She falls down even when not looking at her phone (first appearance and theater tour), and you can't really contribute "attacked by wild dog" to using your phone.

Well, when the current generation has the brain of a baby chick, they're physically unable to consume content that is either longer than 30s or isn't hyper-compressed and over-simplified. It's actually a major problem nowadays among youngsters where they're literally unable to stay focus in class because their brains now have ADHD and they have to constantly seek something new but cannot stay on one thing for long.

Could be a stretch, could be not, but what are the chances of her being an AV actress once and the first lewd movie that Amou was shown to (the F-cup whatever one) was actually starring the mom?

How much y'all wanna bet the first AV movie (that F-cup whatever) that he showed Amou was actually starring the mother?

A weird takeaway from this chapter, is that it's kinda rare in manga to be seeing a house that is three-story without it being one of those big ass mansion. You either see a normal two-story one, a big ass celebrity-type or a big ass European type. A few rare cases I could recall was with the third story being the attic, but here it's a full-blown third floor.

Okay, I hope it's somehow a mistranslation like with last chapter where the repair old man said "Uruto" when it should have been Ultra (the director) or something along the line because no effing way one of the sister's friend is literally named "Isis".

Imagine seeing a giant robot and "the humanoid shape is unrealistic" was your only takeaway.

Well, at least for all its "unrealism" the humanoid shape actually fucking works. Unlike westerner's big stompy mech, most notoriously the reverse-joint walkers, where you take out one leg and damn thing is as good as out of commission.

I mean, I kinda knew something was up when looking at page. No matter how much Japan loves to play with the "pettan" joke, that side profile is just too damn flat especially for a supposedly grown woman.

Koito is the only one who interacts with her daily either to run errands or deliver meals. The little sister even said in this chapter, because Koito was late so she had to deliver the meal herself, meaning if Koito was punctual like usual then the sister probably would've gone on never meeting the elf for at the very least another 50 years, if not her whole life.

Probably his little sister, just the way she's drawn makes her look older/look like someone who's supposed to be older.

"A world where Mystia isn't constantly threatened to be devoured by Yuyuko" the manga.

Bold of you to assume she can even come to a realization. All I'm seeing now is a brick that was given the power of prophecy, not a person.

Y'know, if this love circle of theirs doesn't end up working out, I wouldn't mind him switching to Ryou-san.
Y'know, just sayin'

You clearly didn't pay attention to all his struggles in the early chapters even with a guide or his OP starting job. Took him half a year to reliably take on two monkeys/wolves and come out unscathed, then another full year and a half to barely eeked out a win against the slime boss. All the squirrel really told him was the basic of basics like level, eating the sponge and, heck, all she could tell him about the enemies was their general level, nothing about how they actually fight and stuff, and even then there's thing she doesn't know just like the fight with the giant white ape. That is already qualified enough for "hard" mode, no OP job and no guide would be called "Impossible".

The squirrel's more of a guide, he still did all of the actual fighting. The point is that his "OP protagonist" is hard-earned, yes he's a got an extremely rare job Thread Reeler from the start but all his levels, skills and powers are paid in sweat and blood rather than just handed to him on a silver platter like most other isekai/reincarnated protagonists.

Doesn't change the fact he grinded for his powers and levels.

To be fair he basically was thrown into Hard mode the moment he woke up and he actually put in the grind for that OP status, unlike most others isekai protags who sorta got everything fell into their lap.

I don't think there has been like a "Summoning" spell in this series beside the miko girl's Kaii? You really can't go wrong with summoning a cute little mascot in a magical girl setting though I guess since they're aren't magical girls in the traditional sense (actual magic vs scientific magic) they not gonna have like Kero from Cardcaptor Sakura.

Though I guess they could have like an assistive AI manifested via spell to act like a sub-program to assist with casting and handling more difficult spells in scenarios where the number of magical girls on the field is lacking.

I mean if it stops at Futa it'd still be fine for the Imp, but she went even further with pp growing on the nippy then yeah, I'd Imp's decision was totally understandable.

You know what Anna reminds me of these past chapters? HK416 from Girls Frontline. As in she had experienced a major, even traumatic, event with a main character (Anna with Shue and 416 with M16) which explains why she's so antagonistic against said character. But because her appearance and introduction of said past event came so late into the story, at this point we've already gotten attached to Yuki so we can't exactly sympathize with Anna the way the author expected us to and her action just ended up looking like a sourpuss or a child throwing a tantrum. Like right now she's just willfully ignoring anything and everything Yuki has to say, even involving the people outside of this sibling quarrel just so she can have her "revenge".