It's an often used synonym if directly translated, which really got me blindsided when they treat it differently. Wtf does that even mean now?I can't remember wtf a Brave is. I know the main asshole is one but I thought it was just this series' word for hero
If hero boy wants to have kids, he better quit with the adventuring and do it soon. They have to be close to 40
If their world's humans have a lifespan of 50 years then maybe. But, if it's just the life expectancy, then no.I'd say early 30s or late 20s. They had their kids when they were teens. Though who knows if they can have kids at this point, since they could have already had menopause at their ages when they only live til 50...
in japanese, there's eiyuu and yuusha, both mean hero, but have different connotationsIt's an often used synonym if directly translated, which really got me blindsided when they treat it differently. Wtf does that even mean now?
Also, poor princess. She needs a milf whisperer making her happy again!![]()
Some engineers will do whatever it takes to avoid a promotion into management.I like this series, but I'm tired of mc's like him saying things like "it'll be troublesome if I get granted this nobility title" or "I just wanted to live my peaceful life".
I know they don't like the attention, but it's kinda boring when they always complain about.
(I do feel the irony in me complaining about it too)
Heroes/Braves (勇者, yuusha) can't take non-human wives, but Heroes/Champions (英雄, eiyuu) can.Didn't Ceres say earlier that heroes, as defenders of humanity, can't take nonhumans as wives? He's a hero now, so...
The only times I ever see it is if there is a direct translation in the title and they dont want to use hero for whatever reason.I can't remember wtf a Brave is. I know the main asshole is one but I thought it was just this series' word for hero