I wonder who the puking vtuber and the doesn't take a bath vtuber could be referring to

Ok but for real tho. Kinoko are bomb.

I wonder if miss mangaka will ever see that her friend is literally Doujima Taiga without ears and a different hair color. Like, they look exactly the same.

there was a time where it seemed like the friend already knew and wasn't telling for some reason, but i think that looks less likely now.

I wonder who the puking vtuber and the doesn't take a bath vtuber could be referring to

i get the not taking baths one but the urine drinking no idea

I wonder who the puking vtuber and the doesn't take a bath vtuber could be referring to

i get the not taking baths one but the urine drinking no idea

That would be dear old Matsuri.

If we're going by memeitude, Chloe seems like the most likely culprit for the bath remark

I wonder who the puking vtuber and the doesn't take a bath vtuber could be referring to

i get the not taking baths one but the urine drinking no idea

That would be dear old Matsuri.

Omg i just threw up in my mouth

Sukoya blob is best blob.

That would be dear old Matsuri.

Yagoo’s dream…

With how this manga's going I really feel like there's some kind of reversal or twist coming...Like the mangaka knowing that her best friend and Doujima Taiga are the same but she never mentions it because she thinks that her best friend knows that she knows lol

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

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Welp, what a chapter. Borderline What the fuck am I reading? material.
Dreams are weird, hmkay, and dreams within dreams are even weirder.

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I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

raise hand

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

"Mou hitori no ore/atashi" means "Also the one me," so it makes more sense in this context

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

"Mou hitori no ore/atashi" means "Also the one me," so it makes more sense in this context

It means "The other me".

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

"Mou hitori no ore/atashi" means "Also the one me," so it makes more sense in this context

It means "The other me".

For reference, Yugi use "Mou hitori no boku" when talking of Atem

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

"Mou hitori no ore/atashi" means "Also the one me," so it makes more sense in this context

It means "The other me".

No

Mou means "also"
Hitori means "one person"
No idicates a descriptor
Ore/atashi means "me"

Literal translation "also the one me"

last edited at Mar 30, 2022 3:51AM

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

"Mou hitori no ore/atashi" means "Also the one me," so it makes more sense in this context

It means "The other me".

No

Mou means "also"
Hitori means "one person"
No idicates a descriptor
Ore/atashi means "me"

Literal translation "also the one me"

And that's different from "other me" how,?

I loved the yugioh og reference at the end.
Yami Teruko best girl.

For all you weebs/pronoun fanatics, Taiga calls Teruko "mou hitori no ore" where as Teruko calls Taiga "mou hitori no atashi". (Alas, no AIBO).

"Mou hitori no ore/atashi" means "Also the one me," so it makes more sense in this context

It means "The other me".

No

Mou means "also"
Hitori means "one person"
No idicates a descriptor
Ore/atashi means "me"

Literal translation "also the one me"

And that's different from "other me" how,?

I don't know, ask the person who tried to correct my translation

I feel like "also the one me" is more of a statement that they do not see each other as separate "other" people, though

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Mou means "also"

You're thinking of "mo" without the "u", which means also/too.

Mou means "also"

You're thinking of "mo" without the "u", which means also/too.

Good point. looking it up, it seems Mou means "still/already"

So the literal translation of the sentence would be closer to "The Me who is still one" or perhaps "My still oneness."

Kind of awkward to translate, so I see why they went with "Other me" but I like the sense of unity in the Japanese version

Random_Bird posted:

Mou means "also"

You're thinking of "mo" without the "u", which means also/too.

Good point. looking it up, it seems Mou means "still/already"

So the literal translation of the sentence would be closer to "The Me who is still one" or perhaps "My still oneness."

Kind of awkward to translate, so I see why they went with "Other me" but I like the sense of unity in the Japanese version

nah you just missed one of the meanings of the word

Random_Bird posted:

Mou means "also"

You're thinking of "mo" without the "u", which means also/too.

Good point. looking it up, it seems Mou means "still/already"

So the literal translation of the sentence would be closer to "The Me who is still one" or perhaps "My still oneness."

Kind of awkward to translate, so I see why they went with "Other me" but I like the sense of unity in the Japanese version

nah you just missed one of the meanings of the word

Ah, I see, thank you
Which translation dictionary is this? I'd like to leave a bookmark

Random_Bird posted:

Ah, I see, thank you
Which translation dictionary is this? I'd like to leave a bookmark

jisho.org
it's p good

Damn she's smooth