@LegitPancake said in Seirei Gensouki (Manga) Volume 8 Discussion:

@Korppi A staff member tells me it should be fixed now.

Nope, at least for now the issue persists, even after refresh/clearing cache
Edit; Now it works, thanks

Volume 19 (Premium Edition): 3 Bonus Short Stories & A Bonus illustration Elemental ☆ Red Riding Hood! Celia's Morning Bath Satsuki's Morning

@paul-nebeling huh?

Yue have trust issues, but if you are a girl and have her trust, she have no issues having a girl trying to jump into Hajime's pants.

The novel even stated that itself that Hajime have no intentions having a harem of people that Yue doesn't approve of. But Shea only got to be special number 2 because Yue pushed her and Hajime to just do it already.

More like Hajime is the territorial reluctant one. due to betray and trust issues sure.

Aishia is very much the same way. If you are special to Rio, she wants to make Rio find more happiness.

Volume 18 (Premium Edition): 3 Bonus Short Stories & A Bonus illustration Just for a Little While An Exchange One Morning Elemental ☆ Alice

@rahul-balaggan i found the short stories. thank you

@awvnx

Hello,

Color inserts are made available in published ebooks & physical books.

They are not available in prepubs.

@gamen Whoops, and sometimes errors can get introduced while fixing other errors! We've fixed this as well now :o

@custodes said in Series wide Discussion with possible spoilers!:

Well, I had volume 20 arrive through the post and all I can say is wow.

I am really curious at how the author will handle the direction of volume 21 in 2022 given the events of volume 20.

@mortcs That's true, but the manga also spent ages in the first three volumes and only got out of the story's prologue after years.

One advantage to this is that the mangaka for the adaptation has more time planning on how to frame the story, unlike the anime where they're chasing a deadline, but it's also a lot slower.

With that said, the anime isn't that bad imo. Certainly not the ideal anime adaptation I had in mind, but it's not the worst adaptation I've seen.

@mortcs said in Seirei Gensouki (Manga) Vol 5 Discussion:

Btw I think the art and story pacing in this manga is higher quality than the anime.

I'm sold on reading the manga now, busy month ahead of me.

@mortcs said in Seirei Gensouki Vol. 15 Discussion!:

@salientmind it's like eating popcorn that doesn't quite have enough seasoning.

Agreeing to that. I read up from 1 to 15 in two weeks. I think I strained my eyes a bit ^^

That said, I think it would be more interesting if there were more likable male side characters. Aside from Hayate and Masato (and maybe Rui not so sure about him) all other male side characters are schemers, douchebags or totally creeps.

It's like the whole male cast (excluding antagonists) is just there to make Rio look better.

@sillymel said in Seirei Gensouki Vol. 13 Discussion!:

Dang. I wanted to get to see that meeting with Liselotte. Them skipping over it felt really out of place.

This part took place in the 1st Drama CD. Someone fan translated this so you could find it somewhere on the internet if you try.

@sillymel said in Seirei Gensouki Vol. 14 Discussion!:

Renji showed up in a crater with no one around? Does that mean the Sacred Stones were originally meteorites, perhaps?

He showed up in a lake, the water disappeared because of the summoning which is essentially teleportation.

The most likely conclusion is someone threw the stone into the lake. It's a fairly common trope for sacred objects to be hidden in lakes.

@masterlillyclaw This won't exactly answer your question, but the first 3 volumes are largely the "prologue" (world building, if you will) before the "real meat" of the plot begins with volume 4.

3 will be more of what 2 had (a bit less, at least), but 4 and on will start establishing more of a consistent cast, so while Rio will probably still be super awesome, there won't be as much fawning over him.

@paulnamida said in Seirei Gensouki Vol. 12 Discussion:

@sillymel I could bet that not even Roanna is fine with that, she's just that much better at doing her job.

Imagine such a marriage. She'd be walking on eggshells trying to manage his temper tantrums forever knowing he's too powerful for anyone in the kingdom to stop. She's capable now but a lifetime of that would suck.

@weasalopes haha, you are so right. I had to bite my tongue a few times.

Hmmm… I wonder why Alice awakened the ability to visualize magic essence when she turned 12.

Oh boy. That bit at the end of part 3 makes me think Reiss might reveal Rio’s real identity in the isekai to the public, as well.

That was an interesting theory that Rui raised about the Yagumo region at the end of part 4.

I realized as I was reading this that since an honorary knight is equivalent to a count in status, there shouldn’t be as much of a problem politically if Celia were to marry Rio now.

Given that Christina secretly thanked Rio for saving Flora about two thirds of the way the part seven, could the disdain she showed toward Flora in the previous volume maybe have been an act? Perhaps meant to fool Arbor’s faction?

Edit: Also, I somehow get the feeling Charlotte was in on Takahisa’s plan.

I’ve written this post a bit differently from my posts for the previous volume’s. Rather than typing up my thoughts/theories from this volume at the very end, I typed up my thoughts as I was reading, so this will be quite a bit less structured than my posts in previous volume threads.

So, when Haruto had asked his mother how Aki was doing, his mother only told him Aki was doing well. Was his mother just lying, or is that possibly a hint that Miharu decides to stay in the isekai, whereas Aki decides to return to Earth?🤔

Interesting that Satsuki can see magic essence, despite not having any training. More evidence for the Divine Arms actually containing/being spirits?

I forgot to make a prediction before the idea was brought up in this volume, but I kind of figured Duke Arbor might be colluding with Proxia Empire.

So, I’m thinking the grassland where Miharu, Aki, and Masato ended up was most likely halfway between the Galarc Castle, where Satsuki ended up, and the Centostella Castle, where Takahisa ended up. It’s definitely would make sense as a way to resolve trying to teleport them to two different places at the same time.

Wow, I really don’t like Princess Christina’s attitude towards Princess Flora in the last part. Also, Hiroaki’s making me want to reach out and strangle him even more than usual. He just keeps getting more and more insufferable.

Hmmm… Seems like the circumstances surrounding the heroes learning how to use their Divine Arms were pretty similar to how Rio learned how to use Spirit Arts, minus the “dream” part. Interesting…. Evidence of Aishia being the seventh Wise God, perhaps?

Pretty sure Reiss has Princess Sylvie’s little sister held hostage.

So, Reiss planned for the assailants to fail? Interesting…

The way Rio confirmed to Miharu who he was before being reincarnated was pretty clever.

@sillymel It could be the other way around, with Aishia looking like Miharu due to Aishia picking that look to appeal to Haruto. I am not saying that she did it knowingly but it is a possibility.

That was clever how Liselotte decided to name her products after items from Earth in an attempt to find others that had been reincarnated from Japan like her.

Also, I called Liselotte being the high-school girl from the bus!

From part 8:

“In the not-so-distant future, Haruto will come to tell you the truth. Your chance will be then. If you want to stay by Haruto’s side, you can’t run away. Not now, and not then,” Aishia said, reaching her hand out to pet Miharu’s cheek softly.

What makes Aishia says say Haruto will come to tell Miharu the truth soon? Is it just her assessment of what he’s most likely to do (seems doubtful to me), is she planning to convince him to do so, or is there more to it than that?🤔(I don’t want an answer to that, by the way.)