Ah, but of course Snow would have 7 siblings. :D

Story was pretty easy to follow once you accepted it’s premises. Without knowing anything else I’d imagine this is part of a larger “modern fairy tail” setting the mangaka uses

Loved how all these universes intertwined. Pretty cool reading.

I think this maybe parody fables from DC comic or once upon a time series from ABC network.

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What is the significance of alice dragging that bunny from the waste basket?

I don't know if I understood it or not, but I do know I enjoyed it

What is the significance of alice dragging that bunny from the waste basket?

Her parents threw away her stuffed rabbit in an attempt to get her to grow up and stop pretending she's Alice. Now she's struggling with her feelings for Snow and trying to figure out if she is supposed to grow up and move on here or not. Turns out neither her feelings or being Alice are a phase, which is the extended metaphor people have been getting at

Off hand, does anyone know which yuri hime this was in?

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Off hand, does anyone know which yuri hime this was in?

According to this tweet, it's from the September 2014 issue of Yuri Hime.

Off hand, does anyone know which yuri hime this was in?

According to this tweet, it's from the September 2014 issue of Yuri Hime.

Heck yeah, thank you so much!!

On one hand, I do feel bad for the prince, getting literally goomba-stomped when trying to confess, but at the same time I dug the overall vibe of the story. Not sure what that last bit was about though.

What is the significance of alice dragging that bunny from the waste basket?

Her parents threw away her stuffed rabbit in an attempt to get her to grow up and stop pretending she's Alice. Now she's struggling with her feelings for Snow and trying to figure out if she is supposed to grow up and move on here or not. Turns out neither her feelings or being Alice are a phase, which is the extended metaphor people have been getting at

I think this is why the story is so confusing. On one hand, all of the characters act like it's completely normal in this world to be a reincarnation of fairy tale characters. On the other hand, there are some moments that make it seem like it's not. It makes me think sunspawn's comment about the school being a mental asylum for children not seem that outlandish.

Annnnnd Prince Charming has been killed for the sake of Yuri.

I can get behind that.