Now that's a quality twist.

What's a reversed onsen?

Reserved

I’ll be honest and say that there was so little I don’t even know if you can fully consider this yuri

It has two girls dating, making out, and (almost) having sex... is there a definition of yuri I am not aware of yet?

I guess it's technically missing the obligatory hand-holding and pretty, long eyelashes.

[...] it's nice to see something fresh from Mochi though.

But the incest is more recent than the non-incest...

Those cuts 0-0 I just hope they’re a fashion statement~

That'd be arguably even worse.

Yes.... But why would anyone request this manga on a severely yuri-dominated website... ?

Clearly because they (as well as the staff) liked it and wanted it to be on the website. Dynasty is even one of the scanlators responsible for it.

The problem I have with a series like this is that songs and raps really lose a LOT when you present them in comic form. So I end up in this situation:

(http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1513347166.jpg)

Tbh, I think it isn't even something specific to songs. Most series that deal in some way with other artistic mediums require a bit more of suspension of disbelief from the part of the reader. Not to say that the authors can't be talented in multiple fields, but it's difficult to find someone skilled in drawing, writing comics as well as writing novels, poetry, music...

This was a great read. I definitely didn't expect to enjoy it that much when I first started.

I can't help but feel I've been scammed. The story was sold to me as a romance between the MC and Tokujira, with focus on her and her problems then it shifted during its course.

I, for one, love when the characters find love somewhere they didn't expect beforehand, so I was completely a-ok with it. Botan being cute as a button only made me enjoy this turn of events even more.

But I didn't, I arrived with days to spare.

So glad to see you again.

Same? Though you're always around, I guess.

I also feel like sharing that I've since found the one-shot I had in mind, I believe it never had this tag and I just misremembered it.

Funny.

Zoe's hair looks gorgeous!

Maybe next time they run trough the streets screaming “Cthulhu afgthgnanag” with their eyes rolled back after reading the necronomicon?

Outrageous, after reading the necronomicon, the least they could do would be yelling their cultish babble right.

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I remember reading a manga where the daughter of a baker and the daughter of a rice merchant fall in love, but don't remember the name. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

This, maybe?

Nevri posted:

Nya-chan posted:

Two out of three. I don't believe in god.

I don't believe in god either, but they said from religious background. Not believing in god.

What is "a religious background"?

"I don't believe in god" just doesn't fully contemplate not having a religious background. You could be a devout buddhist, for example.

like heterosexuality.

is there anything worse than a straight girl?

Prudes.

Yes. YES!

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Isoya Yuki is such a tease. It was cute tho, I like it.

The title suggests that this is either a continuation of something or (fingers crossed) a series.

I hate to be that person, but I don't think that's the case, considering this one-shot is in the exact same volume.

Isoya Yuki is such a tease. It was cute tho, I like it.

Honest question, because I genuinely want to be able to understand this: why do most of you insist the art is "good"?

Looking at it from an unbiased view, the faces look pretty, the eyes/hair look OK most of the time. But objectively, what's up with the anatomy and consistently inconsistent sizes of people/objects and their respective angles, they look hideous. This not even including the fact Sabou can't even finish her shit and just delivers half-assed sketches.

Outside of the character design, I personally don't think the art is half good. This said, you're allowed to enjoy it, I'm just curious about the reasons why.

Looking at it objectively, art in yuri in general isn't really "good". It's functional. You read it, and it (usually) doesn't get in the way of your enjoyment. Sure, there're some artists with interesting styles, but we don't have a Hiroaki Samura (or to a lesser extent, a Kentaro Miura) in yuri.
Imo, Saburouta's art still is on the higher end among the genre.

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Manga about a female knight who falls for the princess. So she goes out and gathers feathers to make it 'snow'. Can't find it anywhere, please send help Dx

This, mayhaps?

Point taken, you have to admit those are exceptions tho.
And I agree

Also, they have pretty eyelashes.

Of course they do, how can you tell whether or not it's yuri without the long, pretty eyelashes?

This one would be a lot better if Emiya just went away...

Thanks, darling.