Thank you again for finishing this series. A really, really weird series, but interesting. If there is a sequel, I think it should be called My Big Sister Lives In A Fantasy World As The Demon Lord for the shenanigans done throughout the series.

Just started Paladin a few days ago and its really good fantasy adventure. I recommend it.

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unfortunately it didnt several other books arent available on nook directly either...i was wondering about that as well myself

In part 7: Is the spelling of “El Psy Congroo” intentional because Moritsuka is referencing the anime and not the VN? Else I have to point that it's obviously Kongroo, as the email address in the story is sg-epk@jtk93.x29.jp and not sg-epc@jtk93.x29.jp

@myskaros thanks for your reply

Do synopsis and afterword just get translated pretty much the same way as the main part or they tend to stand out (in terms of difficulty or otherwise)?

Is there a grammar rule that you find counter-intuitive but still have to follow it because of conventions while thinking "this is super dumb" every time?

@wingedrunner said in My Little Sister Can Read Kanji question:

Is there any plans to continue translation of this series? I really wanna know how it ends.

I can't see this ending any other way than the main dude marrying his gimai. But I'm hoping to be surprised!

There have been talks that the translator (think Sam himself), will pick it back up when he's less busy. We'll see I guess. =]

Part 8:

It was splattered everyone → everywhere? a few cases of missing interpunction (mostly dots) at various places

Of all things, I didn't expect to see

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as a topic in a LN.

@legitpancake The other thread is up! I see that you're there already, but just in case anyone else needs a point in the right direction:

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/742/how-not-to-summon-a-demon-lord-vol-2-discussion

@shrike_al Right, it wrapped up not long ago. Plenty more English Outbreak Company to come!

Would I be faulted for groaning at the extremely obvious, if slightly obscured, references?

@yoshimin Have you checked out this app a member created for windows 10?

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/714/unofficial-yet-another-windows-store-app-for-j-novel-club/9

I think it might be able to do the extra-wide page layout that you prefer.

Just finished reading the volume after starting it the other day. I definitely liked the comedy in this volume. I think one of my favorite scenes that was funny was Nem holding onto Duplichiro's waist. I wish there was an illustration for that considering how silly it is.

Regarding Rosemary's avatar, I'm guessing it was generated based off perfection taken from all the players which is probably why she looks "familiar".

The idea that the author could write a weeaboo character so accurate makes me feel shame as a being also shaped as a human. I wish I could turn into an AI and run away.

Regarding Asuha wanting to visit Seattle. The Mariners suck. Thus, the reason she wanted to visit was because one of the players formerly on the team is named Ichiro. If that's actually true, good on the author for being able to catch that bit of trivia.

The Fate / Stay portion of this story. xP

Tough to keep track of all these characters now. We got:

Monica: Young girl (older by Outer age) who is connected to Yuichi by giving him the sight power.

Ryouma: Protagonist. Basically, he's like that dude from "I Saved too Many Girls and Caused the Apocalypse".

Serial God Killer: Her name is like Rakki or something? She's

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Monica's friend:

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Priest: This guy is basically Kotomine Kirei from Fate Stay. Runs the holy vessel war, tests people. He runs around with that negator skill kid.

Ende: Outer. Carries books that tell of future, present, past. Currently connected to protagonist (is she going to steal him romantically from childhood friend, or is she just playing?).

Hero: Red head? Can't die right away (revival skill). Fairly weak overall since she is ruled by a leveling system like in games. Friends with Natsuki.

v6 p8 90%:

Suzuran is [...], but she's spent so little time as a human that she doesn't know what her feelings are. [...] Once he has a firmer grasp on the human heart, she may find it easy to make Rekka hers.

(There's nothing wrong here grammar wise, but contextually I thought "Once she has a firmer grasp" was a better fit and that "he" could have been a typo. It does still make some sense as "he," so maybe that's right, but I thought it worth mentioning.)

On one hand I don't usually enjoy short story episodes as much, on the other hand this series can use a break from the usual format. Perhaps it was because the dramatic elements were mostly absent, but Rekka's facepalm-worthy behavior seems to stick out a little more in this volume. It would be nice if his character could have some evolution.

One element in this volume was R influencing Rekka more than I remember in previous volumes. One with

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The other being her getting him to repeat what she's saying out loud. I can't remember that happening in previous volumes, though it may have, but I think it's a good way to get her involved, and it has a chance to produce decent comedy if used correctly.

Girls und Panzer the series is basically a sports anime. Only the sport is tanks. It provides a great deal of support for what it says, just don't expect /actual/ realism. Just verisimilitude. :)

The movie shifts genres and is basically a wuxia film. With tanks. :)