

Theories for the Self Proclaimed Gods?
The main antagonistic force of the Self Proclaimed Gods surprisingly has little information about them other than they are responsible for the waves and consume worlds for their energy and their own entertainment. The ability to open up multidimensional portals between worlds and the knowledge of being able to reincarnate individuals from other universes would make them one of the most advanced civilisations in all fiction.
I think Aneko should have paced the story better to focus more on the waves and the main antagonists rather than the episodic plot arcs that caused the story to stall indefinitely.
The stronger a character’s sentiments toward Malty, whether they incline toward affection or animosity, the greater the likelihood that such a character will be considered a suitable candidate for romantic pairing.
The Kingdom of Melromarc as a chess set
A Melromarc soldier as the pawn
Melty as the knight (she’s on a filolial)
Pope as the bishop
Malty as the rook
Mirellia as the queen
Aultrcray as the king
I was doing the Boonta Eve Classic right, and some idiot had left like a ramp thing out…
Victorian school prize book with provenance
This is a school prize book from late Victorian times that, as the lovely handwritten message shows, were commonly awarded to diligent students.
The school would order the books in from a publisher’s catalogue and were designed to look both appealing and feel valuable in the hands of the typically working-class boys and girls who received them.
Anyone else still feel salty about Myne in Season 4?
The intro made it look like she’d be a cool villain again but all we got was her dying pathetically to Motoyasu which didn’t even happen in the LN. It was huge disappointment.
I truly don’t even know if she’ll come back in season 5 or in what role. Maybe they’ll say her only purpose was to cause problems in the world as if she’s more like an entity than a human being. It’s like those Demons from Frieren that are called evil because of the harm they do but they lack the moral capacity to be good.