Didn't she also get one for like the one subject she could actually manage a good grade on? Because I think on the flip side she also got a Bolt for her worst test.

ROCKET FIIIIIIIIST!

So many Yandere's here I forgot about the one on the last page for a moment lol

Other zodiacs have been able to use skills from the others before. Don't remember if it was ever fully explained, but I think it's kind of like a rental agreement or something?

Ghost kitty!?

He's hardly the first guy, fictional or not, to focus on the wrong things. He probably thought that as long as he corrected everything quickly, he could make up for his shortcomings as a husband and a father and spend the rest of his life for his friends and family. But as Saul pointed out, he put too much focus on that one goal that he lost a lot of chances everywhere else: he lost the chance to be a friend for Rocks when he needed him the most, he lost time with Ida (even though she knew what he was doing was important and gave him all the support she could) and he lost the chance to be a good father to Loki, especially in his earlier years when he needed his father the most.

His dreams and intentions were not inherently bad or wrong, but he was too focused on quick and immediate results that he ignored everything shady about the World Government until it was literally too late.

He meant well, but he was so desperate to "redeem" his peoples' past actions of unjust violence that he pretty much skipped out on anything else: being a good husband to Ida, a good father to his sons, a good friend to Rocks, and critical thinking as a whole just kinda escaped him because of how hyper focused he was on that singular goal to the exclusion of just about anything and everything else.

Framing is one thing, but I think Loki just flat out does not give a fuck what the other Giants ever thought of him so he never bothered trying to correct whatever they accused him of.

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions" and all that.

From what I remember of all the scenes of his prior life, he wasn't a hothead so much as a guy who basically had to choke back his anger and impulsiveness because he was always a figuratively small fish in a pond with much larger fish. He also put on a lot of "I don't give a fuck" airs for the same reason.

Okay, you're missing some deets here, friend:

The last batch of women to be converted were severely traumatized by Noble Orcs, they wished for death so badly that Van's "Death Charm" skill had a noticeable effect on them, and no one wanted to kill them but also couldn't risk them turning into enemies when they "got better" as the group took care of them.

Tarea definitely had a rough go of it at first. But Human society, especially her father, failed her the most and was the major catalyst ending up with her becoming a Ghoul. But she found a niche and rose to the top of her tribe with it, finding life among the Ghoulds ultimately more satisfying than her old life as a human. She even planned to unite all the tribes in the nearby forest she lived in until Van's Charm skill won her over and the tribes untied under him to fight the Noble Orcs.

Pauvina (the half-Orc girl) is an odd case, since it was Van's first experiment with reincarnation. For one, she was essentially reincarnated into her own offspring. Van attempted to cleanse as much of the Noble Orc genes as he could, but there were still some leftovers that affected her and she initially looked horrified at the idea of being reborn as an Orc until Van told her he could reduce most of those traits. And there's only been the barest of hints that a scant few fragments of her old life's memories carried over, but that wasn't as big a deal to her either then or now.

WN spoilers: a lot of Vida's races are shown to be female, and many of their rituals to convert "humans" are largely exclusive to females. There aren't as many options for males, and even then Van doesn't make it a mandatory requirement. Many of the villagers here change later, but mostly as kind of an "upgrade" influenced by one of Van's classes that allowed him to mutate his pre-Demon King Race followers and convert them to Vida's circle instead of Rodcorte's

More WN spoilers: Much later, some "businessman" thought they could convince Van to work with them and use Vida's authority and his status as a Ghoul "Tamer" to open a brothel catering to those with a fetish for Ghoul women. Problem is, Ghouls are largely a merit-based society, and by that point no Ghoul woman was a great deal weaker than the average adventurer and they were no longer desperate to bolster their numbers to settle for those kind of men. Van still being the most popular option among monster girls is both because of this merit-based idea where he is CLEARLY the most powerful being in their entire society as well as that constantly evolving "Charm" skill that makes him easier to like and get along with as long as you share even slightly similar beliefs. But its not like he get ALL the women: just a majority of the ones we tend to see.

I'd join in a heartbeat if that was the sales pitch lol.

...because baldness is a thing? Or he shaved his head pretty regularly until his death?

If that civilian was being truthful, then it doesn't appear that Harald was operating in the Triangle during the time between Rock's death and his time in the lower ranks of the God Knights. So no new deets on the giants in the Triangle for now.

I'm guessing at least one of the Knights at God Valley probably ended up getting to the highest level, but otherwise there's not much more information to go on for now.

There's a strong implication that this is around the time Teach gave him those scars. But there's not a lot of info yet on the when/how/why Shanks joined up with the World Nobles yet. Assuming they didn't yeet him unawares, he probably asked Beckman or another member of his crew to hold onto the hat. Otherwise, it probably got left behind for the crew to find and hold onto until their captain reappeared. Either way, it worked out in his favor: if he was even half as defensive about that hat as Luffy is shown to be, then he couldn't easily fake the whole "everything in the lower world sucks and I hate it" angle he's shown going with here.

Tiger broke out alone first, but told Neptune and Otohime that he fully intended to attack the Holy Land and rescue the slaves. Just turns out he had help on his second time there.

Neptune and Harald were likely just joking, but if it were valid then Loki decided to ignore it when he asked Lola to marry him. Or Elbaph royalty is allowed to have multiple spouses (Ida was barely tolerated at Harald's lover, but the Elders refused to accept her as a queen). Considering all the jokes Harald made about Neptune's daughter being hairy (Mosa-Mosa), there's a higher than 0% chance that Loki's pal is at least related to Shirahoshi or her family.

There are a lot of chapter names that play off a relatively singular or minor note, you know? In this case, its a bit of a redirect from how we've been led to believe that this chapter had something of note happening with Hajrudin, but it turns out Ida is probably gonna die via assassination and shares her honest thoughts of Loki being her son too, which he reciprocated but had too much pride to admit it out loud until he found out his birth mother's family poisoned her and bragged to him about it thinking he was the same as them.

At this point, I think there's maybe around a year or so until the moment Harald died, so we should be close to that moment in another chapter or 2 unless there's more surprises during this time.

In the first two tag matches, it was just the woman who was taken as a slave, the dudes either stuck with their "owner" or were made a slave. Presumably, last time would have has just one of the women become the slave, but the other side suggested a special wager. So unless the other side adjusts the wager again mid-match, it should be like the first 2 matches where only the woman is made into the other side's sex slave.

Chapter 1: There's magic that turns men into women and gives women dicks.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BUyiFrE4oR0

"My New Life Sucks! Reborn as a Perverted Mosquito!"

Suprirsed there's not a manga or web novel like tht already lol

Newgate didn't really care for Rocks either. Between recruitment via Davy Back Fight, lack of comraderie with the rest of the crew, his casual cruelty towards children, and the near-impossible ability to keep him focused on a specific goal are just some of the major issues he had with Rocks. And with Rocks keeping an emotional distance from the entire crew, they had no reason to think something was all that out of the ordinary when he started killing them at the drop of a hat.

Still, Newgate's stock has taken a drop in this fandom as a result of walking off like that, justified as it may have felt to him in universe.

No one on his crew actually respected him, and he didn't trust them enough to recruit without using the Davy Back Fights. The only guy Xebec was willing to actually recruit without force and trust with his secrets was Harald, and Harald couldn't just forgo his own goals and dreams even though this chapter tells us he considered Xebec his closest friend.

69 is the lowest it goes. I've heard that after 80, you start risking 2 levels per failure instead. One of the worst parts is the "refund" of 200 points, which hardly matters any if you already start gambling with a max amount of points so you effectively get nothing.

It would be nice if they added an extra gift for the Mystery Box that basically acts as a one time ticket that stops you from leveling down or something. There is no way besides luck to get any further after 69, and all it takes is bad RNG to drop you 5 levels.