Lol, Sayaka could be a mothercon, just like her daughter, but given the context it could also just as easily be that she seeks her mother's approval, possibly because she wasn't around much in her youth. But that's also just speculation on my part, so read into however you like.

Is it just me, or does Yuki seem to have a thing for Komachi? And when Yuki left school while Komachi stayed behind, who was saying/thinking "I really hate that part of you" because I could see it being either of them. Anyway, interesting first chapter. The cover and ending have me thinking we're definitely in for some drama, possibly even angst. I look forward to more.

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This was a nice read. I do have to wonder if the ex/brother is as chill as his sister because that is going to be a very awkward reveal otherwise. Will it be "Oh, that explains it! Treat my sister well!" Or "Give me those 3 years back!"

Another good one from this anthology. Maybe my least favorite of the three so far, but that honestly just says a lot about how good the other two are. This one could have used a little more fluff after the conflict was resolved, but it was still quite nice.

I saw it coming and even with that I enjoy it to the fullest.

Yeah, saw the twist coming on page 1, but what's nice about a good twist is that it can be enjoyed whether it was expected or not. Also, this author makes some of the best couples. Can't wait to see what comes next.

Is it just me or is there less comedy every chapter? Regardless, I'm still enjoying the journey, but it's getting kinda hard to believe that Akira is as dense as she acts. If we didn't actually see her thoughts ourselves I would wonder if she was just playing dumb.

I am all about newlywed yuri, so I look forward to getting the rest of this anthology. More from this author would be greatly appreciated as well. Cute girlfriends/wives cuting cutely can never get old.

We need more gyaru yuri on this site. Scratch that, we need more gyaru yuri in this world.

Another great chapter with this great couple. Although I am starting to feel like I'd like to see them be a little more lovey-dovey with each other. I know that's not the story the author is trying to tell, but at this rate we might never see these two kiss.

I am not very familiar with the series (it's on my list, just gotta get around to it), but this pairing in particular has tons of great art and I like some of the author's other works, so I'm glad I checked this one out. Short, but sweet!

Glad to see that most don't care that much about the incest happening and don't really consider it a problem at all. I won't repeat what others have said on that, but I do want to say I am hyped for some new Kuwabara. Tankobu is one of my all-time favorites, so I look forward to seeing what other stories we'll get from this author. Of course, more Tankobu would be welcome as well.

Also "I'll try and think on how to continue it" if it isn't just a way to say "I don't have any fuking idea on how deal with this love triangle so i will probably handle it poorly", it isn't far away. Hopefully i'm wrong and it end up nicely. Unless the author do go 3P ending by saying "lol they're succubus".

Yeah, I was extremely disappointed by the author's note at the end. I understand wanting to try something new (human assaults succubus) and I understand not having a concrete ending for a story, but this is really starting to feel like the author stopped caring about writing a cohesive story at all. And that's really a shame, because a cute, fluffy, occasonally lewd story about succubus girlfriends was totally my jam. I don't even mind the friend (tri)angle and I could live with either drama or a poly ending if it felt like something that was actually being built towards. I really hope this turns around quickly.

So it would seem most of us saw the twist coming and I'm seeing many different reactions to it. While I don't love it or hate it, I do think this presents an interesting opportunity for some character growth as well as the development of the relationship between Mashiro and Bazu. I'm looking forward to where this goes since I trust Neji's talent for story telling and for how short of a series it is, I am very invested in these characters. I also hope this series is not a short one, as someone has suggested it might be. It has elements to it that I think would make for a great story that follows Mashiro through many of the earlier years of her life and career in the Society, but who knows if Neji actually has any plans for all that.

So glad to have more from this series. Kinda a shame that it's family drama for poor little Mogumo, but it's written really well. I love how the author doesn't immediately demonize Sakura despite all of her glaring faults. There's clearly more problems in their home life and it might have nothing to do with Mogumo's gender identity. Sakura seems overburdened with family responsibilities, Mogumo seems to want out of it altogether, and their mother seems to be sick or unable to care for herself. It's also quite interesting to see how much stock Mogumo puts into Sakura's opinions and how little she seems to care about how "different" they are. She seems far more concerned with Mogumo's lack of maturity. They also clearly want to imitate her appearance and she might be trying to look more like they did previously, though it's far less apparent if so. Sakura may be onto Mogumo and Tetsu's relationship and, if so, again not really caring that it isn't "normal."

A lot happened in just two chapters and I'm really excited to see where it goes.

Comedy gold. And cute. I look forward to more from this author.

Not entirely sure how I feel about this one. Monster girl yuri always gets me pumped, but this one didn't leave much of an impression. On the plus side, I found a new author to keep an eye on.

So good! I love romantic stories like this and with a ship I've grown quite fond of even!

Absolutely adorable. I love how the catgirl maid has that pointless cloth on her tail to further accentuate her maid outfit. I am curious about the beginning of their relationship though. It kinda seems like they could easily just be a normal couple with the catgirl just being the one in the relationship that handles domestic chores. I'd like some more story to see if things are more complicated than that. But that's just me wanting some story with my fluff. I won't complain if we just continue to get more of the same.

More delinquents? More Shirasu Don? More delinquents drawn by Shirasu Don!? Nice!

Dang, not even as long as the title. Oh well, a cute short read is nice once in a while.

If killing a kaijuu in within the wall kills their counterpart in our world, shouldn't they figure a way to fight the kaijuu on the other side?

At some point they'll have to cross over into the other world, right? There's no way they can win this battle if they stay on the defensive and I can't think of any other way to deal with the threat. But the big question is still why is the other world invading in the first place?

This was really cute. Gotta love stories about happy relationships. Now if only we could get a sequel...

Four chapters in and I'm still interested. It still hasn't blown me away yet and it feels pretty fast paced, but the story is interesting and the characters are...well, not really the focus at the moment. I still have high hopes even though I doubt I'll find it as satisfying as the one-shot.

Seeing a lot of good comparisons to other things here: AoT (friend crushed like Eren's mother, fighting giant humanoids while flying through the air with blades), Pacific Rim (two people required to fight kaiju), and Bleach (people with supernatural abilities tasked with defeating otherworldly beings in order to save humanity). I like the idea of combining those elements and it sounds even better if you add some yuri to it. Despite my misgivings about chapter 1 I really do have high hopes for this series.

The character they killed off (Haruka) is a new character. She didn't exist in the original one-shot. The childhood friend in the original was Youko, which is the other main character in this new series. Basically, what they changed is that Youko went from being a childhood friend to being a senpai. But Youko and Yorino still end up as partners just like in the one-shot, so the end result didn't change.

I get what you're saying, but from a relational point of view it is actually Youko that is the new character. That might have been the name of the other lead in the original, but if you look at personality, history, and relationship to Yorino it is Haruka that was established in the original.

We don't know anything about her personality since Youko didn't get any focus yet. All they changed is the relationship they have, but for all we know, everything else is the same. Even her looks are the same except for the glasses.

Yes, we don't know yet if anything else was changed with new Youko. What I was saying is that everything about old Youko is right there with Haruka, right down to her defeating a pro and outranking Yorino. It's only her looks and name that don't match. Actually there is one other difference which is that she is now the more gungho of the two while Yorino has been changed to be more apprehensive in their younger years this time around. Also, Yorino's more tsundere tendencies are gone in this version (for now, at least). I still think this could have worked better with altogether different characters, especially now that I've looked closer at how different this Youko and this Yorino both are.

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