Damn

^

This rules

Pretty sure I saw this movie. Moonfall I think. Significantly less yuri in the movie version.

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Wow. This is soo getting serialized right?

Love doesn't end with death

Zombie yuri is always a rare treat (and one of my favorites)

Damn

Well, that was a thing...

Woah

the love will never end for them, even under the killing moon.

You could say it is Dead & Buried

Good. Surprised there's no "The moon is beautiful, isn't it?"

Wow...is this the author's debut? Dynasty doesn't have anything else from this author. It feels super polished for a debut. The art, paneling, and story structure are all super well done.

fauce posted:

Good. Surprised there's no "The moon is beautiful, isn't it?"

I can't speak to anyone else but I'm counting the first panel of the penultimate page

god I'm gonna cry

yeah the ending is weird as hell and the whole premise a bit convoluted but the middle part where she says she's going to forget her is really sad

Fun fact: The Earth's moon has no magnetic field because its metal core has long since cooled down and stopped spinning. As far as we know, magnetic fields have no tangible effect on human reproduction (gravitational fields, on the other hand... let's just say it's hard to have sex when your entire continent is flooded by high tides). And even if the Moon's orbit suddenly began to decay at the stated rate (ca. 384.4 km/year), it would have hit the Roche limit and disintegrated into an asteroid ring around Earth 38 years before the manga even took place.

I am sorry to all the catgirls who died when I brought real physics into a fantasy manga, but I am supremely peeved by sloppy worldbuiding from an author pitched to me as a "fantasy genius".

last edited at Aug 30, 2024 3:07AM

I am sorry to all the catgirls who died when I brought real physics into a fantasy manga, but I am supremely peeved by sloppy worldbuiding from an author pitched to me as a "fantasy genius".

Don't worry, the catgirls are alive, well and incestuous.

Fun fact: The Earth's moon has no magnetic field because its metal core has long since cooled down and stopped spinning. As far as we know, magnetic fields have no tangible effect on human reproduction (gravitational fields, on the other hand... let's just say it's hard to have sex when your entire continent is flooded by high tides). And even if the Moon's orbit suddenly began to decay at the stated rate (ca. 384.4 km/year), it would have hit the Roche limit and disintegrated into an asteroid ring around Earth 38 years before the manga even took place.

I am sorry to all the catgirls who died when I brought real physics into a fantasy manga, but I am supremely peeved by sloppy worldbuiding from an author pitched to me as a "fantasy genius".

Another fun fact: The moon's orbital decay would increase the Earth's rotational velocity. This would increase average wind speeds to hurricane force. So everyone still died in a decidedly less romantic fashion.But this manga only blows in a metaphorical manner.

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Tragic, romantic and sad. Amazing one. I hope the author produces more yuri manga in the future.

Kiss the head.

Meh

how sweet

Fun fact: The Earth's moon has no magnetic field because its metal core has long since cooled down and stopped spinning. As far as we know, magnetic fields have no tangible effect on human reproduction (gravitational fields, on the other hand... let's just say it's hard to have sex when your entire continent is flooded by high tides). And even if the Moon's orbit suddenly began to decay at the stated rate (ca. 384.4 km/year), it would have hit the Roche limit and disintegrated into an asteroid ring around Earth 38 years before the manga even took place.

I am sorry to all the catgirls who died when I brought real physics into a fantasy manga, but I am supremely peeved by sloppy worldbuiding from an author pitched to me as a "fantasy genius".

wander how you can even read fiction if this is what kills your damn buzz LAMO, and yea you really brought stupid real physics into an fictional story.