Loco and Lever are my favorite characters, I can't describe my joy, it's like, when a series ends with the main ship together and you have to say good bye in tears with just a kiss most of the times, well, my ending came long time ago (and with WAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY More than a kiss! Lmao) but I still keep getting the "happy ever after" moments while I also get to enjoy the main plot, relaxed and all without worries because they're in love and I love them.

Big mood. I wish more series did this sort of thing instead of waiting until the last moment to officially put the pairs together.

Also, Baiser keeps not taking any shit from the lowly mascot.

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Shame on you Orin! Way to waste such magnificent wingwomanning!

Shouldn't this be tagged as "Het" instead of "Yuri"?
Cause you know, he's actually a dude.

Damn she looks smug. Not that it's unwarranted in this case though.

Eat the rich! Cant say i blame the commoners tho. Viva la revolution

Boy, you're going to love the later story arcs with that attitude.

She's willing to set aside her feelings for Claire so whatever do people mean that she's pushy clearly doesn't see her kindness.

It's mostly because of her habit of intentionaly playing to the japanese stereotype of the lustful lesbian as a way to cope with her psychological problems. We still haven't got to the conversation with Claire that kickstarts her character development.

I have to say, I'm digging the whole "Vibrant eye colors and Black and White everything else" style. I'm not sure why, but it really works.

Wait, I know gudako can touch Serenity just fine thanks to Mash/Galahad's protection, but shouldn't Shuten be dying of poisoning right now?

How can they date when no one has asked the other? I mean, it feels like they are on the verge of popping the question, sure. But you can't date unless you ask...or that's how I think it works...has it changed since I last had a gf?

In ch04 Tsukushi asked Hinoka to tell her she loved her. Wich she did. Now, Tsukushi didn't intend for that to have romantic undertones at the time, however the way in wich Hinoka told her she loved her combined with some of her comments on subsequent chapters (in ch05, when Tsukushi accidentally touches her but while trying to take her hand, Hinoka only asks that she tell her beforehand next time, so that she may be mentally prepared. And when Tsukushi later asks to touch her boobs she refuses because "I'm not ready to move that fast".) have made some of us believe that Hinoka thinks that they are already dating.

I mean, it's probably not it. But it's funny to think about it in that way.

Hinoka deffinitely thinks they're already dating. She probably thought that Tsukushi asking her to tell her she loved her was a really awkward confession or something.

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Hi frens, I hope most of you guys enjoyed this one. The doujin leaves you with a lot of questions if you don't read the last few pages of text so I'd really recommend everyone pushes through with it even if you're just here for the nice art and perspective play. It adds a ton of context to the doujin and I personally think it was the original story Kawayabug wanted to tell but couldn't because of the perspective restriction (it was also where we had to spend the majority of the translating and redrawing efforts so I can empathize with Kawayabug somewhat when he thanks everyone who read the whole thing).

It doesn't matter if you read it or not, it's damn interesting but the downfall of this manga is the part Kawayabug suddenly thought "Hmm, maybe if Kaguya suddenly being a pervert instead of helping Mokou that's a good idea" which is unacceptable.

Plus, it's stated Eirin aware of this but she put it in Kaguya's room instead of destroying it, Kawayabug made Eirin looks like a douchebag by putting the mirror in the Kaguya's room aka camera that she knows it's in the mirror, this is trespassing her(Kaguya) privacy.

Also "perspective restrictions"?! What?! That's just an excuse to be lazy and don't want to draw an actual reaction and action of some situation.

I know the context, people already told me, but it's not justified Kawayabug execution with his poorly idea.

This all sounds like instead of Kawayabug having poor execution your just either not getting why the characters did what they did i.e. Kaguya wanting to do it or getting bothered minut shit i.e. Eirin putting the mirror in Kaguya room.

Because it was, Kawayabug made Eirin knows the mirror is not a mirror and instead of destroying it she put it in Kaguya's room (trespassing her privacy).

He should make Kaguya help Mokou instead of making her suddenly a pervert.

Okay, with honesty, I complained cause Kawayabug thinking "Hmm, it would be a good idea to make Kaguya suddenly a pervert instead of helping Mokou and having s*x in front of mirror which has been confirmed a camera" which is not, this situation clearly make Kawayabug like exhibitionism since people were watching what Mokou and Kaguya do the "thing".

Look, if you want to argue about this, my earlier comment said the same thing about this, this is going to be repetitive.>

OMFG. Look buddy, the Touhou canon is (purposedly) incredibly vague and open
to interpretation in everything but the more important details, especially when it comes to characterization. It's more or less inevitable for a reader of fan created content to find works in wich characters act incredibly against what they believe they should.

Now, there is nothing wrong in not liking a work because you disagree with the authors take on the characters, heaven knows It's happened to me sometimes. But just because you disagree with it doesn't make the authors characterization any less valid.

Kaguya and Mokou are milenia old beings that (canonicaly) keep trying to kill each other despite knowing they can only cause momentary pain at the other at best. It's not so unconcievable that any relationship they have beyond that may look weirdly fucked up and unhealthy from the outside.

I could enjoy this but because of that sexy part, it's really turn my interest off, like Kawacy know the mirror used as 4th wall and he showed us they're "playing" in front of mirror which is clearly an exhibitionism fetish since the mirror as 4th wall aka us is looking at them, and I'm really against that fetish.

Bravo Kawacy, you're really know how to make plot (Totally not a sarcasm)

I recomend that you read the prose parts, because your conclusions on what is happening are way off.
I mean, Kaguya seems to realize what it's going on with the mirror at the end, but thats after everything has happened.

Shouldnt this have the Mokou x Keine tag also?

I'm not sure on that one. It sounded like she was more angry about the way they were expresing their relationship (happily mutilating each other and themselves) than anything else. So it's kinda ambiguous and could be argued one way or the other.

God I love this author. I wish more of their work was translated.

It took a lot of stresful situations and almost dying once or twice, but at the end that family actually got their happy ending.
Until the Empire arc started at least, and then things started to get really weird towards the end with Artificial Inteligences and Time Loops and all that stuff.

Nice contrast between the parents and the kids attitudes.

Tong Tong's mother is incredibly supportive of her daughter on everything and is always trying to help her in her unique way> Tong Tong inmediatly tells her about her self-discovery of liking girls and decides to actually pursue a relationship with her love interest.

Lin Xiao Lu's mother is (aparently) the worst kind of helicopter parent, always judging and controling of her daughter's actions> Lin Xiao Lu is terrified of anyone discovering she likes girls and her first reaction to realizing she might be attracted to someone was to try and distance herself from that person.

Really showing good and bad parenting can afect the lives of those under it.

Kudos to the mom, for realizing that pushing heteronormativity in her kids face with a "you'll get it eventually" attitude, even when she still didn't know what she wanted, was not cool. Most people just would see it as the "normal" thing to have done even after being proved wrong.

Tong Tong getting sidetracked with gay porn and/or yuri manwha was a big mood, honestly.

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At this point Baiser and Azul relationship is less them being enemies and more them indulging in some really wholesome BDSM roleplay.

Man, the latest development of the WN really make you see this early parts of the story in a new light. Not an entirelly pleasant one either, although that is just my subjective opinion.

What do you mean? I don't read the novel version.

Warning! Serious spoilers here!
The MC is not actually Oohashi Rei, she only thinks she is. The original Rei is basically a god that administers humanity, but she is going to try and kill everyone very soon, because her love for Claire is wearing off. Because of that, an AI that Claire created in the first Timeloop made a bunch of copies of Rei in an attempt to ceate a replacement administrator. The MC is the best of this copies and as such was put in this place at the star of the timeloop. This is also why some Rei look-a-likes will appear in the future. They are failed copies of the OG Rei that were given a place in the world.

Whoa, okay, that sounds pretty cool to be honest but also not in line with I was expecting from this.

Then answer me this too because is basically the main reason I'm reading it: is there any yuri/romantic element still going in the WN? A simple yes/no will suffice.

Oh yes, it's still a central theme. It's just that the main pairing narrative arc is more or less finished, so the romantic elements take a backseat in plot-heavy chapters.

Man, Takuya is a lucky bastard. I want a mom who plays pokemon with me too.

Man, the latest development of the WN really make you see this early parts of the story in a new light. Not an entirelly pleasant one either, although that is just my subjective opinion.

What do you mean? I don't read the novel version.

Warning! Serious spoilers here!
The MC is not actually Oohashi Rei, she only thinks she is. The original Rei is basically a god that administers humanity, but she is going to try and kill everyone very soon, because her love for Claire is wearing off. Because of that, an AI that Claire created in the first Timeloop made a bunch of copies of Rei in an attempt to ceate a replacement administrator. The MC is the best of this copies and as such was put in this place at the star of the timeloop. This is also why some Rei look-a-likes will appear in the future. They are failed copies of the OG Rei that were given a place in the world.

Man, the latest development of the WN really make you see this early parts of the story in a new light. Not an entirelly pleasant one either, although that is just my subjective opinion.

@elevown It's not that Koa isn't a perv, she's just worried if Patchouly fragile constitution can take whatever is it she wants to try.

What video are you talking about?