You see I thought they said something about that character being female last chapter, but I checked and no no mention of it it's just that iruma compared him to bachiko, and that the character's short and wears a crop top so everyone just kind of assumed female, even though they did use the "-kun" honorific, which I believe is for boys .

Going by how many lives the AI blew through, that man must have spent several lives just savescumming and looking for more one-ups, cuz he seems not just surprised but nearly dumbfounded by the fact that the main character just grinded properly instead of leaning in on his multiple lives hack.

It's slight conjecture based on previous and current events in the story, as well as a basic concept present in many series of similar genre.

I'm going off of what was said in the chapter and the context I'm pretty sure the "invisibility" as you claim it is more so a visual representation of "hiding his presence" the thing they're sensing in the moment that allows them to block the attacks is a combination of most likely bloodlust and that he can't hide his presence while actively attacking only on the lead up to the attack. Such as why in the chapter he says "hiding presence, not body" in response to the person saying he "disappeared" he's not literally visually disappearing as in turning invisible he's an assassin in this fantasy world that's Mastered hiding presence which gives you the effect of being imperceptible to other living creatures there aren't sufficiently trained to higher degree of sense, I will readily admit my example of the predator is misleading, a better example might be characters that are said to be "stealthy enough to walk right through the front door without people perceiving them" nevertheless you asked for distinction this is the distinction hiding presence is appearing invisible or being hard to find to people that don't have high level senses, hiding your body would be to literally turn invisible or hide behind things. One is based on personal perception the other based on general perception.
Or to give real word examples hiding your presence might be blending in a crowd, your goal isn't to appear as if you don't exist in the space - it's to not be noticed individually, hiding your body would be physically hiding in something like a closet, your goal is to not be perceived as a person at all - for people to not think you're there. It's just in the fantasy worlds these things tend to get taken to extremes that make no sense using regular logic.

Well in the world of magic and Aura and being able to sense bloodlust I think "presence" does have a bit of a different meaning, and they're standing with their backs to each other all night on guard because they were told he's going to come for them and then he started talking to them so they know he's there they just have no f****** clue where, and the reason I say he's hiding his presence as opposed to being invisible is that if you're invisible no one can see you at all if you're just hiding your presence in this sense people with skill can distinguish where you are (such as the main character). I believe that is at least why they use the word choice they use in this chapter they literally know that he's there but they cannot perceive him because he is hiding his presence.

The distinction though is the difference between standing right in front of someone and they aren't able to see or hear you versus someone not being able to see or hear you because you've hidden somewhere clearly out of sight, the erasing presence would be the first hiding would be the second, I guess to explain it in another way if there was a camera watching them he would be clearly visible, he's only hidden to the people that he is directly in front of at the moment.

More like invisiblility - but only to the senses, like he's there he's just making sure you can't tell that for sure.

It's like the Predator he's making himself imperceptible but he's still right there.

He probably caught that s*** with his teeth

In hindsight I'm just now realizing that this clone probably was a police officer in his cover job before he got summoned up.

I think in this case the word you're looking for is androgynous, at least if you're referring to everyone having character designs that look like they could be either a boy or a girl.

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Every speech bubble does d6 psychic damage.

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I read your posts, That is specifically why I brought them up yes, those two could at least be rationalized to fit this character as I have pointed out, and while stallion has an innate sexual connotation orca really doesn't (at least in the West), my point being that while using any of the animals listed would have been slightly offensive at least the other two would have had some ounce of accuracy to the character, Panther doesn't fit his fighting style or personality or even really his aesthetics other than him being black. Also I specifically said stallion instead of Black stallion because adding black to it is what makes it worse, I'm pretty sure the only reason they didn't call him the "Black" Panther is because that's a popular character that people know about now.

My favorite part about this has to be the fact that the king hasn't said word one to this man, but his whole Entourage want smoke for no reason.

Well WE have an edited one now.

Not really ... most characters have a nickname that in some way references their theme, position or fighting style without necessarily giving away how they fight exactly, hell they could have nicknamed him "the comedian" and would have fit him better because he likes telling jokes and fucking around, they could have called him something like a "mighty oak" to reference how durable and solid his base body and core are, like there was options that wouldn't actually tell you how he fights. that reasoning doesn't even make sense at a glance because by that logic no one should have nicknames that reference how they fight or what they do or their theme but many of them do. My problem is just that they chose a nickname that doesn't reflect him at all in fighting style or personality or position and really only applies to him because he's black, hell at this point I actually would have preferred stallion or orca, at least that references that he's strong and solid like a horse or surprisingly clever and playful while being deceptively deadly like an orca.

Julius' musculature in that first panel just makes me think of younger toguro

The weird teacher guy that just showed up with the magic powers?