Blow 1 has succeeded. But how will they will they compromise the internals of Iserlohn?

Looking at the chess board, it is king and rook versus king. Checkmate within ~15 moves. Hard to tell, though, because the pieces are nonstandard.

Clever solution. Taiki gets to know her Dad, and vice-versa. Chinatsu gets to live close to the school at the Inomata home. Taiki will impress the Dad, after some amount of difficulty. At least Dad will understand why Chinatsu likes him.

Love arising amid thoughtfulness and goodness, you can't ask for more in a romance. It contrasts with the unthoughtful dislike that exists between their respective schools. But maybe love can conquer all?..

The acorn does not far far from the oak. Keaton's father is an underestimated detective of his own.

How touching!

I wish the mangaka could write a light novel that finishes the story, then another mangaka could finish it for us. If Karasuno could make it to the end, why not Seidou?

Miyuki is the core of the team -- best on offense, directing the defense, leading the pitchers, leading as captain. That he would want to go pro is no surprise. All of the pitchers should be grateful for him... and he has an ego, but not a a big one. He works for the good of his team.

Not the best ending, but since the time skip, and particularly in the last few episodes, I thought it was ending, and here we are. Cute manga. I enjoyed it. It's best to end strong, particularly if the mangaka has run out of material.

I thought one of the best comments for this chapter was something like, "One Punch Man has become its opposite without Saitama." Well, things have flipped. There was a time when I wondered if Blast was a real character or mythic. At a time like this, to many characters who have experienced Saitama, but they don't see him now, Saitama is somewhat mythic... a super-powerful character out there who does not commonly show up, except at critical moments, if there isn't a half off sale at the local supermarket.

Maybe, just maybe, the pressure in this comic is driving to a point where the S-ranked heroes beg Saitama to come and help them. Does Genos know where he is? Bang? King? Mumen Rider?

In the end, I think Saitama's absence is strategic to the mangaka(s), to build up tension for heroes who can't get it done. Just my two cents.

So *what* are you doing with my daughter?

"Would you come to my restaurant?" A unique way to propose?

Really enjoyed this. There is a lesson in this manga for all to learn. Focus on communicating well, and you will get a good relationship.

My advice that I give to all men is this: spend 15+ minutes per day letting your wife speak to you about the matters on her heart. Then reciprocate, but it doesn't have to be as long. You will end up with a strong relationship, with all the benefits thereof.

What a plot twist at the end!

This is great storytelling. This is such a great manga, and few know about it.

Yang Wen-Li is not looking very motivated. That said, I imagine he was reviewed all of the prior attempts to take over Iserlohn fortress. I would imagine that he needs to offer some sort of bait to get Iserlohn fortress to open up.

Some on this side of the Pacific might think of Dr. Suess' "pale green pants with nobody inside them." When I was 6 years old, I found that story unsettling, but once I was a dad, it grew on me. Chidori & Kikyo have this partially imaginary wall between them, built up from years of separation. There are only two differences: boys vs girls, and underprivileged vs privileged. It doesn't mean that everyone will be "best buddies" between the two schools, but if they start talking with each other, many false prejudices will go away. With respect to privileges, it may be that the parents of the Kikyo students would be harder to convince -- being well-off is its own prejudice.

If you can impress the Uighurs, you are really something. That said, pity the Uighurs today who are enslaved by the Han Chinese.

It is difficult to find the right person, until you become the right person for someone else.

I suppose the way this has to end is that Erika & Karen go from misconceptions from watching Miyuki and Kaguya from afar, to actually interacting with them and realizing they are pretty normal.