Really, though, why have things been so strained between them anyway? I don't get how things went so fuck-ways.
Aya is jealous that Mitsuki has become popular and is unable to talk to her about it because she knows she's being unreasonable and the alternative is admitting to Mitsuki that she's in love with her. The particular moment that set Aya off was in chapter 100 when Mitsuki invited some kouhais to the CD store. That's likely a place Aya really doesn't want to share with others.
Has Comic Flapper started to play ball yet with promoting Love Bullet? Or even just retweeted any of the promos from the author? Cuz so far I'm glad for the outpouring of love for the series but feel bitter that it's resulting in these bastards getting paid for work they've refused to do.
We have no idea whether it's been saved or not. I suspect the author was given an ultimatum from the publisher and the month off she took to promote it will determine whether the next few chapters will have to start wrapping things up or continue the story as planned. Hopefully we get solid info from the author or publisher sooner rather than later.
I'm almost impressed with how poorly this is written, and yet still can convince people to read it and link it to others apparently lmao. "Following a recent story dubbed Love Bullet from creator Inee, the yuri manga has seen the manga artist imploring fans for support in the face of possible cancelation." is such an incredibly bad sentence, very difficult to accept that a human supposedly wrote it.
I definitely smell AI, but it's funny how they compared it to the likes of Samurai 8 by Masashi Kishimoto. Talk about propping it up.
I preordered my copy and got it shipped on day one of release, I hope enough people have been following suit though it really, really shouldn't be up to overseas fans who can't even rely on an official translation.
Akira should've got Sae. Aside from that, very nice epilogue. I actually like how casual it is showing Satsuki and Komachi's relationship even without telling you.
Context: this can happen in one of the routes of the recent VN El Dorado. You can pick Junna to play the main character, in which case Mahiru plays the princess and they have a kiss scene. Nana tears up and expresses jealousy during the intermission.
I do agree that ignoring it almost-entirely-but-not-quite feels a little off. There's this one time Yori thinks about it when it comes off as silly considering every single relationship involving the people close to her including herself is homosexual, and there's Miki being the token straight character which I found funny earlier on in the series, but now that she's been brought into the fray of all the lesbian relationships herself it feels like that detail of her character is something the author didn't really think through and is being carried over just to avoid contradicting it.
I didn't know what to expect from this show pre-release, but despite its silly premise it has a lot of heart. I teared up at episode 4 and the ending of episode 5 was very sweet. Masaki and Live are various shades of gremlin but they've been building up a genuinely nice relationship.