Well, with the reveal, it means it's nearing its end.

"My vocabulary just died"

Lol.

That was a prophetic dream: she dreamed of PUSSY.

It's a good ending, but it feels a little lacking.

Completed I guess. Author ran out of ideas.

Boring.

I hope she rejects him.

Not sure I liked it.

Being drunk and not remembering much is a cop out.

Loved it, even if it was het in the end.

KasexYamada posted:

Whoa... can you feel the axe? It fell really hard.

I pretty sure Kohitsuji was slated to be intersex, but then the axe fell.

Someone's butthurt their predictions were all wrong.

This whole manga was upsetting. It was a giant ball of insulting WTF.

Whoa... can you feel the axe? It fell really hard.

I pretty sure Kohitsuji was slated to be intersex, but then the axe fell.

After reading the first few pages, I was like "Oh... Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō if Alpha went on the roam the world searching for her master instead of staying in a Café."

The final panel looks like a Thelma and Louise ending.

Time to trim your nails girls.

Shitty conservative father destroys his family.

News at eleven.

herenowforever posted:

By the way, who is Kohitsuji-chan and where is she on the spectrum?

She's from chapter one, one of the MC's followers. I don't think she's on the spectrum

If this goes like you'd expect, she's a fashionista and Gin falls in love with her, or other way around. Maybe even both if the author doesn't want to just mine salt here.

I now know what Kohitsuji is, even without reading the next chapters.

They are intersex, most probably.

That speech about the moth was an anvilicious foreshadowing. I should have known the author would continue with his catalog.

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Tbh, this story was not that well written. The vampire element was just a vague pretense that didn't really serve any purpose in the story. It was a harem manga with a thin plot. That it was yuri just added a bit of flavor, but that was it.

The drawings were neat, I'll give you that.

I still don't trust Midori.

I always get the impression she got Maki wrapped around her little finger and she's using her for her own convenience.

It doesn't count between girls.

MarqFJA87 posted:

Having seen Chapter 9 on Danbooru, I am really looking forward to this thread's reaction to it. smiles mysteriously

Nya-chan posted:

Kanda, what you are doing is not nice.

What are you referring to?

Ookuma is very much in love with Kanda, but this love takes its roots in a lie that Kanda doesn't seem to be in a hurry to unravel.

There's nothing worse than lying to the person you love.

Too many plotholes in this manga anyway.

I don't know if it wants to be a mystery manga, a scifi manga or a romance manga...

It could be all of them, but it makes a poor job of it because all aspects are jumbled up and twists are shoved in the faces of the readers, so the story loses focus...

Kanda, what you are doing is not nice.

By the way, who is Kohitsuji-chan and where is she on the spectrum?

shadesofgreymoon posted:

I, too, came out of the closet after jealously slashing my best friend with a box cutter. Doesn't everyone?

It's par for the course.

I wouldn't imagine anyone coming out without their box cutter ready.

The implications of some of the subtext of this manga are interesting.

• The Marika born in the yuri world apparently had "problems" there, probably because she felt attracted to women. Does it mean the author set it as genetic? (women born from parthenogenesis are inherently lesbians?).

• If swapping between worlds becomes an easy thing, it's then trivial to have men in both worlds: swap, get pregnant with a boy, swap again. You can replenish the male population easily (though, is the virus still there?). Unless Marika is a unique case?

I feel there is too much implied or left in the dark and not enough information about the whole process. It's like the author didn't really care and did a half-assed job.