Thread:Ashleyien/@comment-918376-20150707020140/@comment-26580819-20150721210940

It's odd. Oh well.

My idea is you can't be too interested in stuff if you don't take the time to look things up. Maybe that's because I grew up in an era where you needed to look up stuff in actual books if you wanted to know something. Now people expect things just to be handed to them. "Tell me because I can't be bothered to spend 5 minutes to google it and read stuff to find the info." Whenever I have a question the first place I usually go is FAQ to see if it's answered there (because I also always hated asking questions in school or for help when doing research later on. I got used to just doing it on my own.) Usually what I want to know isn't on the FAQ and I have to do some searching. Asking is usually my last resort.

Ah. I guess we'll see what the English dub does with the title. Most likely they'll have the trap title since "traps" seem to be popular. Too bad the episode wasn't what you expected it to be though. I guess that's one advantage to not reading the source material first, you have no expectations/disappoint of what comes next. I didn't even know that wasn't part of the LN until I read it wasn't. Anyway, for some reason I like the "I want you to want me" version just because is seems to work with what's going on in the episode... though so does "A sweet trap", I think I'm just anti-trap since I kept seeing "Tetra is a trap!" and getting really annoyed by it.

I'm assuming BN is Barnes & Noble (which doesn't exist up here). Has someone posted about the differences? I saw you updated Felinoid in the wiki. It seems that "ou" & "oh" are interchangeable. I usually prefer the look of "oh" but it seems a lot of people prefer "ou". I've seen that for other characters in other series. I'll just stick to "oh" so Tohya it is. XD   The thing I like the best about vol. 1 was that it was easier to read and flowed better than the fan translation.