Tonikaku Kawaii - Vol. 21 Ch. 191 - Of course it'd be better not to have any problems
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Lens translation of splash art text: "Yin and Yang / past and present"
What a mess Tsukasa left him, really... I mean, I kinda figured something was going to happen once he left her alone with those parts, but you'd think she'd comprehend her limits, at least, and not make it even worse after that first part fell out. We all know she is incompetent with technology. The only stuff she's good with is stuff that's been around for at least hundreds of years, so she's had time to understand them.
Ah well... It really is her biggest failing, other than her extreme embarrassment reaction, albeit that is damn cute. And even Nasa admitted her tech fumbles can be cute, too.
Anyway, enough responding to the last chapter that got overloaded with comments because of scanlation drama.
Jesus, Aurora... hahaha.... That was a terrible joke to play, but well played all the same.
And, yeah, I kinda figured the maids were like that.
And... uh... I actually kinda don't get the worries about her. I mean, sure, while she has to spend time around tech, I can understand, but most of those thousand-plus years she's been around, I feel like she was one of the most competent people around, until the industrial revolution started rolling around. She might not have been especially intelligent, but she could hone skills to a razor's edge, and retain knowledge rather well.
When she was out there at her old hide-away house, she seemed quite adept and in her element foraging for food and planning the meal, for instance. If she just had to live a simple life off the land, she'd be amazing. And it's not like she can ever be permanently injured or die..? So, yeah, at least in terms of physical wellness or competence with primarily physical tasks, it's not like you have to worry.
But worrying if she's doing alright mentally, now that I can certainly understand.
Damn, he just can't catch a break from girls messing with him while he's deep in thought this chapter.
Also, the confessing love thing came up already ("I've certainly had my fair share of people confess their love to me"). Admittedly, it was in an extra chapter (148.5), but still... It's come up before. It feels weird when shit like that comes up again in a main chapter as if it's never been mentioned.
Should we take this to mean the extra chapters aren't quite canon? That is... the events and conversations in them aren't necessarily canon, but anything discussed about Tsukasa's past is probably true, or motivations of characters (like Toast's tendency to interfere in night-time flirting because he thinks Tsukasa and Nasa are actually hostile to each other and attacking each other), even if the conversation itself isn't acknowledged in later chapters? Then again, I feel like some conversations in the main chapters have been repeated at times, too...
What a mess Tsukasa left him, really... I mean, I kinda figured something was going to happen once he left her alone with those parts, but you'd think she'd comprehend her limits, at least, and not make it even worse after that first part fell out. We all know she is incompetent with technology. The only stuff she's good with is stuff that's been around for at least hundreds of years, so she's had time to understand them.
Ah well... It really is her biggest failing, other than her extreme embarrassment reaction, albeit that is damn cute. And even Nasa admitted her tech fumbles can be cute, too.
Anyway, enough responding to the last chapter that got overloaded with comments because of scanlation drama.
Jesus, Aurora... hahaha.... That was a terrible joke to play, but well played all the same.
And, yeah, I kinda figured the maids were like that.
And... uh... I actually kinda don't get the worries about her. I mean, sure, while she has to spend time around tech, I can understand, but most of those thousand-plus years she's been around, I feel like she was one of the most competent people around, until the industrial revolution started rolling around. She might not have been especially intelligent, but she could hone skills to a razor's edge, and retain knowledge rather well.
When she was out there at her old hide-away house, she seemed quite adept and in her element foraging for food and planning the meal, for instance. If she just had to live a simple life off the land, she'd be amazing. And it's not like she can ever be permanently injured or die..? So, yeah, at least in terms of physical wellness or competence with primarily physical tasks, it's not like you have to worry.
But worrying if she's doing alright mentally, now that I can certainly understand.
Damn, he just can't catch a break from girls messing with him while he's deep in thought this chapter.
Also, the confessing love thing came up already ("I've certainly had my fair share of people confess their love to me"). Admittedly, it was in an extra chapter (148.5), but still... It's come up before. It feels weird when shit like that comes up again in a main chapter as if it's never been mentioned.
Should we take this to mean the extra chapters aren't quite canon? That is... the events and conversations in them aren't necessarily canon, but anything discussed about Tsukasa's past is probably true, or motivations of characters (like Toast's tendency to interfere in night-time flirting because he thinks Tsukasa and Nasa are actually hostile to each other and attacking each other), even if the conversation itself isn't acknowledged in later chapters? Then again, I feel like some conversations in the main chapters have been repeated at times, too...
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