I want to see what happens in those ten minute to escalate the situation.

I think the difference is less about which hands they kiss, and more the feelings involved.

Is Hululu the Humboldt penguin? Because Grape-kun has dibs on her.

Even if it's an April's fools joke, this still feels fitting considering how often I see people on Dynasty who outright deny that yuri even exists.

When the gay is on autopilot.

I've yet to see D.Va paired with Orisa, Ana or Moira.
D.Va/Widowmaker is also extremely rare, but I bet it's out there somewhere.

Come to think of it I haven't seen any D.Va/Symetra, but that might be because people almost never pair Symetra with white or asian people for some reason.

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The moral here is that only crazy people who can't comprehend long term consequences are into transhumanism.

So quite accurate to real life.

You know, for a series that's all about fanservice and sexual undertones, you barely ever see DoA yuri. This is nice stuff.

The world needs more Victorian lesbians.

All right writing, but the artist has some problems. There's basically just a single facial expression (I call it "slightly worried"), and body parts are prone to grow and shrink drastically in size from panel to panel. Sometimes a head can be a fourth of someone's entire body mass, other times half their height is just leg. When you draw porn, not being able to draw basic anatomy or interesting expressions is not a good thing.

Also what's the point of age gap if they both have the exact same face and body, and look the exact same age?

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Yamada is so pure and innocent.

Also keep in mind that Arisa will get excited over absolutely anything that Mari does. It really doesn't take much to make her melt down.

Maybe that time the happiness overdose was caused by something other than Mari proposing. Heck, maybe Arisa was thinking of proposing, and the thought enough was too much.

I was gonna say something about Arisa being the only person who've ever gotten off from getting a piggy ride as far as I know, but then page fourteen happened, and my brain just exploded just like hers did.

Now what was that people said about this manga not having any development?

On another note, I hope this means Mari is ready to come out of the closet, because being secretly married would just be cruel to Arisa. Let her be loud and proud, I say.

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Yeah, let's draw the six foot tall weightlifting viking woman as a scrawny school girl. That makes sense.

If it doesn't try to be drama, why even introduce complications that are immediately solved, though? It's clearly trying to use the vampire thing to create tension several time, it's just bad at it.

I went back to the previous story, and there's ear blushing in that one too. It's something the manager does.

It's like regular blushing, but more subtle and secretive.

Aside from the slow pacing and the let's call it simple art, I think the main problem this manga has is that there's really barely any complications or conflict at all. This is mainly because unlike most love stories, people actually talk things over as soon as there's a problem. Unless the problem just solves itself due to there not really being any downsides to vampirism here.

How is our heroine gonna get the girl?
Oh, it just kinda happens by itself a few chapters in.

Oh no, someone saw them make out/ suck blood!
Don't worry, they'll discuss it immediately after, clearing out any misunderstandings and she's fine with it now.

Oh no, what if she sucks too much blood, endangering Nana?
Don't worry, vampires only drink a little bit, so it can't really happen.

Oh no, she cheated on her girlfriend!
Don't worry, turns out Nana wants sort of an open relationship, at least when it comes to the blood drinking.

Oh no, what if she creates another vampire?
Don't worry, that's so rare that it won't be an issue that creates tension or anything.

And so on.
Don't get me wrong, it's great that people talk, but it really shows why both the drama and the romantic comedy genres depend on characters never really resolving their issues right away.

It doesn't help that the one and only complication here is that there's a risk that the heroine might end up living happily ever after forever with her waifu, who has no real character flaws and is so endlessly understanding that we know she wouldn't mind. Ooooh, the horror. The thrilling suspense.

I mean, I like it as a cute comedy love story, but it's really not good at being a supernatural drama as well, despite trying so hard.

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I'd say it's way more common to see Homura as a sexual predator constantly trying to do lewd things to Madoka.

The idea of someone who is both a professional model and a mangaka is somehow way more fantastical than the whole vampire thing.

Ear blushing feels like a whole new frontier of cute that we need to explore as soon as possible.

Self sacrifice cannibalism. Too much for me. Crossed the border.
She should go to buy ketchup from shop for some Yen.
This kind of sacrifice is meaningless, and unholy.

Not my taste, like the eye eater doujin.

You need to work on your reading comprehension.

She didn't make ketchup out of her own blood, she used ketchup as fake blood. It was all a practical joke, no cannibalism actually happened.
It's pretty clear if you actually read the words, or this thread.

last edited at Mar 16, 2018 7:57AM

The punchline isn't the idea of cannibalism itself, it's that her girlfriend is taking the joke way too far, and doesn't know when to stop.

last edited at Mar 15, 2018 9:45PM

Someone has a morbid sense of humour, and a weird way of flirting. Was worried that it would go full on yandere for a while.

Also took me way too long to notice the pun in the title.

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