Diana and Akko get an A on their wingwomen project.

last edited at Jul 18, 2017 5:22PM

All of the content on this site simply features girls and women being very good friends.

There's nothing gay around here and it's absolutely ridiculous that you could think otherwise.

Your sister obviously appreciates strong platonic bonds between members of her gender and you should encourage her in cultivating completely innocuous female-female relationships of the type portrayed on this site.

last edited at Jul 18, 2017 5:13PM

Logical conclusion of this series:

Met Myself on a Dating Site

The Chuck Tingle crossover:

Met the Physical Manifestation of a Dating Site on a Dating Site

last edited at Jul 17, 2017 5:36PM

TOO many girls

We just use 404: Men Not Found

I'm reminded of reality television, in which a group of people with unappealing personalities are brought together under a silly context and you just watch layers upon layers of petty conflict bubble up between them.

Except this show happens to be permeated with lesbian subtext so I'm in.

last edited at Jul 17, 2017 3:57PM

As for the Nazism reference, I am inclined to think this is a in-joke, since "abhumans" (abnormal humans, which were referred to the original dialogue) are pretty much the complete and utter opposite of the Übermensch in the Nazi sense.

You are seriously overestimating neo-nazis' ability to maintain a consistent ideology.

last edited at Jul 16, 2017 6:21AM

I also think the Catgirl is pretending to enjoy being "The Slut", because I don't think she likes being sexually used and abused.

This is probably what she sees in Setsu. Shirashi knows that Setsu would never force her to do anything she wouldn't want to, which is why she goes out of her way to be around her. A relationship with Setsu is one in which Shirashi would be free.

Thumbnail: "Why is Nozomi so flat?"

Full size: "Oh, hi Umi."

last edited at Jul 15, 2017 9:32AM

"Executive Affairs."

last edited at Jul 11, 2017 9:02PM

Alright, this page actually got me to laugh out loud for a bit.

Move along, nothing to see here. Just two roommates doing roommate things.

last edited at Jul 10, 2017 5:49AM

Absolutely not.

She went from a chaotic life without wanting anything to a more orderly life with a promise of a stable family structure to latch into and being able to want something. That's a major practical and psychological upgrade, in my opinion. I'm not convinced that this is "unhealthy."

Yes, the new environment Sunako has been placed in is much better for her. But her behaviors are still derived from her original environment.

Sunako is still displaying a lot of paranoia and possessiveness, qualities which left unchecked may cost her all of the recent improvements in her life. She has to deal with those things one way or the other, and based on the story so far it's going to be messy.

You can take the girl out of the abusive relationship, but you can't take the abusive relationship out of the girl.

last edited at Jul 6, 2017 1:56PM

... I don't know how to follow that up.

"I see why she's your ex."

I get it, the work exists primarily so the reader can leer at monster girls.

I am more than okay with that.

But if I'm going to leer at monster girls, they should be very well-drawn. If this series as a whole leans on fanservice as hard as it does in its first chapter, they'll need to be very well-drawn. Because otherwise it doesn't have anything going for it at all.

last edited at Jul 5, 2017 6:09PM

I like them. The design is definitely out-there.

It's kind of fun seeing it side-by-side with the girls' uniforms at Touka's school. Shit's extravagant as fuck.

It's clear the author likes to entertain the idea of Konata and Kagami being a romantic couple. But for whatever reason - their editor/publisher forbids them, they fear of negative audience reaction, they don't think its relevant to the core purpose of the series, they're the world's greatest tease, whatever it may be - they're stopping just short of incorporating it into the story proper. It isn't canon.

It's suggested, implied, hinted at (very strongly). But it isn't canon.

last edited at Jul 4, 2017 7:33PM

I'd probably like this more if it was drawn better, had any ounce of originality with any of the characters, or if there was any sign that the author had given any thought to their worldbuilding.

Unfortunately it's just making me want to re-read Stray Little Devil.

What are you talking about? It's clearly drawn well.

Not to anyone that's ever taken a life drawing class, or is at least passingly familiar with actual human - particularly female - proportions. Figures are also drawn inconsistently. It's difficult to tell if these are simply errors on the artist's part or intentional stylistic choices to eroticize the characters; I can't agree with them either way.

The paneling is a bit scattershot. At times it works, other times it seems overdone and breaks pacing, a few times I had trouble identifying the flow of the page. However, it's largely serviceable and isn't as big of an issue to me as the anatomy.

Composition and layouts suffer from being too busy at times. The backgrounds are drawn very well - one of the things I actually like - but sometimes overpopulate the panels and draw away from the subjects.

Speaking of the subjects, on mid- and wide-shots they fail to come across as integrated into the background. It feels like the characters and their environment were laid on top of each other without making sure they occupy the same space. Characters just kind of float in front of the background, rather than being placed within it.

It's not horrible work. There's lots of detailing and the effort put into it is evident, but I can't get excited about it.

last edited at Jul 4, 2017 3:52PM

At the top of this page: Series: Saki Doujin: Saki

Those tags are showing what series/property the piece is based on. In this case, it's the manga/anime series Saki.

last edited at Jul 4, 2017 12:29AM

Sometimes, even when the creator wants it, it doesn't become canon.

last edited at Jul 3, 2017 9:24PM

Third Wheeling: The Doujin

That is some fascinating perspective going on in the bottom right panel...

Now I realize there are crazy, reality defying things going on all over this thing, but it just stood out to me!

I thought it was normal for clothes to shrink-wrap around your boobs, to the point that your nipples poke through your jacket... x)

Also, it's amusing to see all the wild speculations going on! There is a lot of wholesome lewdness to expect, so stay tuned!

I think it's more that her torso is 85% of her body in that panel.

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Hrm. Something about the helter-skelter figure drawing combined with aggressively shameless fanservice is rubbing me the wrong way.

That said, there's a part of me that's shameless enough to want to see where the series goes.

last edited at Jul 2, 2017 9:22PM

I'm willing to see where the author goes from here, if nothing else.

last edited at Jul 2, 2017 11:25AM