Finding romance a hassle is not the same as being aro, though. Them being alike like this, as Ruri puts it, is less a sign of this ship not sailing, and more one of them being highly compatible, as they can focus on their jobs as they want to, but also spend their free time together at home in bed without having to worry about the usual romance bits like dates. Old married couple trope style.

Not to mention like, one of the most popular yuri manga of the past couple years, had a legit ace lesbian ending (crescent moon and doughnuts). So it can be seen as either or.

Also if one actually read it, the note wasn't that she's ace. Just that she didn't have the time nor energy while idol girl is like 'yknow I could also go for something easy and lowkey'

It's a side couple flag lmao

Yeah the angry is weird. People are happy. RWBY was never a well-written show, who cares. The bees are here

Uda deserves the best

I would not be holding my breath, honestly. The last anime TV series that adapted an "officially" Yuri manga that did not reach a minimum length of 8 volumes before or after the anime, was Riddle Story of the Devil in 2014. Also worth noting that in that case the anime already premiered less than a month after vol. 2 of the manga, so the anime entered production really fast. We're five volumes into this one, ending with the sixth, and there's no word about an anime...

Because most anime come from light novels nowadays. Magirevo, IFTV, etc are all finished LNs or close to by this point.

Also Vampeerz is getting one and Looking up to Magical Girls was JUST announced. Also Bloom is 6 volumes. Citrus 5

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Basically it's going to be a whole thing on 'you make home where it is' and home is obviously her wife

I think the movie they were talking about is "Mulholland Drive", but she said "new release" so i was wondering if this manga is set in 2001 hmmm...

They have smart phones.

But just referencing Mullholland Drive. The ultimate in mindscrew lesbian crazy...

Honestly, considering C+ is supposed to have zero yuzu and mei drama within them (i.e those two are locked tight). I think yuzu is feeling jealousy but also like feelings of 'oh shit I did something'

And the guy is just gonna be like a friend guy. Ally.

Like it seems the focus is just mei doing mei things and being successful

Yeah if anything it's just closing the time loop

...so like what's a red superchat

I think the Author just had a gag they had planned but had nowhere to put it so here we go

I actually think the opposite. That re-doing it will let her fix every problem and let her have her happily ever after with Elsa

It's not a harem, it's a triangle plot. She's stuck between the gentle, dashing and heroic heroine and the utilitarian but harboring a secret soft side villainess

I didn't take it as her being a Yuu and being all WHAT IS LOVE BABY DONT HURT ME

but more like Crescent Moon and Doughnuts where it's like. I don't think I know nor feel it too much but I do know I cherish her and I don't want to make her sad. Those can be two distinct emotions. Especially with how fast it moves.

But also shocked how fast it took before the clamshucking began

Yeah, she's maaaaaad that she got clamshucked right there

I think the main problem with this series is it doesn't know whether it wants to be mindless porn or a commentary on LGBT matters. If the whole thing isn't really meant to be taken seriously, which from the beginning was a ridiculous premise, then I don't think there would be much issue with the problematic content. But the story offers actual meaningful discussions on real life matters so it makes it hard to "separate fiction from reality" sometimes.

Not disagreeing but that's usually how manga rolls with this kinda stuff period. Characters like Karen are kinda just one-note jokes. But we also have the benefit of hindsight and time with the LN to know that it kind of does switch to LGBTQ in Japan commentary fully with smut interwoven. Just goes through some early squick to get there

I know right, I wish people would just learn to love every single aspect of every single piece of fiction they mindlessly consume.

In that same font, we should also allow for the ability to be gross/problematic characters in queer fiction as there are gross/problematic queer people irl too.

I've gotta ask, what's the LN/web novel like past this point? Is there much more drama, do either Aya or Marika ever have sex with some one else, or is it mostly just smut of the two of them?

The comparisons to citrus are bang accurate because it basically turns into a healthy monogamous relationship while Marika gets a tour of the queer community of Japan.

Think Honk Kong Summer of 1984. Basically that vibe throughout.

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Yep, like Citrus, we have finally moved past the early installment weirdness

Blessed its back

Knowing this manga, the issues will be settled in 5 chapters when they figure out the communication bit

bring protection dearie, that girl's gonna jump ya

Wait there's already a trailer out?

For as much as Citrus gets a bad rap, it honestly was kind of revolutionary. It's popular enough in China that putting a citrus in your work is considered a nod. Consider the artists that were originally in the anthology and now just spent time to make an illustration honoring this and speaking of its influence. Especially those now that those same mangaka are getting anime of their works as well.

Kinda crazy how much things have changed in ten years.

That'll probably come later.

BDSM but not full blown sex I guess?

Anyhow, this is getting interesting and it seems like Akane is actually kind of into the idea of being with Jun too?