I thought it was going to be a sad ending. But nope! Happy end for all of us! :D

You just had to use that terrible meme in the credits, huh.

Nice story, by the way.

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The credits page made me facedesk. It's even in my yuri... Q__Q

I liked it right up until the credit page. Then I died a little on the inside.

Pretty cute. Not really yuri though. Subtext maybe? Doesn't look even that xD But yeah, pretty cute :]

Cute story, but I don't get the credit page. Someone care to explain?

Cute story, but I don't get the credit page. Someone care to explain?

Its a reference to a vine video "Damn Daniel".

Yeah, this was cute, by not by any shot would I call it Yuri. Friendshipping at its very best though! :D

geeeeez senpai, why you gotta be so cute with that awkward smile

DAAAAAAAMN YURI PROJECT!!

Back at it again with the clever credit pages!

I guess it's tagged as yuri cus it was published in Hirari maybe?
Hmm well there were still cute hugs, blushes and calling girls cute

Super ultra mega cute!

Well,that was cute

It was okay-ish. No yuri, if you look rly hard with yuri glasses there is like 1 line of subtext, someone is getting lazy with tags.

That credits page broke my heart, just a bit.

Not yuri

By the time I read it it had no Yuri tag and I was thinking it was pretty yuri-ish. There's hope for the future! It's at least very subtexty (to me) and romantic two-girl friendship-y and a bit Story S. I didnt get the joke so the credits page didn't bug me ;)

I guess it's tagged as yuri cus it was published in Hirari maybe?

Best example to stop saying what will and won't end up in yuri based on magazine it was published in.

Fluffy enough

I guess it's tagged as yuri cus it was published in Hirari maybe?

Best example to stop saying what will and won't end up in yuri based on magazine it was published in.

I don't really know what you mean by that :T
It had a pretty open ending, but it was cute tho

Do the magazines really prevent authors from wanting to end something as yuri or not?
For instance, Suzunari isn't completely scanlated as it's licensed, and knowing it's from the same author as Kanamemo! and Flower Flower (and having read the Kurogane Ken doujin), I guess I was really curious to know where it was going and how it ended and I bought it.
I kinda expected a subtext/romantic two-girl friendship ending, so the actual ending was pretty nice hehe :3

Idk how much control the magazines have, but I wish for the best maybe? :T

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I guess it's tagged as yuri cus it was published in Hirari maybe?

Best example to stop saying what will and won't end up in yuri based on magazine it was published in.

I don't really know what you mean by that :T
It had a pretty open ending, but it was cute tho

Do the magazines really prevent authors from wanting to end something as yuri or not?

I'm not arguing whatever it was yuri or not. Their relationship could be interpreted either way. What I meant was that a lot people here has tendency to become sjw and when people are talking about some slice of life and how yuri to them it is and where it can go, they "kindly" says "it was published in XXX magazine that is not yuri, hence it won't go yuri. You are welcome". Here we had kinda hypocritical thing happening, where even thought it was published in Hirari, 100% yuri magazine, people said it wasn't yuri enough and asked for removing yuri tag. Where are all those sjw defending it and saying it is yuri, because it was published in XXX magazine that is yuri magazine?

I have no idea how it works in japan. From what I do know, it seems like which magazine you pick to get published in do have a big influence, the same way shounen is for boys, shoujo is for girls. Japanese love to segregate their stuff really thoroughly allowing them to have exact expectation from their works and if they will have success in targeted audience or not. That being said I don't think just because X manga is published in X magazine that is not yuri it means it will never go there and honestly people who keep on telling me this just rub me the wrong way.

I guess it's tagged as yuri cus it was published in Hirari maybe?

Best example to stop saying what will and won't end up in yuri based on magazine it was published in.

I don't really know what you mean by that :T
It had a pretty open ending, but it was cute tho

Do the magazines really prevent authors from wanting to end something as yuri or not?

I'm not arguing whatever it was yuri or not. Their relationship could be interpreted either way. What I meant was that a lot people here has tendency to become sjw and when people are talking about some slice of life and how yuri to them it is and where it can go, they "kindly" says "it was published in XXX magazine that is not yuri, hence it won't go yuri. You are welcome". Here we had kinda hypocritical thing happening, where even thought it was published in Hirari, 100% yuri magazine, people said it wasn't yuri enough and asked for removing yuri tag. Where are all those sjw defending it and saying it is yuri, because it was published in XXX magazine that is yuri magazine?

I have no idea how it works in japan. From what I do know, it seems like which magazine you pick to get published in do have a big influence, the same way shounen is for boys, shoujo is for girls. Japanese love to segregate their stuff really thoroughly allowing them to have exact expectation from their works and if they will have success in targeted audience or not. That being said I don't think just because X manga is published in X magazine that is not yuri it means it will never go there and honestly people who keep on telling me this just rub me the wrong way.

Oh yes, definitely. I agree.

A cute story. Glad it had a happy end.