The saddest thing is it's not even about just being weak, it's about spending your whole life getting strong having the confidence having the foundation finally thinking your at that place where you are strong, only to be faced with those that can outpace you in less than half your lifetime, those that can outline your full Sprint while they're just walking, and you want to do your best you want to keep up but you physically can't anymore. We all see the young supplanting the old as a natural thing, but it still hurts a bit when you become the old.

I honestly think it's because this art style lends itself to having animal hybrid characters, like The clashing of hard and soft lines and exaggeration of anatomy just highlights the difference in animals but when you make everyone human it just makes the humans look like they have overly long necks - sometimes weirdly stiff bodies - bulbous limbs and eyes, and while the rough line work provides a sense of energy into animal characters that often matches their general aesthetic when you do it to humans it sometimes just makes the art look unpolished.

To be fair, riboku's whole strategy was to completely shut down ousens ability to use wacky bullshit gimmick strategies by forcing the series of blunt direct confrontations with minimal maneuvering. It's like playing a fighting game and ouseb is a high difficulty high maneuverability weird gimmick character, and riboku just got him into stunlock and beat his ass before he was able to pull out f****** anything from his moveset - made him look like a complete b**** as a result.

I sure hope so I'm getting sick of this man succeeding, and while I may be able to spoil myself by just looking up actual history.... I don't f****** want to I'll let it be a surprise.

The treaties are of benefit because they're currently fighting their neighbor, if they dropped everything to invade Qin they would in turn get invaded, but by the end of the treaty they would have succeeded in their war or failed either way they would be free to do what they wish next, or more simply everyone didn't get together to jump Qin, because even if they hate that country they all still hate each other just as much ( and depending on which countries, more) they don't all agree to invade one country because they quite frankly don't trust each other, why risk conquest and leave your back exposed when you can settle for peace.

Kengan I like more for the fighting, Baki I like more for the weird bullshit that happens.

It started as a putin meme manga, but after certain events leave that maybe less appropriate to laugh at he course corrected.

I do like this spin on a selfish protagonist, because a lot of series use that to mean the protagonist is a dick to everyone just because, cough cough looking at you China cough cough while for this one it just means that he more or less doesn't really do anything if it doesn't benefit him specifically either immediately or in the long run even if you think for a second he might be. it really highlights that being selfish isn't a bad thing (unless it's at the active expense and loss utterly of others) it's just something you do to benefit yourself.

Asked and answered, thanks.

Wait why did he not think of scent? He's from Modern times the smells back then should be crippling. even discounting that - using soap without any scent should be a strange thing for him like I feel like he should have noticed something's missing, I guess he was here for a while before he made the soap so he might have just forgot.

Did you take this screenshot in Nuketown?

" Don't you see kanoh, I've risen Above... And become the thing you fear ... The legendary Super Swole"

I called it, teeth catch.

Memory is driven by emotion and repetition, if it's something that struck you strongly in a pleasant way or an unpleasant way either way it's what your brain will remember, if information is merely necessary to you but you haven't instilled it emotionally ( or alternatively repeated to the point that it is drilled into your brain) as something highly valuable you're more likely to forget it.

Going off the fact that she looks like the main character, her general vibe and his reaction to her being there, she is either his long lost sister that was actually raised instead of abandoned like he was, a long lost relative or just another person that was born with that curse s*** the main character has, but if I'm following genre tropes it's probably sister.

I mean he could always hang with anybody in class b but he doesn't even consider that semi-viable. Even if no one else wants to hang Lord knows the main character(the book protagonist) is down to hang out.

I kind of like the energy he has, it's like observing the happy-go-lucky shounen protagonist from an outside view.

Let her...cook?