Release schedule unreliability :( Smartphone.
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@jaquobus In the discussion of the anime for Arifureta, I thought I saw that "things" happen there. I'm not looking for anything explicit, but sometimes I feel like I'm watching a 50's TV show where married couples sleep in separate twin beds.
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@shiroi-hane As I know the origin of lampshading, it cannot be an eggcorn. So either a typo or a Freudian slip, considering that a nookie is Schäferstündchen in German (literally, roughly: shepherd's hour).
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@paul-nebeling If you don’t mind me spoiling the end of the first volume of Arifureta...
I’m really curious to see as to how White Fox is going to adapt this.Edit: Also, what the heck has this thread evolved into haha. OP talked about the inconsistency of Smartphone releases, now we’re talking about the chastity of harem protagonists? Lol not that I’m complaining.
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@legitpancake Well, Smartphone is a harem, and Touya is a bit unreliable where the girls are concerned, so... (snicker)
For dealing with "that", I'm expecting something along the lines of how SAO dealt with it. Although it wasn't that much more detailed in the LN. A bit does get said between that first punch being thrown and the scene on the bedroom.
I'm sure that Sam will have a catch-up on Arifureta sooner or later.
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@Terrence It's great that it becomes an issue later, and I'm going to assume it's related to dukes, nobles, or people who hold positions of real power. What I'm talking about is middle level managers and low level bureaucrats who will never amount to anything, but have a small little piece of power that they will hold onto until their dying breath. I don't believe that the protagonist would've been able to get a single reform through. What the protagonist did in a single year would realistically take 5 to 20.
As it stands, a white haired otaku and his girlfriends using modern weaponry made from fantasy metals and magic to defeat an army of make believe creatures by themselves is more plausible to me.
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@paul-nebeling I was wrong, this isn't fun to bother with at all. You win, you own the forum.
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@d-l How about this... life happens, people get sick or other things happen that take priority over getting a light novel translated within the schedule you feel should be maintained. So if they don't meet this schedule you threaten to pull your subscription... hmmm... how to put this... Suck it up Buttercup!! Life happens, these folks work like dogs to try and meet their schedules, but sometimes life intervenes and they simply can't meet the scheduled dates. Get used to it and politely wait until your sections become available. Am I disappointed when something doesn't come out as scheduled? Sure, but I also understand that sometimes it can't be helped and will simply wait until the section becomes available. Just makes it all that much better for having waited for it.
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@paul-nebeling NAILED IT!!!!!!
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@redknight1322 Thanks