I wonder if the glitches have anything to do with the apparent attempt to rename this series to "The Tales of Marielle Clarac"

@Geezer-Weasalopes said in Cooking with Wild Game (Manga) Vol 12 Discussion:

Just...has the mangaka even read the LN?!
Drugs. Gotta be drugs, and not the good ones.

Must be the same ones "Freewheeling Franklin" in the walking illustration above was using.

@arghc yeah, the anime never told us how they got the princess out, only that they did. It was never mentioned that Grist had infiltrated the royal guard.

I guess the old saying is correct:
"Be careful what you wish for"

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No pregnancy, but the topic of hickeys has come up. Why doesn’t the plural end in -ies? ^^;

I like the one on one here. It dives deeper into Inori's mentality and helps explain the why of alot of what he's done in the series up until this point. It also circles back to the point of Inori feeling like Ariya was the same as he was.

v9c3:

pg 4, panel 2: Is this nation filled with nouveaux riche typesor what? -> Missing space: nouveaux riche types or what?

@Geezer-Weasalopes said in Frontier Lord (Manga) Vol 11 Discussion:

Um.

I did like that it turned out his father took one look at Dias and said, "I'm out of here!".
Because that proves that this pose thing isn't complete BS. NOT.

Yes indeed...

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I like this arc. It gives us extra characterization for the characters we met before while telling an interesting story and dilemma.

It's been fun reading the anime viewers' theories on Dina. I really hope it makes it to this point.

@Dextinfire id love for jnc to pick up the series officially.

I commented as much on the Discord, but the manga for Imperial Reincarnation really does make the story seem much more fluffy/easygoing than the Deep Dark Deadly Politics of the light novel.

Wait.
This publishes today.
I've only read the first section.
Better get to reading!

This was totes a volume best consumed in one sitting.

@arghc As I recall, Owain and Glen were stated to be childhood friends, so they should be fairly similar in age.

If anything, I think the 'only 130' is in respect to their potential lifespans, not their actual ages - that is, that Owain was forgetting 130 is old age for a half-elf.

Other elves, meanwhile, we know nothing about. But you're right, there should be some of them that remember such things. Owain's parents, for a start, if either is still alive.

The manga does a good job of capturing both the sweetness of the Marie/Kazuhiro relationship and the creepiness of the Eve/Zarish relationship.

@Torka said in Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! (Manga) Volume 11 Discussion:

I’m surprised that Eve could subjugate Zarish and any time and just chose now to do it

Maybe I missed something but doesn't the Eve/Zarish timeline go like this?

Eve falls for Zarish, develops the primary skill "Engagement", gives its ring to Zarish. Zarish removes, reverse-engineers, duplicates & modifies the ring into a "Master"+"Subordination" ring pair, and subordinates Eve. Zarish subsequently subordinates many women - but can only subordinate up to 10 (or 8?) at once so he "recycles" them from time to time. Eventually tiring of Eve, Zarish tries to "recycle" her and subordinate Marie instead. He fails. Eve survives while also losing her subordination ring (thanks for Kazuhiro). Marie also doesn't get subordinated (thanks to Wridra). Kazuhiro defeats Zarish and seizes all the remaining "Master" rings. Eve returns to Zarish and enslaves him by giving him one of his own Subordination rings.

@xdbx @thubar2000 @heimdal7 @pcj Thank you for reporting errors. The first was caught independently and fixed in QA; the latter has now been fixed on the website and will be reflected in the final ebook.

I don’t know if it was a deliberate decision, but both the Greek text on page 6 of V4C4 (Αἰτεῖτε καὶ δοθήσεται ὑμῖν) and the accompanying ruby text in the Japanese version (求めよさらば与えられん) are taken from the first sentence of Matthew 7:7 (in the NIV “Ask and it will be given to you”), while the English given, “Seek, and you shall find” is the second sentence.

Rodney, you don’t really know what you’re asking for…