Not at all. Demonbane easily passes as mainstream mecha sans the ero. …

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Comment on Nyaruko Triggers Lovecraft Boom by Shuu:

Not at all. Demonbane easily passes as mainstream mecha sans the ero. The VN is also officially available in English for some time now.

I’d put links to some of the past SanCon articles on the English release, but for some reason the spam protection won’t let me. Just enter “demonbane” in the search bar if you’re interested.

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