Aww, hell yeah, now we are talking

Considering that people actually liked Psycho-Pass here: Pandora is pretty good outside the cute android yuri action since the world building is fun and interesting and a much more optimistic outlook on the whole cybernation of the future with cute and interesting ideas that are effectivly used in the series.

Just needed to shift the scales a bit.

h3x posted:

FURI

Am I the only one who thought it was a word play on words furry and yuri ^ ^"?

Yes.

Roller Mobster was the best track in Hotline 2

"Hey, Mom, I just had sex with another girl. Oh, I didn't tell you I was gay? Anyway, it was awes-, wait, why are you crying? Mom? What do you mean, disappointed? MOOOOM"

Is the title deliberately "I don't believe love anymore"? Shouldn't it be IN love anymore?

It's translated by yours truly the author.

The art is awesome, less fluid Kasumi level.

Oh Jesus I just realized what happened to all of them

Yeah, she took their virginity on the spot and then they searched for better suited yuri partners realizing that crush /=/ love for the true Yuritopia.

http://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/i_want_to_lock_you_up

But it's also in Ritsus character to tease her with that gesture.

because "why would she say no?" or "Do you love me?" "Yes" "No?" (as in, you don't?)

Yeah it would be fun if they had a hearth-attack.

lol

It'd be nice to see chubby girls in manga that aren't either the butt of all the jokes (like here) or fetish objects (like here). But I doubt I'll see that in my lifetime.

I liked the part where her being fat was her personality. <3

Didn't expect this from Amano tho

Isn't it a gauge? Look at the finger

A shared universe is one of the most unique things comic books can have and if juggled well can be so much more amazing than only self-contained story, be it massive crossovers like JLA/Titans and the Technis Imperative, Infinite Crisis or the awesome single issue crossovers in James Robinsons amazing Starman run.

Fi was the most goddamm piece of shit Nintendo ever invented, she is my generations Navi and they put insult into injury when they pretended that they actually gave her quote on quote character developement throughout the story and expected me to care.

Nintendos RD1 Team needs more work, they actually know how to improve on their games, not stagnate them, brb, 100% Wario Land 3

I don't have any depth perception in my eyes so no.

Also, fuck this movie and everything it represents.

Rocks fall, everyone turns gay

is this really yuri? o_o

Asking the real questions

You get what is advertised. Despicable

Quoting my absolute favourite movie ever: "They want revenge. Revenge...The most worthless of causes."

Yeah, no thanks.

Is it any good? One of you is reading the manga? I wonder if we can hope for real yuri ending instead of just fanservice.

Pandora's manga version new chapter has been released. Nene and Clarion will potentially face another Clarion ?!? in future chapter.

OT3

Pandoras Yuri is as real to me as your mindset of "real" yuri instead of it being just fanservice.

It's pretty awesome beyond the ridiculous premise and more thought out in it's universe than I expected.

Also, Pandora sex power up > VD's

Everyone knows that Gaston was the Beast in Beauty and the Beast ( ・ω・)

Gone Girl and Fight Club must have been a nightmare to sit through for you

As much as I respect David Fincher as a director and as much as I enjoyed Fight Club, but Gone Girl? No way is it a comparable movie. And I don't see waht it has to do with Their Story at all, which is just poor story-telling.

Anyway, the new chapters switch focus back to the girls!

I am not comparing it to Their Story but the idea that premises have to be established from the beginning is laughable since the beginning half is ambigious at best and then it twists into something else entirely.

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Was this about yuri in comics? Because I can't find anything suggesting this in OP's description.

Scott Pilgrim is excellent and even better in colour even without yuri

You are underestimating our power