Looking at what's been tagged with this so far, it seems like the defining characteristic is that both of the leads are objectively ridiculous, like a comedy duo with no straight man (uh, so to speak).

Well hey, Tomoka seems to be kinda into it, so this is about the healthiest relationship development you can expect from the author.

This is story is so disorganized everything seems without rhyme or reason

It feels like it's just the author completely letting her id run free, and honestly I am 100% on board with that.

Is there a cleaned-up version of pages 10 and 14? They've got Japanese text overlapping the English.

There's a further escalation of this concept as a bonus art page in the official manga, where they try to play the Pocky game with a small square piece of candy. You might think "at that point, aren't they basically just making out?" and you might be right.

Looks like the angel's about to get her revenge for those bite marks on her neck...

Even though this hasn't been updated here since the end of volume 2, the scanlator's kept working on the last two volumes and the final chapter just got uploaded elsewhere a couple of days ago. Then again, considering the general reaction to the series, maybe it's for the best that it's not here.

Considering their other work, this is on the tamer end of the spectrum. Just a little good-natured mindbreak between girls, I guess...

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Considering how Anne normally reacts to Grea, I'm not sure the love potion even made much of a difference here.

^Can't tell about chapter 4. Also, chapter 2 and 4 have some black pages, are they supposed to be black?

They're black on the artist's pixiv too, so I guess it's intentional.

Yeah, it seems like there wasn't very much yuri fanart of Yuel and Socie until the new version of Yuel with the very gay art was released, at which point there was suddenly a whole lot of it.

According to the artist's twitter, it's a promotional image for a DLsite erotic audio file. The premise is that the listener is working a part-time job at a bookstore and gets magically transformed into the main character of a yuri novel, causing your senpai and boss to relive the events of the novel by, well, tying you up and doing lewd things to you.

This is certainly shaping up to be a promising example of the "ordinary MC meets alluring yet troubled love interest" flavour of yuri.

Nagashiro Rouge's works have always been kind of a balancing act between thoughtful sci-fi and weird porn, but this one's definitely more on the "weird porn" end of the scale. At least the two of them seem happy together, in their own... aggressive... way.

Sana, please treat your girlfriend better from now on.

Huh? I didn't get It and I'm too lazy to read the chapters again. Why is she not special?

Fujishiro wanted to think that Kurokawa was being supportive to her because of something about Fujishiro specifically, and that she wouldn't have treated a different person with such kindness. Now that she's seen that Kurokawa treats other people the same way, she sees that as a threat to the little world she wants to build with just the two of them. And Fujishiro is pretty bad at coping when things don't go the way she wants them to.

I was expecting the story to end with a punchline about how pants end up looking silly on her, but no, she is totally rockin' that look.

Compared to the previously scanlated entries in this anthology, this almost counts as a happy ending.

I think this might be the first time I've seen two annoying romance manga cliches somehow managing to perfectly cancel each other out.

I got the sense that even Sayaka already knew that her confession was probably going to be rejected (she doesn't look happy at all when Touko says she's going to give her an answer, for example), but she felt she still had to be honest about her own feelings out of principle. She clearly feels better for having done it, anyway. I'm sure she'll be okay.

I dont mind the cliches, but the storytelling is all over the place.

Yeah, "elixir turns people into werewolves" being treated as a big reveal in the latest chapter felt kinda weird, when we already pretty much know it turns people into monsters from what we've seen in previous chapters.

Artoria's expression says "get out", but Morgan's says "join in"...

According to a poster on yuri-ism's blog, there are at least three sequel chapters already released, so I guess we can look forward to that.

Maybe I just need to avoid any story that has these kinds of serious dark tags mixed in with things like "Lots of sex" cause as demonstrated here, there's bound to be loads that have the dark shit as a setting but inevitably toss it all aside with no consequences just to get to the part with all the sex.

Yeah, that's Mira for you. This one actually tries harder than average to take the subject matter seriously, by her standards.

Maki doesn't seem to be taking the contract very seriously at the moment, but Liz is insecure and unstable enough that I'm not sure I want to find out just how far she'd go to try and enforce it.

(And by "I'm not sure I want to find out", I mean "I absolutely want to find out, but I bet Maki won't".)

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