Lol?

Actually, the title of the last chapter is a title drop.

And kogareru (焦がれる) is pretty ambiguous too. It also means "to be in love with" as well as yearning for.

But yeah. Subtext.

last edited at Mar 28, 2021 10:38AM

She's probably moving away. What a novel plot device...

Same tag than Stretch applies : Super Friends

last edited at Mar 28, 2021 3:21AM

Bless Kishi Torajirou

Tsundere no?

Maybe that should be tagged yuri by default, since it's in Yuri Hime.

Mai is a lolicon.

kai3 posted:

I love how Nikaidou has connections everywhere (makes me curious just what her family is).

In Japan, the Nikaidō clan is a historical Samurai clan.

It's would have been better if she was named Satou or Yamada.

27th7 posted:

It was a decent read, the only thing I couldn't quite get over was the precocious teenagers, like, they were getting philosophical every chapter or so, it felt really funny tbh

It's a common trope in manga. Teens get all deep, like they experienced a life's worth of tribulation in a few weeks of high-school and they suddenly aged into their 40s. Then, once the monologue has been said, everyone has an epiphany and moves forward.

Convenient.

last edited at Mar 26, 2021 3:27AM

That Dragon maid is a ripoff of Darkness, isn't she?

1 volume takes 4 years to come out.

I don't know who came up with that schedule, but I have a thing or two to tell them.

They are actually ghosts and had a double suicide.

I'm not sure what to feel about this. It's soft porn with an excuse for rape-ish interactions between young girls.

The monster is a yuri fan I hear.

Ranzo posted:

While this cute and all I generally scoff at anything involving middle school love and wish the adults would give better advice

They are 13, as stated on page 2.

13 year olds are perfectly able to have romantic feelings. And this never mentions any sexual thing. Just kisses.

If you believe kisses are a no-go for middle schoolers, go back to the Victorian era.

Where is the yuri?

The word in the title and last sentence is 我が家 (wagaya) which means both one's home and one's family.

last edited at Mar 23, 2021 12:54PM

Nikaidou be like

"The moon is beautiful".

Right, can you be more obvious than that, author?

gwen posted:

Maybe I forget but who is the hopeless people of the little sister?

Her own sister.

The main series was only a twitter comic that she made by herself.

The addition of an official editor obviously helped her to structure her narrative better.

last edited at Mar 21, 2021 2:58PM

It needs Drama , if only for chapter 4.

^It looks like it's more about giving the characters more depth than they had in the original. A lot of flashbacks and introspection, more than about the couples themselves.

We've been taught from youth that dying one day is natural and inevitable, so obviously, any type of immortality is seen as against nature, so there must be a drawback.

But immortal being from birth, like Tolkien elves, for example, are immune to that kind of mindset. Tolkien never mentioned that they were bored of their eternal life. Neither are the Gods.

It's just in the head that you think it'd be boring.

Personally, I think eternal youth would be nifty (rather than immortality), as long as you can spend it with your loved ones.

In the reference frame of humanity multiplying like rabbits, yeah, there must be some drawbacks.

It's the very definition of "so bad it's good".