さすが - Grammar Discussion

as one would expect
only natural
that is just like…
even

Structure

  • さすが ( ) + Phrase
  • さすが (の) + Noun

[When さすが appears in a negative sentence, it means “even”]
[さすが often implies you know that someone is talented at something but are still impressed with their ability. More emphasis can be placed on this feeling by omitting の after さすが and before a noun]

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Just dropping this there here in case other people encounter it.

I’ve already reported it as a bug/typo.