^^^That reply is so wholesome.

^^^Yeah that looks to be the case. Mitsuki's hand is on Aya's back, and Aya's hair seems to stop abruptly about where her back would be, as if it's hidden behind. Her hips still seem a LITTLE disconnected, but not so much as to be outside the realm of possibility.

Kaguya x Mokou actually lovingly looking at each other instead of angry/kissing/angry+kissing is a first

^ me, I’m one of those Railgun fans

It is kind of surprising how closely the characters, plot points and tropes of the two align. I've not read Whispering (yet?), but from the show so far they share tall black-haired senpai that falls in love, short redhead kouhai that does not fall in love but still wants to play along, and senpai has a classmate with a secret crush on her, and that classmate has a not-quite-friendly conversation about their rivalry with the kouhai. Though admittedly, Sayaka was a lot more dismissive of Yuu.

Then again, I guess a lot of those are common Yuri tropes that simply predate YagaKimi, and since that was kinda my entrance to the genre, that will obviously influence my perspective. I don't mind the use of tropes if they're well-implemented and fleshed-out enough. WYALS isn't as good as YagaKimi in that regard, but then again: what is...

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^ Does it? I can't find any official artwork with Suika with non-white sclera. Including print works.

^I personally enjoy Whispering a bit more than YagaKimi, and I also enjoy Whispering's manga more than the anime adaption. At the end of the day though I enjoy both series and don't really see the need to make series fight each other for the top spot.

not "a" lover, huh

I dont think I'll ever mentally recover from getting cured of Index, and then years later someone told me the newest book had Kuroko "realize theyre not gay, it was just them being infatuated with Misaka and she moved on"

We need everything by this artist uploaded here.

@TopKoak
If it helps, I can't find any evidence of that ever actually happening. Now granted, I haven't read the novels because Railgun is the only part of the series I actually like. Anyway, I think perhaps this idea has taken off because of two separate things
1: In Railgun T Kuroko's memories are manipulated and she's made to forget Misaka. This leads to her claiming she's straight but the arc ends with her falling back in love with Misaka
2: Apparently later on in the novels Kuroko kind of gets over Misaka? She still loves her but apparently she comes to accept that Misaka won't return those feelings. I can find no reference to her falling for anyone else, let alone a boy.

Tall Suika gets a thumbs up from me. The black sclera too. Get that tall strong drunk oni Reimu!

Well, I guess Kaoruko's not washing that hand anytime soon.

Four Arleccinos? Is this heaven?

Suisei's new outfit is so handsome aaaaa.

She's managing a year into her Nijika relationship.

Might as well stick to fanfics, there's some good Kuroko fanfiction on AO3.

More like Dark Soul.

...ssuuu~

broken source

Wonderful artwork

^^ Don't question the yuri magic

Is peach a beast?

rizz

that's a cute couple