You’re inhuman.

Teppē…

Demon!

It is difficult to say that there is a proper sense of right and wrong in this world.

Non-human
Six-Eyed Demon

It would have been nice if it were a moral world where good intentions could solve everything.
There are no boundaries, you know.

The Tsumi has less humanity than I expected.

I’ve recently started reading it, but this manga is too interesting.
A classmate said, “It’s becoming cocotte!” so it didn’t work out.

I never thought the term “common person mask” referred to anything other than the image in the thread…

Only until reaching the early stage of the school.
I feel like the characters of the siblings are different in some way, or they have a sense of humanity.

The one wearing a hockey mask that looks like a B-grade horror movie is the one who retains the most humanity.

The punishment of being torn apart.

It seems like monsters are attacking me a lot, so I’m just defending myself, not really doing anything bad, right?

“Cocteau! Yes, Mask.”

I want you to properly cross the line with your sister.

Even if it’s unavoidable to kill back, it’s still cruel…

Living in the original boundary environment is tough enough, and there’s no good or bad about it!

I thought there wasn’t much of a connection from my sister, but it seems that’s not the case after all…

What do you think about the Fugue?

It’s disappointing that I don’t love my sister as much as I thought; we could be more affectionate, you know?

That man is not Fuga…

Isn’t Fuga-kun’s complete transformation the craziest thing happening in the story?

Wandering is also caused by school attacks, so it’s all the pigs’ fault.
In terms of having learned useless skills, the bug brothers are to blame.

In a correct sense, Koku-Tsumi means that if one loses their other half, they will die.

The person who got TS seemed like they were on the verge of dying at the beginning.
From the middle, I became a mood maker and started to give off an incredible vibe of survival.

It’s just that I won’t choose the means as long as it’s for a purpose or benefit…

If my younger brother dies, wanting to commit suicide afterward is clearly a peculiar and complicated way of dealing with it.

I was expecting that non-popular people would bring in typical disruptive characters that seem like they are on the verge of death or cause discord and accidents.
I couldn’t become a tank that avoids provocation by taking advantage of “no compromises!”

It seems that the current one is the final chapter, but I wonder how they will wrap it up…

Lucia-san makes her reappearance…

People who are not popular tend to grow too much.

Fuga is aiming too high for humans, so even if he creates the Fuga Empire, it seems likely to become a dystopia in the long run.

The lone woman of the heir group.
I was surprised that they exited immediately after making a reappearance.

Fuga-kun’s ideal would work if everyone were Fuga-kun…

This guy has no role… or the story would go on just fine without him…
That kind of thing usually gets eliminated, so it’s relatively easy to predict the eliminations.

Boxman touched a part of the truth of this world, but he can’t understand it because he’s dumb, and he forgets things here and there, which is hilarious.

It was really hard when the teacher died.
He was a good teacher…

Don’t use a ridiculous appearance to launch a rocket punch that could result in instant death.

It’s interesting, but does this manga have an ending?

My classmates are all full of golden spirits.

The system that replies with “I’ll kill you” has a really nice flavor to it.

That’s a funny part, but just before that, Fuga-kun was stating his theory that knowledge is necessary for becoming prosperous.
The scene is cruel because Hakutsuki from a post-apocalyptic world of gaki couldn’t make use of his wisdom due to a lack of it.

Tends to change characters relatively often.
The TS Man and the Hockey Mask Man are at a completely different level from their early versions.
When Boxman first appeared, he had a silly character.

Fuga-kun will take back control, but since the personalities don’t blend, it seems like he might disappear after repeating it several times.

The protagonist’s growth is terrifying.
Don’t instantly learn from visions.

With Fuga’s death (or not (but he did die)), the total annihilation ending has become more plausible.

I don’t know what will happen from here on, but basically, it’s either permanent residence in the Beam World or going to the Ghost World.
So, is it possible that in a world where the ghost realm is fighting monsters, the transformed villains and monsters from the apocalyptic world are pouring in through the dimensional barrier and causing chaos, which is why there’s so much fighting?

On the contrary, reclaim the inhabitants of the solitary world!
Either way, there’s no future, huh!

It’s not good to judge a person by their insides.

Are you really going to make Fūga-kun take on the guilt too!?
That appearance is proof that you tried to help Kurobe-san until the very end!
Isn’t Daigo-kun’s mental strength too strong to say this?

All the worlds are completely hopeless, so there’s no way to save them.

Eru-Jak! Come back to life and bestow your knowledge upon me!

I don’t think there is any salvation in the ghost world, so those who exit are suffering.

Ugh, people are so superficial.

I thought my younger brother was heavy, but my older sister was even heavier.

As things become increasingly unsettling, I’ve started to like Ichimaru-kun more and more.

Daigo-kun, who can dash into a burning truck, is seriously cool.

I’m amazed by how Shiratsuki can pull such an unfathomable shrine maiden into a comical exchange in an instant; it’s terrifying, she’s naturally scary.

Kokuto had to live a life like that.
Fuga-kun was unable to reconcile with reality because he could embody his ideals only by himself.
I don’t really understand Tsumi…

It’s understandable that the priestess prioritizes the car over the cocktail…

That vehicle that can turn anything into energy and move at that boundary is just a little too special of an item…

Mr. Cannabis’s coctization is serious.

If you look closely here, only Fūga-kun is bad at acting and it’s not good.
It’s great that Sakurada-kun’s sound waves, which were harshly criticized by Konpira-san as nothing but noise compared to the main house, are functioning properly here as interference and striking back.

I’m really sorry that because of guys like me who don’t buy paperbacks, only expensive on-demand books are being released.

The teacher was everyone’s light.
Is it a different person inside…? I forgot.

“Let’s unleash a wave of criticism! That’s a bit too quick-witted for a spontaneous reaction, Sakuma-kun.”

On the contrary, Mohikan initially felt like a typical sports club type.
I ended up becoming a dumb character, huh…

I like the cold-blooded lady here.

The heroine who didn’t become one.
Timer

Even Ichimaru, who used to be like that, is now a handsome man with many burdens and a shadowy presence…

Since you have a good upbringing, you probably couldn’t think of any bad words in that kind of situation, huh, Fuuga…

The way to sell paperback books is too crude.

I had stopped reading since the death of the gal, but should I continue?
Did you ever wonder why there are so many organs in a cockatoo and if that’s okay?

Ruu-chan’s inner self is almost like a little girl.

Don’t call me Ru-chan.

Why does the cold-blooded noble girl have an added conscience circuit?

Wasn’t it explained when the RYK representative came to attack? The story of the Cockatoo brain.

Could it be that Tsumie is the only one without a title?

Recently, the lifespan of Wednesday night threads has been short, and by the time I notice, the thread has already fallen…

Well, I’m just grateful they provide it on paper…
The paper quality is really good.

The fact that Ichimaru-kun has become a gal means that, according to the system in that world, he is treated as if he has been killed.

It moves for profit and discards, but it definitely has emotion, Kokuto.
What’s really bad is Tsumi.

Those who can customize their brain while hibernating are not ordinary at all.

The judgment of the boundary that killed is ambiguous.
You just poked me!

In the early days, Yoshike seemed like a second heroine.
Became a combat personnel halfway through.

Regarding those who are not popular, it’s easy to understand because I last had contact with them.
The transformation of the teacher and the Thunder Emperor is unreasonable.

It’s just that Tsumi takes priority, but Tsumi is inherently dangerous.

The noise cancellation of the Cocto is amazing, but I definitely think it will backfire and put me in a pinch instead.

The old deer was judged to be killed without doing anything…

So that’s how they were selling the paperback…
By the time I saw this work, it was already too late.

It has a quite unique worldview, doesn’t it?
It’s interesting that normal strength doesn’t really work well.

There are only sushi and electronics.

It’s precisely because friends don’t easily die that it hurts so much when they do.

If you kill too much, both your humanity and appearance become worthless, and it’s well done.

I think they would have adapted it into a live-action drama if there had been a Saturday Grand Theater slot available…

Looking back at the comments section, I laugh because the announcement for the volume was right before the deadline and it was a total mess.

Teppei… Ants are great.

It’s not good because the tea bowl bug becomes a trauma.

Big bro… Ants are really dangerous…

It’s not just that having a hand that vaguely feels like it’s from a game of Millionaire is good enough.

In reality, Kokuto is the type who pretends to be bad precisely because he has common sense and a conscience, and deliberately ignores them.
A car that is not equipped with brakes from the beginning is a disaster.

Is it really that difficult to start collecting paperback books now?

The early attacking monsters are all too picky about looks.
Is it a appearance that makes you hesitate to kill just because it’s a little ugly?

Well… it can just be done as an e-book…

If it weren’t for the long-eared girl being picky about looks, we would have been completely wiped out, seriously…

Can you read additional content from the serialization in a paperback?

The next problem might be either Mr. Taima or Mr. Yoshiki, huh…

This is also the final chapter, and since Yabako started a new series, it seems like Omega is getting close to its end too; everything is coming to a close.

I thought the announcement for the standalone book was really chaotic, but it turns out to be quite a legitimate complaint. What’s going on with the editing at Ura Sunday…

A little addition is sexy… that brother’s episode.

It seems like Daigo was going to make someone fall into darkness but decided against it.

I won’t lose when it comes to hunting experience…

It seems like it could be used as a healing potion for cannabis.

The world view is so despairing that you have to interject surreal gags for comedic relief, which is akin to Higanjima.

The restriction that if you carelessly kill a monster, you’ll end up taking that form results in rather technical combat, which seems to be the root of its appeal.

The cause of Chiko-chan’s hand remains a mystery to this day.

The tea bowl bug is really too troublesome.

I’m scared that if I don’t buy this manga’s volume now, it might end up being a collector’s item later.

But there won’t be any extra additions in the paperback…

According to the rule that creatures closer to humans have greater variability, I wonder if the tea bowl bug is derived from humans.

I wonder if they will animate The Queen of Blood and Ashes… It’s quite difficult to say if either of them would be suited for animation though…

The ash is over and it’s too long.

I believe that the sadness of the end of this manga’s serialization will somehow be mitigated by the increased update speed of the “Fallen Angel Operation.”

The ash is gross, it has a slow start in the beginning, and the transformation forms are too troublesome to animate.

The fact that Hakuzuki was treated like a fool due to his world of origin reminded me that even Tagame, who regained his sanity for a moment, said something similar.

It is good that there is a clear justification for killing and not killing.
It’s interesting that due to this, we can’t unilaterally trample on weaklings, and the beings from the demon world have become a presence that can’t be dealt with easily.

Even if Common Man Mask is made into an anime, there are hardly any highlights.

Non-killing protagonist

Speaking of which, I understand that having many eyes is dangerous, but why did the giant water bug turn into such a monster…?

I see, if you were just killing whatever you happened to come across, it ended up like that, huh?
It’s a seriously messed up world.

Anyone who can withstand two Genki organs is somewhat crazy.
The cockroach enduring six is a monster.

I was surprised that Ms. Lucia was the one joining from that group.
Once I joined, they were a fun person.

Cocuto has lived with pain and suffering for over a decade, to the point where his nerve structure has changed, so he certainly has a level of persuasiveness.
When you fall, it’s hard to get back up.