The Everyday Maintenance of Shinozaki-kun

seeing how gods can change one's gender at will, i'm gonna play it safe and assume that not all of them are originally women.

Kill him? More like kill you.

"Yui, give it up" that part got me hahahaha

No, hope not... He is a really cool guy

And somehow Case Closed anime hasn't Closed it's doors yet Jimmy is still pint sized and the original story possibly lost by now, it was up until like 130 something i was still watching but goodness me the English dubbing was stopped so i worried about picking it back up in subtitles and watching it further not knowing if he'll ever return to proper size and for him and Rachel to ever properly have their romance blossom fully and their lives go further together.

Geralt? You are a long ways away from Rivia

What the... 🤣🤣🤣 The guy is too dense to understand her

It goes well in a sandwich.

How to be that black haired guy

i mean you give thats much power don''t mind if i do >:V

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Could never get in to One Piece. And I refuse to read that other one you mentioned.

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Here we are on Ch 69

Souce please kind Battle_Beast nim

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But it is interesting when fantasy elements follow a system of logic unique to the scenario.

If a world has Dungeons, why does it have them? What are the social and economic consequences of it?

If you have a group of people like dwarves, how are their values different from humans based on where they live? How do they produce food and survive in underground caverns? Perhaps they created an alcohol unique to their people because the only thing they had were these glowing algae and mushrooms. They all wear clothes made of silk, not because it is fancy, but because cave worms were the only source of fibers they had.

I like one particular story where every single adventurer when they were out and about wore a mask because it was just best practices.

Another story had the world's entire economy based around Dungeons where most people didn't even actually explore them. They were just used as an unlimited hunting ground for the purpose of food, making meat cheaper than grain.

So if mermaids are going to steal from ships, what exactly do they expect to be on the ships to make it worth their while, and why is it that stuff is valuable to them?

PS: I think most people in the olden times assumed that if supernatural beings attacked your ship, its because they wanted to eat you, not because they wanted your shinies.

Even dragons hording gold isn't actually dragons. That's because in Norse Myth, a greedy dwarf was transformed into a dragon by cursed gold.

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