That's a big bruh moment right there

Well at least there's one possible good thing about immortality: you don't have to worry about dying while you're doing something dangerous like skydiving.

Poryu is getting tired of this shit

Not really a poly person but I don't mind this development one little bit

Love the art. Don't know much about the ship itself since I haven't even watched the movie let alone the show.

If only I could get someone I could do this with T^T

Nothing to see here. Just two gal pals telling secrets to each other. Definitely not kissing.

It's nice to see some male friends in yuri mangas in a while, but.. it's only nice when it's an actual friend like the one from tamen di gushi, not this kind of disgusting and creepy man. I'm tired of yuri manga being consumed mostly by men and not sapphic women, it just shows how much men see us as objects for their fun. To the men in the replies: Sincerely, as a lesbian, I'm really tired of of you fetishizing us. Please rethink about what you're doing because it's gross, for god's sake!

Wait, I'm not allowed to like yuri because I'm a man?

As long as you're not fetishizing lesbians, I don't really see a problem if you're a guy, though that's my personal opinion

i just hope after all my screaming that kurokawa work her feelings out and stick together with fujishiro because if they split their friendship i'm gonna be MAD

It's definitely going to be awkward at the very least. Not just for them, but also Izumi and Iroha who would probably be confused about why they're acting the way they are

I literally screamed OMG right out loud when they kissed like seriously, I didn't expect that at all

One of these girls are gonna grow up to be a yuri artist one day

Because she's prudent and levelheaded and absolutely doesn't want to get it wrong.

Are you really going to call her level-headed after this chapter?

I kinda understand what you're saying but I'm still confused on the trope shattering part. What do you mean by trope: shattered?

Most of the post you just read describes the classic trope of misunderstanding 'suki'/'like' means because of the nuances of the language. The trope itself is played straight when there are misunderstandings--for either comedy or drama.

But instead of letting the misunderstandings play out, Kurokawa was confrontational about it. That "shatters" (ie: denies/breaks the flow of) that misunderstanding trope.

Does that help?

Ah, thank you!

Shattering tropes: the manga!

This time, we shatter the trope where one character says "Suki!" or "Suki da!" (which means "I love!" but doesn't specify who or what) and the other character thinks the first one means they love rainy days, or evenings, or pastries, or kitties, or any other thing around them.

Or thinks the first character is using the word "suki" with a different meaning (it seems there's a lot of stuff in Japanese that can be said with "suki" and some of these meanings are very rude and aggressive).

Or understands that yes the first character does mean "love" and yes is telling it to them, but thinks that the love at issue must be friend-like love or sibling-like love or parent-like love.

In this chapter, one girl says "Suki!" and the other one, next time they are alone, demands an exact explanation of the meaning of this declaration. Because she's prudent and levelheaded and absolutely doesn't want to get it wrong.

In this way, no misunderstanding is possible. Trope: shattered.

I kinda understand what you're saying but I'm still confused on the trope shattering part. What do you mean by trope: shattered?

Holy shit, that was some Sonic speed translation. Thanks for the chapter!

Anyways, I saw it coming. I wish it wasn't the case, but it was. I'm just glad they didn't beat around the bush for a conversation about what happened there. Feel bad for Nanaki tho; she didn't even get an answer to her question.

I'll probably never be able to chew bubblegum the same way ever again

Intriguing. Very intriguing indeed

Diakko is love. Diakko is life

Wow, this is very wholesome

The true ending

So this is basically a harem manga in disguise

I'm guessing Yuka is crushing on the teacher now?

That's what I'm thinking too

What is this? The ball is avoiding my racket.

Why is that something I would 100% say?

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The author did a great job at replicating the Love Live! art style

mystic messenger has yuri in it??

There's a female route (Jaehee), but it only ends in friendship unlike the others which had romance in it. So basically, the friendzone route. I'm still disappointed about it

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