Why do you always say "a Japanese" it sounds weird

This one-shot fucks, very nice work

Ah yes, two girls bonding and getting wet together. That's what friendship is all about

Well they gained something nice out of the heartbreak

Oneshot-that-should-be-a-series strikes again!

And thus it was revealed to be his plan all along, to Yuri the two girls.

I think we should have more stories about the “losers” in love triangles or harem style series. I liked the Sayaka novels a lot, and I think there’s a lot to work with generally for the idea.

Oneshot-that-should-be-a-series strikes again!

God no if it became a series it would be an absolute shitshow

Oneshot-that-should-be-a-series strikes again!

The series actually ended when this oneshot starts. It was a series where an oblivious idiotic guy was being chased by three girls who were totally in love with him: a sporty girl, a childhood friend girl, and a heroine-type girl. In the end he chose the heroine and the series ended (and the oneshot began).

Oneshot-that-should-be-a-series strikes again!

The series actually ended when this oneshot starts. It was a series where an oblivious idiotic guy was being chased by three girls who were totally in love with him: a sporty girl, a childhood friend girl, and a heroine-type girl. In the end he chose the heroine and the series ended (and the oneshot began).

Not choosing the osananajimi should be a crime punishable by death.

Mifuyu-chan kawaisou... ●︿●

Poor guy didnt even get a face. Is this like romantic objectification or something? Like a macguffin?

Reminds me of this meme but the guy is actually nice unlike this dckhead Akio https://pin.it/7Hmu0lf

Know why they lost the race of love? cus none of the two took the initiative to confess or make moves on him, typical dumb side protagonists.

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That was nice. That handholding at the end was very self explanatory. Also this work kinda reminded me of this one https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/the_fourth_heroine

Even if you put your yuri googles on a low setting, you can see the subtext on the last page.

The seashell key-chains and the hand-holding makes us think that they will find happiness. Together.

They didn't find the seashells. The seashells found them.

Overall, a good oneshot.

We need more harem manga where the male protag is the loser in the end.

Thanks for the note at the end as those are some nice details that are lost in translation.

Don't put your Bechdel Spectacles on for this one

Well, is a point of view of the girls who didnt get choice but still locked in the topic that the guy is so generic that doesnt even had a face or name, lol.

Thanks to this oneshot I'll start to automatically think the girls who lost the harem will discover the world of yuri, and end up falling in love with each other.

Win-win. Can't complain.

Gay girls in a seemingly straight harem is a flavor of premise rife with potential. Imagine:
-Harem but the guy is suddenly and unexpectedly replaced by a girl (either literally or trans-ly)
-Harem but the clueless male lead doesn't realize that the harem actually belongs to one of the girls
-Harem but all the girls get tired of fighting and just date each other instead
-Harem but the guy chooses his (male) childhood friend

The list goes on...

-Harem but all the girls get tired of fighting and just date each other instead
..

Actually, it's common in many harem themes that the girls get along and wouldn't mind sharing the dude and fricking with each other. What I actually wish to see is two girls who compete for one dude but later on actually realize they love each other instead more than that dude. I've yet to find such a development in any work. Maybe The Fourth Heroine is a close one.

And thus it was revealed to be his plan all along, to Yuri the two girls.

Just as keikaku

I, too, would like a series about two girls getting together after getting rejected by your typical harem MC. The series would focus on them instead just like this oneshot did.

Also, already handholding after getting wet together one time. Lewd.

Whenever I try reading a harem series (for whatever reason) I never manage to overlook the fact that they all fall for a dude based on what is really extremely basic courtesy anyone should extend to anyone else. Like "he's nice" or "he smiled at me" or "he told me it would be okay when I was stressed out" or probably "he gave me directions once."

And I'm like, what happened to these girls to make their standards so low? Have they only ever been around abusive assholes their entire life before? Do they have untreated PTSD? Is Japan just a society of completely self-absorbed egotists such that just being polite and decent becomes irresistibly rare and attractive?

Anyway, yes, they should all just forget about him and fall for each other instead, that would be less demeaning.

Actually, it's common in many harem themes that the girls get along and wouldn't mind sharing the dude and fricking with each other.

Or other ideas like a slowly growing harem becomes too big for the male character to properly pay attention to all the girls. And they start developing a poly relationship because most of them have many things in common (chief of which is whatever attracted them to the MC).

And one day the male MC wakes up to find that the harem has developed into this complicated tangle of multi-sided relationships and it doesn't really belong to him anymore...

It's tagged "subtext" but I really don't think there's really any subtext here, as much as I wish there was. The handholding at the end is definitely more of a friends stronger through adversity kind of thing. My head-canon will suggest they get together in the future though.

Come on, everyone, believe in the coming of the “Yuri” tag! Make noise in this thread, clamoring for a sequel to satiate the demands for more “Yuri”! Waste not “Het” manga in this website without a following “Yuri” chapter, mustn’t disappoint the flocking flock of readers yearning for “Yuri”!

Ahem, (clearing my throat)— I enjoyed this one shot... May there be more from the same author.