Normally people don't talk about their problems in romance series like this and just stew in their own frustrations, but Arisa just screams them out in public instead. Well, that's one way to get things moving.

Well since it apparently seems like the intention of the author with this is to keep it a platonic girlship, is there a possibility that either of the girls is gonna get a boyfriend at some point? I'm just saying it because it this clearly ain't gonna be yuri, then that's not out of the range of possibilities.

Unless that boyfriend is just suddenly thrown in, probably not. Koyuki is out of this town soon anyway.

Author could try "replacement goldfish/frog boyfriend" angle for Konatsu, but it's kind of meh, especially since I don't think Konatsu wants to stay in that little seaside town either after HS is over. Same for a girlfriend. In fact, girlfriend would be worse because it would signal that either Konatsu is just settling or too scared to tell Koyuki what she really thinks about her.

It might just something along the lines Koyuki moving to Tokyo and in last epilogue chapter Konatsu returning to big city as well with her father and going to meet Koyuki at her apartment. They have a bit awkward meeting at the door and Koyuki invites her in and says "I have something to tell you...". The End. You can "interpret it as you like". I'm already cringing at the mere thought of seeing something like that, but who really knows. All one can do is wait anyway.

last edited at Nov 2, 2019 4:25PM

I can't decide if it's creepy or cute.

Why not both? Concept of "creepy cute" does exist. Because this thing is pretty much an epitome of that.

last edited at Nov 2, 2019 7:24AM

I am still impressed by the title and opening art for every chapter. The titles are oddly poetic. I wonder what it means to be a "formless tattoo."

Bit like being a Rorschach pattern, perhaps.

At least right now this series is going full steam ahead.

Pretty dumb this is in a omake doujin, considering how erotically charged the whole manga is and how long the in-story time it covers without any particularly major dramatic events or harsh obstacles.

Doesn't Kirara publish sex scenes or what was the deal with this? Actually, that really even wasn't a sex scene, just implied one. I think there were more lewd things in the main volumes.

last edited at Oct 30, 2019 7:55AM

Some adult yuri (that's not a one shot)? Now this is a rare treat.

It's not that rare. Some stories are just not hosted here right now. Couple recent ongoing examples that are being translated and are nice and fluffy:

Hayama Sensei To Terano Sensei Ha Tsukiatteiru
Teiji ni Agaretara

It's probably best read this just as an observer. Don't get caught into looking for guilty parties. Just enjoy the mess and be thankful it's not your own. :)

Sorry but... the girl wasn't an alchoholic or anything... it was just a glass of a drink... maybe that was WAY TOO OVERDRAMATIC?

Drinking age in Japan is still 20, and Koyuki is the class rep, so she'd also bear some responsibility for it, if it became a mess after the establishment called the group on that. Of course, she was also socially anxious and bothered by all the fuss around her.

What's even more funny is that while age of legal adulthood is going to be lowered to 18 in 2022, tobacco and alcohol are still legal only once you are 20 after that. :)

last edited at Oct 3, 2019 9:46AM

This one reminds me of "Flowers" visual novel series.

Literal "AND THEN THEY ALL FUCKED!" ending.

Ok...

Well, I certainly don't hate this series. Simply because the art is so bloody good, if nothing else.

last edited at Sep 25, 2019 7:11AM

This looks like it will be a good ride.

looks more like it will become more stupid over time if you ask me. While I know it´s possible to confuse the gender of the person in front of you they are literally in the same class. did they never have PE together and wondered why the "boy" is in their changing room.
As a Yuri fanboy I will of course read it. the artstyle is more than nice enough and I want to see how unrealistic stupid they will get over time.
But looking at it objectively this is incredibly weak.

They are in college, so no shared PE anymore... IIRC.

Real life yuri confession turned out to be too distracting for the booth girls. :)

So just how gay is this game and should I play it?

Main character is a bisexual bartender, so it's plenty queer. Mind you, it's one of the better portrayals of a genuine bi who has already been around the block few times, but hasn't lost all her hope quite yet despite some failed relationships.

Tons of other weird and amusing characters to interact with and a superb soundtrack.

There is also a romance option if you play your drinks right, but it's not the main focus. Rather, it's something that happens on the side along with rest of the events quite naturally.

last edited at Sep 8, 2019 1:48AM

Jill is my spirit animal.

Just tell her, dummy.

It sort of feels like there is a small age gap here, like pinky being uni student / worker in her early 20's and having just started dating someone in a high school. The little doubts she has in her thoughts would fit that kind of scenario as well.

I was half-expecting Boy Wonder to re-appear in women's uniform, but no dice.

At least personally I found this arc to be weak. No actual resolution with growth for neither of the two people who could have used it (Chidori and Igarashi), and Nanoha ending up as an idiot white knight who burns down the entire closet because there's a bug in it, instead of trusting Chidori to take care of it herself.

Getting drunk while masturbating. I've found my sole mate.

Sounds kinky. You like stepping on someone, or getting stepped on?

I'm almost speechless. What the eff did I just read?

last edited at Aug 8, 2019 1:48PM

Really enjoyed Uta's gay thoughts about Risako being smoking hot.

Internalized homo-/biphobia from the looks of it, combined with some bad timing.

Sometimes the joke is on you.

Well, that was certainly something. Just not sure what. Look like it could get pretty crazy...