I legit don't remember what's the current deal with the curses, who got it and for what reason, it played such little role in the story for a while lmao

The weirdest thing about the watch thing is that someone actually wears watches in this day and age, when everyone checks time on their phone. But alright, apparently Maya wears it all the time, since she got a watch tan... except we don't see it a single time in the course of this story, including an outing to the bar :P

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The secondary couple still doesn't even feel like a couple to me to be honest, just bitching friends. (or partners I guess, in the sense of doing their job). I don't think anyone would say that in the romantic sense if not for that kiss magic thing.

Plus there's still stuff like (...) the lights Ayumu saw

The second arc of the story should just be about the main pair discovering that aliens are real

I'm still keeping this thought in the back of my head that this author absolutely loves ending chapters on cliffhangers which fizzle out completely on the first page of the next chapter. To be fair, I dont think they did that in this one (yet? :P)

It's like Asuka wants to lose, had an opportunity to talk candidly one on one and just decided not to, because festival is coming I guess, as if that matters?

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I guess I’ve said it before, but I didn’t experience the first arcs of this series as being so consistently fluffy and drama-free—quite the contrary. Aya’s initial accidental discovery that “Onii-san” was Mitsuki, Mitsuki giving away the concert ticket to the friend, Mitsuki’s “coming out at school as cool” arc, etc. were all about uncertainty, interpersonal tension, and misunderstanding.

I don't know why I'm still checking out the threads for series I dropped a long time ago, but I agree, this is why I gave up on following this even before the prom thing concluded. Lots of nonsense that attempts to fit in 4 pages, and none of it felt like it would be resolved to my satisfaction.

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Oh Evie's gonna take all of Elsa's big power, I'm sure

I genuinely don't understand that scene, what is this even an innuendo for (if it is)? :P

"I hope you're able to take my [...] When it comes to [...] I really am just too big."

:D

I have to imagine this worked better in the original than in translation, although Beybey did seem like she was dying of cringe so maybe that was actually intentional

Oh Evie's gonna take all of Elsa's big power, I'm sure

I genuinely don't understand that scene, what is this even an innuendo for (if it is)? :P

It’s cute that Umi’s brother knows and supports her in his own way. I half expected him to say something more, but he recognized that she didn’t want to say anything yet and went along with it.

Does Umi’s brother know or does he just like Shou himself?

Yeah I think the latter, see ch11 :P

EDIT: actually I reread this myself and I'm less sure, there is another scene with the brother I didn't remember at the start of it, when he does discover Umi's dating someone, so he could have conceivably connected the dots. And she's even denying a boyfriend in the newest one and the brother hears it! The pieces of the puzzle are all right in front of him.

EDIT EDIT: okay he even hears in ch11 it's "Shou-chan" and in the same chapter he sees his sister greeting her and calling her out by name. Can't imagine he doesn't suspect it.

EDIT EDIT EDIT: he even hears her inviting Shou out to the festival and later sees them leaving for the festival. How can it be so obvious that I didn't notice on first reread. He 100% knows, we don't even need anything outside ch11.

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Maybe this is just a side-effect of the series going on for too long, me forgetting stuff and not reading novels/watching anime or whatever... but I don't particularly care about Lily :P It seemed very obvious from the beginning she has no chance, it was always a very weird character and that double personality thing is just one of many stupid twists that this manga likes to pull, and I don't think most of them result in an actually good story.

I think I would prefer if she actually just betrayed her friends out of jealousy straight up, without any multi-personality bullshit. A naturally complex character would be more satisfying than one which literally has a magical excuse for her "dark side", it feels very ham-fisted.

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I don't know what it is about this manga but it's just so... weird. Story is weird, pacing is weird, I'm even noticing that faces start to look weird, like what the hell is that on page 5.

I don't hate it but what's the point of this guy being in the story at all :P

(the volume cover is kind of spoilers but in the same way most final romance covers are kind of spoilers).

It's the same as the first page of this chapter's scanlation anyway :P

last edited at May 12, 2026 11:13AM

This is a good summary of the series. We had an extended plotline about the MC's love interest bringing weed killer to the MC's house.

Weed killer saga was good too but this is a step above, which I didn't think was possible. It's not just characters being weirdos this time, there's some pseudo-scientific phenomenon at play related to processed/unprocessed foods and I cannot really fathom how do you even come up with this stuff

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Well the whole idea of this chapter was absolutely insane, you have to be a genius to even come up with something this stupid that works (and I mean this without a hint of irony :P)

I think what kind of irks me is not even the ending itself, it's really the fact that Meguru seemingly just decided one day that she'll stop being weird, which kind of just resolved everything after that. From this point on the manga unraveled like a ball of yarn and that was it.

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Just read up on all of this. Bizarre series. I don't dislike it, but it does feel like a clumsy adaptation - characters seem to talk way too much and I get the sense that the author wants their interactions to be the main source of humour, but in the meantime things are seemingly happening but it just kinda doesn't gel together? Boyfriend is a non-factor, sister and her girlfriend have some connection with Yarai but this also doesn't seem to matter so far? She just kinda told it all in one lore-dump chapter and that had almost no impact. Yarai is supposed to be eccentric and have no social awareness but it's been contradicted in the story itself multiple times.

In short, a madhouse with no rhyme or reason but it doesn't matter because bulk of this is just the two main girls romancing, the rest is just kinda there :P

last edited at May 8, 2026 1:33PM

what is this nonsense about granting a wish out of nowhere lmao

It's also interesting how the previous two entries references hinami slowly losing her 4th wall breaking abilities, and becomes an NPC as she describes it, but by having the wedding on panel, it implies the author still allowed them to get married. he still did want them to be happy

Yeah if I was the author in this situation I would never draw that, or anything ever again really because it might torture me and kill me lmao

ayyy lmao

I'm kind of wondering if the mystery of the lights is going to be ever revelead, and it's just something really mundane or stupid

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Are you sure Tsukino, she was just about to smash some guy's legs with a hammer, I'm not sure you can fix her

The author deserves this for the shit-stain joke alone

Why does some random girl have a photo of Hina’s brother?

She does not, Hina has it and they just snatched her phone away I'm pretty sure :P

That mask might as well be Clark Kent's glasses, if someone on there knew Yvonne beforehand, he would recognize her even with the mask on :P