Looks obvious that Mizuki wants Nana to come out.

She keeps on teasing her.

Basically, the light aired one is an idiot who didn't even know she had been in love since High School.

This manga is genius.

Nisemonogatari flashback

Sheenah_the_Dino posted:

So... question. Does Miyako know that Asako is a lesbian at this point? I tried going back to previous chapters but it's left kind of vague? In chapter 5 Hato tells her the story about Asako's ex, but they skip over the story so idk whether she told her the ex was a girl

I think it's kept vague on purpose.

You can go a long way in Japanese without ever using pronouns or gender.

Maybe there'll be a reveal later.

The end was probably trying to be profound, but ended up being confusing.

MorallyLucky posted:

From what we know, that guy must be the father of Theo.

And a rapist, since it can be inferred that Theo was born out of such event.

I can't wait for this guy to be beaten up by Sera.

Is he? He looks kinda young.

Since Theo looks to be around the same age a the others, he should be around 18.

The guy looks thirty-something?

That page 3 of chapter 36 was coming out of nowhere.

From what we know, that guy must be the father of Theo.

And a rapist, since it can be inferred that Theo was born out of such event.

I can't wait for this guy to be beaten up by Sera.

WindyFall must be in dire need of editors.

Releasing typesetting so bad that people will join them out of feeling that even they could do better.

Pyoro posted:

I have seen that concept in a decent chunk of vampire stories outside of yuri as well. It actually makes sense as a story device.

What's funny about this is that while it's a common vampire trope I've literally yet to see it.

Yofukashi no Uta

There are failed vampires.

Easy. if she was going to live with a man, parents would probably have misgivings.

But with a woman? Unless a surprise coming out, they'll be fine with it.

At this point, it's a yuri crush on a straight tomboy.

It's obvious that "thief" will become a recurring character.

They will probably get their stuff back next chapter and that girl will help them settle down at that place.

She shouldn't have taken it, but maybe it's not the first time some "junk" is abandoned there.

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Regreg posted:

Ugghhh i wish there's more

There is more on Mangadex.

This here is the redo of the scanlator with the tank.

I get Conan vibes from this.

Marion Diabolito posted:
By Chapter 2: It seems MC is bisexual

She's dance-sexual.

Woah, I had completely forgotten about this.

Art is something else and the characters are intense.

Glad it was picked back up.

Just read the title. It's 3 years later. Ruriko is 17, when she was 14 in chapter 1.

And there aren't that many characters that you'd get lost. And no, they are not drawn "similarly".

Kyouko (black hair)
Nacchan (long light hair)
Ruriko (short hair)

I understand that people are frustrated that it wasn't a yuri end, but I think it was a really good manga. It depicted the complexity of love and how to deal with heartbreak. The author made use of Japanese poetry in chapter 4 to hint at the tangled feelings of Ruriko (symbolized by black hair), when she couldn't accept that she had been in love and that this love had ended. Both the poems read by Kikuchi are tanka poems about love. The lesson in class cites "The tales of Ise", a collection of poems and the one the teacher talks about is from someone declaring his love.

I get the impression that the author used a very subtle Japanese way to express feelings and relationships, but it's lost on most non Japanese readers who only see a drama about being dumped.

I get that some want happy stories about happy yuri couples, but others are able to appreciate the way a story is woven, even if the ending isn't what they'd hope for.

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Dantz posted:

And dropped.

There isn't much to drop: there's only 1 chapter left.

And your point is that the guy deserves better?

Well, in that case, he gets the girl and she tries her best to move on from her first love.

What's shitty about that?

I think you misread the story.

This is a trainwreck.

Yeah no.

Style reminds me a bit of Dowman Sayman.

rkkn posted:

I didn't notice till now that Glamor's face is very similar to her father's. mouth usually has a fixed pose, eyes usually eerily wide with dark circles around them

She has the same pink eyes with dark circles around and the same pink hair with a green underside.

Skywallker posted:

except that the Japanese pop culture has taught us that anything vaguely Christian is always evil

So the typical japanese wedding is evil?

What japanese pop culture targets is less Christianity and more organised religion, Christianity is just the most popular

Oh and your statement would apply to not only Astra But Liane as well wouldnt it?

They like Western style wedding because it's fancy, whereas the traditional Shinto one is rather stern.

To them, there's nothing religious in it.

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