art, etc. particularly that line about being bitter instead of sweet, and that she has somehow never drank it before) made it seem like they were drinking alcohol instead. So feels like it might have been mistranslated.Of course it is, what else could it be?
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That was the whole jokeWell, the entire context (scene, dialogue, art, etc. particularly that line about being bitter instead of sweet, and that she has somehow never drank it before) made it seem like they were drinking alcohol instead. So feels like it might have been mistranslated.
the raws uses miruku (ミルク) instead of gyunyu (牛乳) as it's a little more child friendly, and as EmWeed said, it's a joke as he's drowning his sorrows in milk instead of alcohol.Well, the entire context (scene, dialogue, art, etc. particularly that line about being bitter instead of sweet, and that she has somehow never drank it before) made it seem like they were drinking alcohol instead. So feels like it might have been mistranslated.
Well, the entire context (scene, dialogue, art, etc. particularly that line about being bitter instead of sweet, and that she has somehow never drank it before) made it seem like they were drinking alcohol instead. So feels like it might have been mistranslated.
Back in the old days, there were these things called 'milk bars' for a reason.That was the whole joke
Drinking milk while pretending to drink alkohol
I still doubt the milk there tasted bitter. Or that ppl had never drunk milk before when they were old enough to enter one.Back in the old days, there were these things called 'milk bars' for a reason.
Not that I'm that old to know what a milk bar looks like or what goes on in it.