To those that have to express their disinterest here (for whatever reason), if it helps you understand, this is a reason why I, and perhaps others, like this manga, is because it seems to be executed like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDpblJ44YG4
The monologues and over-the-top theatrics and execution are the entire character and charm of the manga. To say you'd rather not have the long walls of text is to not have the entire manga. Of course, it's fine not to like it or whatever, but that would be like me going to the Love/Death forum and whining that "it would be great without the fight scenes!"
Obviously, this kind of delivery wouldn't be great for most other yuri manga, but I think it's a unique enough perspective that having it (as it is so far) is worth the attention. :)
That video was . . . awesome! I gave up on this series after the first episode. This almost makesme wanna go back.
And I agree with much of what you said.
This is just silly. Which isn't enough for me most times. A lot of the humor in anime bores the crap out of me. Manga often fairs a little better, oddly enough, and while this wasn't lol funny it kept me mildly amused throughout.
I donno if the premise is good for a long series.
I know the pain of animes where the yuri is even less than subtext. Very irritating.
I do like to see more males in yuri. It seems to me one reason there isn't more is just because the cast of these stories is small but I'd like to see more. In various roles. Brothers. Fathers. Just diversity, you know?
I don't feel this male is a nefarious representation of the male yuri fan. Just seems like the author trying to be funny.
I certainly do not see him as a representation of me. I doubt my opinion of a good yuri even matches his all that much.
also
> how is this not yuri? That one girl is clearly into a girl. We can't even say her romance is over considering we don't know if the girls she is/was after is unavailable, though she did seem like a one time character.