I really don't get why this series needed the tiny bunny boss.

Frankly it's the best manga I've read. And I'm not qualifying this with anything or saying "in that regard" or "up until here" or something. I just think it's the best.

When she turned down the money I expected her to go "I'll take it but only if you make me do something for it" or somesuch thing, to keep the theme of the story.

This and Transistor Enus might not always deliver on the yuri goods, but they are still amazing. Totally not biased either.

cats lots of cats all the cats mrow mrow mrow

lots of copy & paste

I noticed that the art changes a bit. Not much, but compared to Chapter 1, they look much older.
Am I the only one who noticed that?

No. They went from round heads that look super young to sharper ones to the standard ones with the triangular chin shape thing. Definitely makes them look older (maybe time is progressing in the story instead of just art refinement?).

Good to see Achiga: Saki-hen sidestory reliably continued.

I don't think Ritz even remembers the male characters at all.

Someone's gotta make the tacos ...

At least there's no pretense that this is about a story anymore.
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I'm saying that like it's a positive thing. Sorry, it's getting too retarded for me.

It was fun, but it's always the same issue with romance stories - "woo, finally some progress ... oh, it's over".

Hopefully that doesn't mean it's immediately over.

Imagine this turning into a Baru Cormorant-esque political fantasy thriller ...

It's not said as explicitly as in many others, but it's the usual stuff, isn't it?

I don't know how much of that is just being scared, but it comes across to me like there's also a bit of "unusual stuff" this time - namely she feels vaguely jealous, or perhaps not good enough.

Bullseye 200 points? Are Japanese using different darts boards? 'cause I only know that as 50 ... which is why you go for 3x20, not bullseye ^^;

I don’t think that was the dartboard proclaiming 200 points but Kyouka who doesn’t seem to know how the game really works anyway.

On page 19, it's actually written inside the bullseye. Actually, looking at that picture, and I can't believe I didn't notice earlier ... this board doesn't have doubles and triples oO

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Plus it just makes things extra delicious that all the gay stuff Ichika's been teaching Aria were all first experiences for her.

This emphasis on first experiences is precisely the type of thing that annoys me about (Japanese) romances, so ... ^^

Bullseye 200 points? Are Japanese using different darts boards? 'cause I only know that as 50 ... which is why you go for 3x20, not bullseye ^^;

With Aria's backstory it was already clear that nothing had happened, but making Chiyo gay and then not giving Aria at least a taste seems like a wasted opportunity. To me it'd have been more fun if Aria had already been a secret lover of Chiyo; especially if Ichiko then found out later.

I don't know. Bit serious and grimdark to me. Could have been more cute and wholesome.

Ah, yeah, again one of those immortality debates we've had here 17 times already ...

Personally I don't like the vamp design and she doesn't come across as nearly vamp-y enough. Also the cheesy way to get the plot to go somewhere where she's forced to turn her maid-lover felt incredibly cliché.

Okay overall, but not exactly great.

Disgusting crap. I don't mind some supernatural dominance tropes, but this entire setting is a toxic pile of rubbish ... and bad writing. Blergh, blergh, blergh.

Mhyeah ... this all makes sense ... the snow ... clearly stands for ... um ... yes. Gestaltzerfall. And the asparagus is a metaphor for ... youthful sexuality. Surely. Yes, it's all becoming clear.

Cute stuff. Pretty neat.

Popular with girls and cats. In other words: with pussies in general.

All the oneesamas.

... also a mild case of Madoka.

@Ultamisia Just because BioWare themselves fucked that up as well doesn't mean artists should stick with it. ^^

What a time to be alive.

Waaay too human Tali.