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No problem. My prev. posts about the topic weren't the fav. of mods.

No. And i'm not discussing it to get a ban from Nez again.

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I already stated that she is bad becuz she is creating a bad stereotype. And also the explanation of her getting into BDSM was unnecessary as hell. Wasted a lot of pages and didn't added anything to character or story. Many people are into BDSM, is explaination really necessary? Absolutely no.

@SF thanks man.

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And talk about the devil.

The argument is already dead. So yeah.

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Don't begin to argue with them, Ulquiorra, it's coming from someone who enjoys Netsuzou Trap. It's just going to lead to a dialogue of the deaf whose finality will be Nez's intervention if it turns out of control. It's Pulse kek, as gorgeous as Ratana Satis's art is, the plot itself has never been deep to the point it can trigger debates or have different interpretations, even if I concede it's enjoyable and not uninteresting for all that.

Yeah i guess i shouldn't. I don't like where this is going esp. to the topic which triggers Nez very easily and she doesn't seem easygoing these days. I still enjoy Pulse just hoping it would go back to the original plot eather stalling time in unnecessary sex scenes and backstories esp. of unwanted characters.

Life can't always be butterflies and rainbows. Some people enjoy reading about "bad" characters.
Something not being on your taste doesn't make it bad storytelling.
I on the other hand think Sue made this more interesting. I agree she is a bad person, but there is difference. It is not black and white.

Well, i guess I'm not one of those people then.

But unnecessary things like telling why a bad character got into BDSM, which has nothing to do with the actual story, does make it bad storytelling.

She could have made interesting but as of right now she is adding nothing to the story but adding sterotype of bi being bad and cheating people.

There are so many couples and sudestory that I forget who is with who. And what main character and her loved look like.

This is confusing >.> <.<

Well, if you truly skipped reading the entire chapter, then you probably missed out on some of the reveals from the context in it.

I honestly was wondering how Sue got into BDSM in the first place, and this chapter shows the surprising and unexpected introduction to it. From there, we learn (or maybe I'm wrong with this thought) that this newfound sense of "dominance" helped fill the satisfaction that Mel could never really fulfill no matter how much love she gave to her (and she had alluded to this in an earlier chapter).

The ending conversation was also a very sweet moment between Mel and Lynn that is starting to show the reality of the situation regarding the surgery. Lynn's a bubbly and compassionate individual, but deep down she knows the severity of her condition and the possible outcome, and it probably makes her a little insecure with believing whether she's "good enough" for Mel despite Mel making it clear over and over that she loves Lynn from the bottom of her heart (something she thought she'd never be able to do again). Lynn probably feels Mel could go and love anyone else in the world, but chooses to stay with her despite being so close to death...and that's what makes their relationship so beautiful.

I love the storytelling in Pulse, but sometimes I feel that some readers (not calling out anyone specific, just generalizing) are only invested in reading for "hot sexy scenes" and forget that there's even a story being told. I mean, opinions and negative feedback are totally fine, you don't have to enjoy a chapter or the story itself...but I don't think there's such a thing as "the worst chapter" when it comes to this story because all the scenes have had a purpose in driving the plot and characters together.

I for once was never interested in Sue's life whatsoever. I knew she is a bitch the first time she was introduced. And when we were told how easily she left Mel for that guy, my remaining 0.1% interest in her character was lost. She can die in a hellhole for all i care.

I still like Pulse but i hate that bullshit chracter. And will absolutely skip the scenes she is in. I don't care if they had BDSM or sex scenes, as long as she is there in skipping is there.

And what was the point of creating that bullshit story of how a deceiving bitch got into BDSM? Just waste of time and pages. I wanted to read how Mel is going to do operation of her lover rather that shit character.

If you think there is no worst chapter in a manga or book, then you must be new to reading stories.

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good to read your comment
i cant help if you disappointed
but i dont think to compared anything
i dont even thought about the difference b/w sex for pleasure and sex with love

and please do not misunderstand i dont reply your comment because the episode made you disappointed.
but its just because your point wasnt true.

When I said i skipped the chapter. I meant Sue's screentime. I did read the last pages though.

Moral of the story: stay home with your kids more often, or they'll start hanging out with pedophiles.

There are good pedophiles in this world too like Mimika :P

Cements my opinion that Sue can go fuck herself after what she did to Mel.

I will be pissed as hell of the autbor will try to redeem Sue in anyways. God i hate her character with passion.

Chapter 43 was easily the worst chapter in this series.

Geez, I think i skipped almost the entire chapter. I mean author was trying to show the difference b/w sex for pleasure and sex with love. but the way she showed it was really poor.

Really disappointed in this chapter.

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Subtext or actual?

Cute/Hilarious/Accurate Animation that I still watch to this day

Also 888th post

Why that glasses girl!!!!?!!!

Anybody read 'We live in an MMO?! ' webcomic?

I swear to God, this is the funniest webcomic i ever read in my life!

You guys should def. read it

www.randowis.com/category/comics/we-live-in-an-mmo/

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Woah those teeth though :O

Protagonist should be thrown in jail for this devilish teasing!

What happened?

I'm confused af.

I liked Unlimited Blade Works. Liked it a lot.

I'm afraid I can't say the same. I stayed far away from the anime because its source material, the eroge visual novel, was one of the most awful experiences I had in any form of media. No hyperbole, that really was the case. Plus UBW was only one of the routes on a game that had an enforced playing order from Fate > UBW > Heaven's Feel. Doesn't feel complete without the preceding routes.

It was the first way through i was introduced into Fate series. So i guess it left a mark on me.

Yes, the games are different. Fate Extra CCC even has a marriage ending with one of the female servants. What you just described is pretty much exclusive to Kaleid I think. Though that just means the other Fate series aren't yuri at all.

Do note that every fate series is written by a different person, so you can't really use one work to judge the others:

1.) Fate/Stay Night (Eroge VN), Fate/Hollow Ataraxia (Eroge VN), Fate/Extra (PSP rpg), Fate/Extra CCC (PSP rpg, not localized), Fate/Extella (PS4/PS Vita Musou game) - written by Kinoko Nasu (I don't recommend the first two though, yikes)

2.) Fate/Apocrypha (Light Novel) - by Yūichirō Higashide

3.) Fate/Prototype: Fragments of Blue and Silver (Light Novel)

4.) Fate/Strange Fake (Light Novel) - by Ryohgo Narita (wrote Baccano and Durarara)

5.) Fate/Kaleid

6.) Fate/Zero (Light Novel) - by Gen Urobuchi (Same person who wrote Madoka Magica)

I didn't know that. I was always under impression that Fate was written by one person only. I liked Unlimited Blade Works. Liked it a lot.

But continous use of same character over and over killed my interest for the series.

Wow totally ignored. Thanks guys.

Sorry, I guess I missed your comment.

Looking back on what I said, I think all of my problems with the story part is attributed to the fact that it's the third (and most likely last) entry in the Fate/EX universe. I loved the story, but I come from a drastically different point of view from most people with my familiarity with the series in general and from playing both prequels (and regrettably the mobage) ad nauseam.

I really don't think Fate/Extella's story was made for any newcomers in mind, not in the least. Understandably so, considering that with the fanbase of this series this game was bound to do well even if it does just cater to a specific demographic.

I see. I guess I remained why away from Fate series becuz of its anime baiting yuri fans with kisses to cover up the het and incest beneath ot. Sure game can be different, i guess........are they?

Oh well that trolled that shit out of NTR genre, lol.

Well done.