She can't betray her nature as a perv.

On one hand, I love these two knuckleheads, and get that a lot of the comedy comes from the awkward sexual tension. On the other hand, it's kinda ridiculous (even by this manga's high standards) that their relationship never gets anywhere, especially when Sayuri has literally told Yoriko that she's attracted to girls, at least in one timeline. I love their shenanigans, but a part of me just want to see these two weirdos as a couple.

I do love that no matter the timeline, Yoriko is always filthy rich and has a ninja maid. It's an universal constant in all dimensions.

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Didn't really feel like a love triangle or NTR to me, more like a "girl is upset that her mom's got a new girlfriend and things are changing" situation.
Kanon's and Mimi's relationship came off as much more familial than romantic, basically like a parent and a child, which I think is the idea.

It also couldn't be any clearer that Kanon is talking about getting Mimi's permission to confess to Chiyako, they don't leave that up for interpretation.

Adorable little story, gave me warm, fuzzy feelings. You also don't get a lot of yuri from the perspective of a childlike third party like this, it's an interesting change of pace.

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This series is gayer than a lot of series that are marketed as yuri, so it's about time it got the subtext tag.

Although I hope the Yukionna gets some time in the spotlight, she doesn't get nearly as much screen time as the other girls, and comes off as a bit flat as a result.

A female teacher drooling over her female student's naked bodies is plenty yuri, I think.

Also hooray for both glasses and freckles, I hope she'll show up again (she probably won't).

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