I'm starting reading this, and what some people seem to find annoying I find it good... The fact that there ARE men around, because this is yuri with men is not like those all girls school where they didn't had an option or it can be misunderstood as very close friendship, in this series the girls have a choice but if they pick the girl then its more meaningful than the others series where the girls are gay until the graduate and met a guy.

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...I already decided to stop talking about the "politics" (sure is funny how and why that word gets used) of the manga, since it was just causing more trouble than it was worth. But I have to say, after repeatedly being told I was reading too deeply into things, and that I was forcing my own weird interpretations onto the story, and that there was obviously no way the author was even thinking about anything remotely like that... Having the protagonist spend chapter three saying basically all the things I wanted to say, and having exactly the same somewhat creeped out reaction to those conclusions that I did? That felt preeeeeetty vindicating.

I'm still not feeling particularly smug, since the fact that seemingly nobody was able to understand what I wanted to say probably means that I fucked up saying it. But it's nice to know that I wasn't just imagining things, at least.

this is a much better written comedy vampire yuri comic than most, i think. good job on the translation, too.

this is a much better written comedy vampire yuri comic than most, i think. good job on the translation, too.

"comedy vampire yuri comic" seems like a pretty niche genre.

The track suit was a pretty soft lob. Easy to catch... But it still made me chuckle. This is such a funny series... Now let's return to our regularly scheduled yuri vampire action!

I like how she just stands there in that fashion atrocity, frozen in mute horror.
(That's probably what a mildly failed SAN check looks like.)

Rin: "So apparently, the reason why you prefer to suck women's blood is because you're gay. Congrats on coming out of the closet!"

what an extraordinary way to find out you're gay XD

I like how she just stands there in that fashion atrocity, frozen in mute horror.
(That's probably what a mildly failed SAN check looks like.)

1d4 SAN loss at most. Easily recoverable.

And clearly she's got a large SAN pool because becoming a vampire is at least a 1d10 SAN loss situation, and it didn't even faze her.

I like how she just stands there in that fashion atrocity, frozen in mute horror.
(That's probably what a mildly failed SAN check looks like.)

1d4 SAN loss at most. Easily recoverable.

And clearly she's got a large SAN pool because becoming a vampire is at least a 1d10 SAN loss situation, and it didn't even faze her.

1d10 can still come up 1.

This chapter sucks lol

I guess they want to show that the protagonist has no room for guys in her harem lol

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nyaangie posted:

This chapter sucks lol

I guess they want to show that the protagonist has no room for guys in her harem lol

It really seems that people on this forum can find something to complain about with literally any chapter released anymore.

I like how she just stands there in that fashion atrocity, frozen in mute horror.
(That's probably what a mildly failed SAN check looks like.)

1d4 SAN loss at most. Easily recoverable.

And clearly she's got a large SAN pool because becoming a vampire is at least a 1d10 SAN loss situation, and it didn't even faze her.

1d10 can still come up 1.

Do vampires even have to roll for SAN? I thought it was only for us mere mortals.

nyaangie posted:

This chapter sucks lol

I guess they want to show that the protagonist has no room for guys in her harem lol

It really seems that people on this forum can find something to complain about with literally any chapter released anymore.

It just means that this forum has grown enough to represent the baseline bitchiness of the internet at large.

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Do vampires even have to roll for SAN? I thought it was only for us mere mortals.

Worst, she has to roll for frenzy. Good thing she seems to have succeeded on that one.

If there's one thing I like about this author, is how they build up tension that eventually develops into nothing. Like making you think there's an importante reason for a carácter to do something, for it to end up the reason was just because. Since this media is soo obsessed with having deep meanings to all characters actions (like old childhood friendship becoming lovers, or action based stories always having the hero be related to the villain or the main event in the series one way or the other) I always find these interactions a breath of fresh air.

last edited at Mar 30, 2017 6:08PM

This chapter sucks lol

This chapter sucks lol

She didn't suck anything this chapter, though.

This chapter sucks lol

She didn't suck anything this chapter, though.

your avatar makes the comment perfect

I like how she just stands there in that fashion atrocity, frozen in mute horror.
(That's probably what a mildly failed SAN check looks like.)

1d4 SAN loss at most. Easily recoverable.

And clearly she's got a large SAN pool because becoming a vampire is at least a 1d10 SAN loss situation, and it didn't even faze her.

She clearly failed her idea roll, therefore not entirely grasping the severity of situation. Which is why she was all "I gotta hurry to school."

When asked about starting a harem.

last edited at Apr 11, 2017 11:36AM

Can't wait for the next chapter! yuri yuri yuri yuri yuri yuri yuri yuri yuri yuri yuri..

Possible harem and love triangles? (・ω・)ノ

Totally a lady-killer.

And totally gay.

wow hella relatable

Ugh... I hope whoever is in charge of this doesn't let it turn into a harem... Especially if it would bring sadness to one of the characters. I'm mostly ok with it if everyone is happy, but even so...

this is all i have to say...

don't never not go childhood friend route