Not the ending I've expected but this kinda got me depressed..

Not even sure what that ending was.

That was kinda... deep I guess

This is so depressing. Where is my fluffy ones??

what happened in the story?

i prob read it wrong and the ending wasn't very clear to me, but did she...kermit?

I dunno if she killed herself or just left everything behind restarted her life but idk wtf that CD means?

This didn't make my Monday less depressing thanks for nothing.

yea this was depressing, but i felt even sadder seeing that bass (which from the neck and headstock, is probably a fender) torn apart and destroyed :(((

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We need some sort of sad tag, this is not "Depressing as fuck" level yet but it's depressing all right.

snooze ya lose

I dont really get what happened besides she left.

yea this was depressing, but i felt even sadder seeing that bass (which from the neck and headstock, is probably a fender) torn apart and destroyed :(((

as a bassist, that hurt like hell :(

i think that cd was by yayo herself? since their bandmate lent it to fumi and seeing that maybe motivated her to write a song again.
i just hope that there'd be a sequel to this. i need more band yuri.

The one friend who entered your life,changed it a bit,then vanished.

What remains becomes the building blocks for your future,one that can look back the past failures.

Never forget that friend,even in the day and age of technological connections,and who knows?,they might just return one day.

This is a fairly common-ish theme,and how it progresses from that end point is anyones' guess.

She may come back herself,she may send a letter stating what happened,she might even show up in a newspaper(for better or worse),and/or she may never return.

However,one path is to become super famous and use that influence to seek her out,and with your fame spread around,there's no way she wouldn't have heard you,except in the most dire of situations.

The past is set,the present has options,and the future is yours to carve.

Man

Geez dont end it like that

I wonder if the reason Fumi left is because of these two pages. How Yayo doesn't need to think about her future, bc all she needs is Fumi-chan.
I don't really understand much else of Fumi-chan, there's a lot that's intentionally left out. All I know is that she wanted Yayo to try again, that she buried everything that represents herself and disappeared, which eventually got Yayo to work towards her dream again.
I can't help but feel super sad though, it's like Fumi gave up herself and music entirely, and passed it on to Yayo.
My last question would be, was all of this done for the sake of helping Yayo move forward, or did something happen and it was just how Fumi wished to say her goodbyes.

I need a goddamn sequel (•̀^•́)ง

Note: aren't these the same characters? Is this part of that collection?

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dont end like this pls…

I believe this is the last untranslated story from "This Channel has Nobody but Us." Anyway, on the story itself, I felt like it was somewhat hopeful in its ending. Yayo is probably going to try to reignite her career thanks to Fumi and Fumi is probably trying to start over somewhere new. I think Fumi left a song for Yayo on that CD, which was what really motivated her and I think Fumi may have decided to stick around if Yayo had reacted differently to her needy response (from the proposition of fooling around scene). Anyway, not a super happy ending or anything, but rather an open-ended one with a hint of hope.

bruh

bruh

WHAT?! YOU CAN'T LEAVE IT JUST LIKE THAT!

I wonder if the reason Fumi left is because of these two pages. How Yayo doesn't need to think about her future, bc all she needs is Fumi-chan.
I don't really understand much else of Fumi-chan, there's a lot that's intentionally left out. All I know is that she wanted Yayo to try again, that she buried everything that represents herself and disappeared, which eventually got Yayo to work towards her dream again.
I can't help but feel super sad though, it's like Fumi gave up herself and music entirely, and passed it on to Yayo.
My last question would be, was all of this done for the sake of helping Yayo move forward, or did something happen and it was just how Fumi wished to say her goodbyes.

I need a goddamn sequel (•̀^•́)ง

Note: aren't these the same characters? Is this part of that collection?

I didn't read this as Fumi sacrificing anything for Yayo's sake. Since she broke her bass and buried it, I think it's clear that Fumi is giving up on any dreams she might've had of being a musician. She probably had her own reasons for leaving, but she decided to give Yayo a bit of a push before she left. Whatever she's dealing with, she apparently thinks the problems are insurmountable, but she thinks Yayo might have a chance to succeed where she herself failed.

Mc looks like Moca lol , 2deep4 me

The end was probably trying to be profound, but ended up being confusing.