Are these two girls from another story?

Why are they covered in red crystals?

The first panel reminds me of the beginning of Madoka.

I love Kuroneko. Somehow, it doesn't surprise me that she spend some time in the US. I think her bluntness isn't so much a lack of social grace as it is a more western attitude, particularly if she was living somewhere like Texas.

Also, I really wish this was longer than it sounds like it's going to be.

Please God. This series has a lot of potential. Don't let it become one of those super stupid, pointlessly overdramatic, unrealistic, stupid love triangle yuri romance series. It's been so long since there was a series that didn't disappoint. Please God. Help me out here lol.

"Their Story" hasn't disappointed me one tiny bit so far.
And I'm pretty stoked about "Fluttering Feelings" too.
Still enjoying "Miss Sunflower" although it's admittedly taking an awfully long time to get anywhere.
There's non-disappointing series IMO.
Oh, and of course "Stretch" assuming it counts as a yuri series . . .

Murcielago hasn't disappointed me yet.

First chapter is great, can't wait to see how it goes. Chances are, it looks like a tear jerker.

It's only one volume long total, but from the looks of it, that's a good thing here. Sometimes you don't need to drag something out.

There's more than one chapter‽
Best news all day!

The bride seemed overly cruel. I mean, why is she confessing to her /after/ neither of them can act on it.

So, my running theory is that the slime is actually A) perfectly intelligent and B) in love with Papi. She only pretends to be an idiot because it means no one expects anything of her and it's fun to troll all of them.

Well, Luz is young and somewhat of a goofball. Plus this depiction of Kitsunes seem to lean more in the trickster aspect of the myth.

Yeah, but I thought the tails were something they grew into at a century a pop.

Huh. For some reason, that facial style looks familiar, but I'm pretty sure I've never heard of this artist before.

Aren't nine-tailed foxes supposed to be really old and stupidly powerful? How did become that?

Hmm. It seems like she's realized that Mei isn't really in to her, so she may not actually oppose Yuzu when she gets there.

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Was that hair pin the first time one of them has actually been injured?

They also felt really unbalanced in this one. I mean, normally they're both going off the deep-end and making weird assumptions, but this time it was only one of them and the other was being completely reasonable.

This last chapter didn't really make sense in context with what we've been shown in the manga. So far, THE has one every dual they've been in, including one involving Stern, the top ranked player in the game. However, in these duals they were unilaterally crushed and there opponents were being supported by those sprite things, which have been shown to be less than competent.

That would make some sense if they had a more rocky record or weren't already beating the top teams and players, but that's not the case.

Also, how is itemization and leveling supposed to work in this game? Nanoha as a brand new player overpowered Stern as the top-ranked player who's been in it since the beta. In most games, that should be numerically impossible based on gear alone.

Remember folks, Humans are apex predators in every niche.

"I don't exactly remember what happened after that, just that at some point close were lost and we ended up in A bed having sex... Not sure who's bed it was or when we lost the cloths, since we started in a park, but it definitely happened."

Ok! New theory: The black haired girl is just /really/ socially awkward and her parents are /really/ conservative, so if they ever find out they'll make them break up. She is, actually, being completely 120% sincere with everything she's saying. She just comes off as a horrible, manipulative, tarpertip because of the main character's own insecurities and her own awkwardness.

This theory makes me much happier than the alternative.

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Huh. What was the one-shot and was it any good?

Good or not depends on each person, I personally thought it was interesting despite the fact that it was het. and I think that's the reason the mangaka decided not to follow it because she wanted to do yuri.

It talks about two twin sisters who disliked when people try to differentiate between them, everyday they would swap places by flipping the coin, they both fell in love with their childhood friend. On the day their childhood friend confesses to one of the twins, one of them dies in an accident, in the end we don't really know who died since they swap places everyday since they were children but it was hinted that the one that got confessed to is the one who died.

It was nice and confusing at the same time, I liked how the twins were betrayed as one person with a clone.
I can translate it if people are interested but I doubt you'd find it in dynasty since it's het.

That does sound rather interesting and bittersweet, so I'd be interested in reading it, at the very least.

Something people seem to be missing: When Yuu asked of her senpai had ever been excited by someone's confession before, she prefaced her question by saying "leaving aside girls". It's perfectly possible that she's a lesbian and rejected the confessions she got from other girls for various reasons beyond her sexuality (didn't think they were serious, still in the closet, her reputation).

... It's clearly a "[topic] aside" expression to continue with the conversation.

Well yes, but it still put aside a topic that was central to the conversation that got continued, leaving the senpai a way to get herself off the hook. I'm not saying Yuu did that intentionally, just that it could have happened.

Curious that is being published by Dengeki Daioh.

Nakatani-sensei participated in a contest for rookies that was held by Dengeki Daioh and won the first place which is why she got to do a series however, the one-shot she did for the contest is irrelevant to this series.

Huh. What was the one-shot and was it any good?

Something people seem to be missing: When Yuu asked of her senpai had ever been excited by someone's confession before, she prefaced her question by saying "leaving aside girls". It's perfectly possible that she's a lesbian and rejected the confessions she got from other girls for various reasons beyond her sexuality (didn't think they were serious, still in the closet, her reputation).

On an unrelated note: Am I the only one who's moderately worried by the title?

Thid was a good story, though I do wonder why Ryuuko x Mako doesn't seem to be very popular, as I have only seen doujins based around Ryuuko x Satsuki.

Honestly, the Ryuuko x Mako thing was really luke warm and felt like more of a gag, even in the actual show. Nonon x Satsuki felt like it had way more going for it and I was disappointed that it didn't show up in the epilogue.

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I was distracted with Phryne, thought twas an alkyne and a pyridine and why the fudge is it used as a title for the magz but then oh wait asdsdasf more than 24 hrs of no sleep and counting, fudgy brain wanna sleep so bad

apparently Phryne was a famous ancient Greek courtesan, oooohh

And wew, 1995, imagine the context of that time, and in Japan to boot.
For me, this is like a short version of Shakespeare's and the like's long angsty drama novel shiz.

What?

Argh. Those eyes. Some of them are normal enough, but others have me questioning if these two girls might be related to the Corinthian.

Beyond that, though, this was a cute.

Why? Would it not have been easier and less repugnant to simply go up to her and say "Hey, your boyfriend just propositioned me. You might want to consider dumping him."

Meh. I can't say I was particularly fond of this one. The art was decent, but not great, and the poetry didn't say anything insightful. More annoyingly, it seemed to switch between addressing the reader as the second girl (you) and referring to the second girl as someone else entirely (her/she).

Am I the only one who was struck by how different the actual title and the T/N title were? One means that they were afraid of spring coming and the other means they want it to come.