The story is still great, with some solid development and a new party member, but everyone have kinda given up on a happy ending.

^ Yoshida and Mako are two of the four essentially sweet characters in Watamote that have helped to shape Tomoko's life beyond Yuu, the other two being Megumi and Asuka. Of the four, they are also the ones who are most available to each other, and they have built a steady history of caring for each other and being attentive to each other's needs. It's a very natural, pleasant relationship.

I wish one of the current crop of excellent doujin creators would write a manga about what happened after Yoshida left the cafeteria, humiliated after fighting Koto and having her boob grabbed by Tomoki, and Mako took off after her. That would be worth reading.

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That's a mighty kiss.

Kawaii

To people who keep asking how yuri this manga is:
When I went to Tokyo last week, I saw Watamote displayed on the yuri section of manga stores. Make of that what you will.

Then I had to watch the movie,maybe now.

Better seduce the younger Artoria without her misery from all the rest.

Sure she is a better lover

Hooooo mama

^^
OH God you're right, what happened?!

Did anyone else think that was Nitori at first? No, just me? Okay.

Why is Mikan (tangerine) not translated?

^^^^^
Perfect view.

Being indestructible does nothing against a vampire that can casually destroy anything.

... "backed for me"? Don't you mean "picked for me"?

^I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be "baked for me." IIRC, Ticcy's first language is Italian, so the occasional spelling error is understandable.

last edited at Sep 14, 2018 12:31AM

agressive miho is good

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She's totally looks like Kurapika in that suit lol.

Class conflict in action.

So calming :3

Yeah, you got a comrade :3

Reality is cruel some time -_-

I think that Tangerine and Mikan are different fruits.
They're related but not exactly the same.

Better calm em down with some Mochi...

Tangerine is one of the generic Western terms for the group of citrus fruits that mikans belong to. Oddly, in my region of the US I've never seen mikans marketed as tangerines. Sometimes as Satsumas, but more often as "Little Cuties" or some variant.