Welcome to Japan, Elf-san! - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - Welcome to Japan, Elf-san.
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@mikeceara He thought it was a dream. He thought she wasn't real, didn't exist.
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> You're not dad...
Since when he was a dad?
Since when he was a dad?
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@HYBRID_BEING maybe it was supposed to say "dead?"
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Or maybe "kid"? After all, she asks him about his "true self" next, and he was younger when he was in a "dream" world.
UPD: Or, more likely, she though it was Kazuhiro's dad before her, but instantly realized he wasn't. Should probably get more sleep in my system.
Or maybe "kid"? After all, she asks him about his "true self" next, and he was younger when he was in a "dream" world.
UPD: Or, more likely, she though it was Kazuhiro's dad before her, but instantly realized he wasn't. Should probably get more sleep in my system.
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Why does he alternate between calling her Elf-san and Mary?
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@Wexmajor He was surprised she didn't lead off with "Where the hell am I?!" He was bemused by how she reacted the same way he did when he first went to her world, more than thinking she was being silly. Sort of a gap-moe moment when you expect someone to be panicking or anxious and they are cheerful and excited instead.
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When he sleeps in this "dream world" he wakes up in real world. Simple as that, he even said that in first chapter.
When he sleeps in this "dream world" he wakes up in real world. Simple as that, he even said that in first chapter.
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He's not rich. He's merely a salary man (who even admits he skips on overtime to go home early at the "detriment" to his career). You have some misconceptions about Japan, too. He's unmarried, has no expensive hobbies and generally just goes to work and goes home. He doesn't have a lot of expenditures. And he does not live in a "high rise," it's a <10 story apartment complex. Although you are right that he lives in Tokyo and he even lives within sight of the Skytree which is... some prime real estate. Still, looking around quickly, the rent is nothing that a salary man couldn't afford.
Also, his car is a Kei car. Quite literally it's a micro-car (smaller than even subcompacts) that run on engines that have less output than high performance motorcycles (seriously, few have an engine larger than 700cc). They're cheaper than most cars (even domestic ones) and are obviously fuel efficient and until recently (around 2014) were very light on taxes to the point where it made more sense to buy a Kei if you could over a motorcycle or scooter. Nationwide about 40% of households that have a vehicle have a Kei car, and in some areas (rural mostly and some city) it's even higher with almost everyone that does have a car having a Kei. In fact, his Kei looks like almost exactly like a Daihatsu Move Custom. And while it is more expensive to own and drive a car in Japan (taxes, license, fuel price, ect.) than most nations, it's still a very middle class thing. Hell, plenty over lower/lower-middle class Japanese still have a car, especially a cheaper one like a Kei car.
He's not rich. He's merely a salary man (who even admits he skips on overtime to go home early at the "detriment" to his career). You have some misconceptions about Japan, too. He's unmarried, has no expensive hobbies and generally just goes to work and goes home. He doesn't have a lot of expenditures. And he does not live in a "high rise," it's a <10 story apartment complex. Although you are right that he lives in Tokyo and he even lives within sight of the Skytree which is... some prime real estate. Still, looking around quickly, the rent is nothing that a salary man couldn't afford.
Also, his car is a Kei car. Quite literally it's a micro-car (smaller than even subcompacts) that run on engines that have less output than high performance motorcycles (seriously, few have an engine larger than 700cc). They're cheaper than most cars (even domestic ones) and are obviously fuel efficient and until recently (around 2014) were very light on taxes to the point where it made more sense to buy a Kei if you could over a motorcycle or scooter. Nationwide about 40% of households that have a vehicle have a Kei car, and in some areas (rural mostly and some city) it's even higher with almost everyone that does have a car having a Kei. In fact, his Kei looks like almost exactly like a Daihatsu Move Custom. And while it is more expensive to own and drive a car in Japan (taxes, license, fuel price, ect.) than most nations, it's still a very middle class thing. Hell, plenty over lower/lower-middle class Japanese still have a car, especially a cheaper one like a Kei car.
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So, a fantasy character ends up in our world. Awesome! Reverse isekai 🙂
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>all this focus on the elf's legs
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Geez I know that's supposed to be a kei car but the way it's drawn it could very well truck-kun some unsuspecting fool in the blink of an eye 🤯
