I was worried that they wouldn't have time to tie everything up and at the end, I think I was right. The boy just disappears from the plot after giving something of an exposition dump and the sudden stage show feels really ubrupt. Certainly not the worst ending on this site (We all know which series has the luxury of that title) but definitely could have been better.

If there's one thing I appreciate this manga doing, it's giving us yuri Hitomi

Wait, but what about the Pizza?

Well, at least the translation ended on something of an ending. Even if it isn't the official or intended one.

Boba is alright, but I always preferred Jango

"I don't get it, why does everyone ship Miho and Erika?"

Erika throws Miho down on the bed and climbs atop her

"... Huh"

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Why are the monsters called 'Livers'?

So the father was 100% fish?

On the one hand, I want the letter to contain a love confession...

... On the other, I want it to contain one of those Nigerian Prince scams

God-damn that was intense

Two years later and I'm just as confused as I was in the past

So wait, is Utena going to actually kill people now? Or will it be one of those things where it looks like she will, the rest of her friends/the magical girls hold her back, and then the mascot character kills them after Utena lets them go.

Considering the genre of the manga, shes probably gonna make them go through some kind of bdsm play and then have them succumb to it. Nothing involving killing or stuff.

we all thought that until last chapter's pile of dead magical girls, so nothing is 100% certain

They're not dead, they just got sent to the Shadow Realm

I think that newspaper just clam-jammed Kanon

I love how ready the protagonist was to get laid. She realized she was in room 13, with a sexy girl who was potentially propositioning her and her first instinct wasn't "Oh no, I need to clear this up and go" it was "Hell yes I'm going to tap that!"

Another prime opportunity for a 'Let me see your face, you are the one from my dreams' joke, another opportunity missed.

Neets dont even know how good they can be at a job until they are forced to it and there was this dude who did a better job than the other guys with years of experience , he keep saying he fucked up and went home thinking he did everything wrong when that was not the case.

That, I believe is called 'Imposter Syndrome' which is a fairly common mental issue (I say issue, because it isn't technically classified as a disorder. But can be a symptom of other underlying mental health disorders) where someone is hounded by feelings of inadequacy, essentially believing themselves to be a fraud, with any actual skill written off as just being good at deception.

I liked it well enough, but I feel the extras kind of take away a little from the ending. The ending leaves it up to the reader on whether Rin and A-chan got together, or if Rin ended up with Yukina instead, and then the extras come along like 'Yeah no, this is actually how it ended for real'

I feel like the author wrote the entire manga, just so he could have that scene at the end of them eating hotpot together.

"I will be staying at Teru's house!"
And just like that, her fate was sealed

With the next chapter being the last, I worry that there won't be enough to have a satisfying payoff for the series. It feels like there's too much still up in the air at the moment.

Aya-chan must feast, she hungers!

Man, I was expecting weird things but... What

Is it wrong that I was disappointed the credits page wasn't a meme of Uriel Septim saying "Let me see your face... You are the one from my Dreams"

Execute Order 66

I love these two protagonists. So refreshing.

I think you mean you normal these two protagonists