https://i.postimg.cc/2jx01kn3/i.jpg

I thought KinTama was the dick joke? I remember because Gintama translated to silver soul but also silver balls because if I remember correctly some people use Tama as slang for testicles. That and I'm pretty sure toki means time. I'm not certain though it's been a while since I read gintama.
Edit. Kin toki is a different sex joke referring to Golden time in slang, more often known in English as post-nut clarity/ the refractory period (not sure which would be more accurate)
And Kin Tama would be golden soul with a slang double meaning of Golden balls. So if nothing else I've learned what my Japanese stripper name will be.

Santa wasn't ready.

Also got to respect that he has that as a power and he did not even attempt to use it in his pick up game, she's right at his core he had morals.

Like you find a chest with armor in it by the grace of God it's not a mimic this time you see it has really high stats the description says some cryptic s*** about all things having a cost you put it on and... it just instantly kills you. and your souls are destroyed. Like not dropped gone you have to get new ones.

Yeah I'd argue the romance in general has had the least development since the first time skip, to the point that neither of them even realize that one of them is the person they're looking for, nor does he even realize that she's looking for the person that doesn't exist that he made up, at this point I'm pretty sure the main character is the only one that even really realizes romance is on the table at all in any direction and he just seems to not care at all.

That feels like something that would happen in a fromsoft game.

It's more like she had a minor crush that slowly snowballed the more she observed him, that ultimately hit a wall when his lack of interest in her and continued interest in the other girl became impossible to ignore, but yeah they didn't make it visible often enough to really keep up with the thread.

I do love the times that her brother thinks doing that will let him avoid problems and then he just becomes part of a situation anyways.

That series is a dark miracle and should be counted as an accursed outlier to the trend.

https://i.postimg.cc/N088fx6Y/i.png man you got to put that shirt out of its misery it is suffering good God

https://i.postimg.cc/gJF3nLtq/i.jpg

I don't keep a record, but I do remember I found one series that was just the series "erased" except the time traveler was a pedophile, and what bothered me about it is a friend proceeded to finish that series and basically explain that all of the pedophile shit was completely non-sequent to the rest of the story afterwards and that he didn't know why it was there. Other than that... I remember I did find this one series that was like a bright colorful happy-go-lucky slice of Life, School life series until suddenly reveals that one of the characters is getting molested by their father or brother or something like in graphic detail at the end of the first chapter and then just moved on with that previous tone and only occasionally brought back up the dark s***. But usually if I come across something exceptional and dark I tend to bail because bad vibes bum me out. And if you want a dark series that loops back so far past the dark that it just becomes kind of silly and edgy there's that series about the dude that's going to torture murder all of his childhood bullies but only if they're still bad people after he runs into them again, we're invariably no matter what every single one of his childhood abilities is also a rapist and they keep introducing female cast members to get violated and then the story is just drags and drags and drags.

When he threw the nails at that third guy I really thought he was just going to camp the corner and pop everybody that comes through.

Oh good

It's like someone slammed that "training with my clones" series into Overlord and then like doubled the pace and decreased the amount of long conversations, it's very fun as a result. It doesn't have like deep themes or anything other than maybe survivor's guilt, but it sets up the worlds quickly enough, explains the various power systems adequately and provides entertaining scenarios so I don't really have any complaints. Give it a try.

Same

It's always kind of funny in a series when someone gets their ass beat so bad they have to flee the country and not just them their whole crew too.

I feel like his skeleton clone became like a Chuni, but like in a way that benefits society.... like a functional alcoholic... No a high functioning alcoholic.

You could argue he used a teleport glitch by triggering a flag inadvertently, it really depends on if summons were intended to be able to do s*** like this or if it's some kind of programmer oversight.