@legitpancake Crunchyroll has certainly sold my translations to other publishers before (Arakawa Under the Bridge and Tales of Wedding Rings) and that also happened with Parasyte from Del Rey and Goth from Tokyopop, but I would imagine different it's one of those 'every contract is different' things. Only thing certain is that translators have no control over it, get no bonus, and don't even get copies of the print editions when that happens.

@theredjet said in Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha (Demon King Mismatched School): When he was reincarnated he was a baby THEN he used growth spell and from newborn baby changes to 10 years old and his parent are like my kid is genius!! and easily accept that then month later he used growth spell again and now he is like 17!!....he is month old in future but his appearance is 17!!....its not like i hate it but at least put logic to it rather that write it half assed His parents are totally fine with anything he does. It gets explained in web novel chapter 42 that his mother is unable to have children. Then she gets pregnant and have a lot of complications during pregnancy period. The doctor tells her that she should abort, that even if the child will be born it will be abnormal. Then the child is born and its heart stops, only to restart again. Against all odds, the family who were no supposed to have children were able to have a child. That is why they just roll with everything that their child says and does. The last line of chapter 42 was funny. That’s why my parents accept even two-timing, bigamous homosexuality.

I've seen several variations on this theme, where mechanics/rules/magic create situations (Love Tyrant, If Her Flag Breaks, etc.) As long as the gimmick isn't distracting, and the content/story is compelling - I say 'yes' overall JNC is lacking in romcoms lighthearted, cute, funny? all good things if the underlying message is that it is "OK" for girls to be humans with desires also (anti-slut shaming) that's a plus get's my upvote

I liked the anime, it is a good and wacky romantic comedy with some nice albeit mostly insane girls in it and a lot of all around good nonsense

@bloodygaikotsu Thanks

Bumping a few of these series that MF Bunko is promoting for a special female focused event. This time it's our female lead in acrylic stand form as the fictional "sage" of a party.