^ it’ll grow back in a couple days. The real concern is the second Gigi that will eventually sprout from the severed ahoge.

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I like how most Beastkin are just humans with animal ears, and then you have the Beast Ming who’s just an anthropomorphic lion.

Also, am I forgetting something? If the Beastkin slave trade is legal, why was that auction Elsa and Evie busted up a few chapters being treated like it was illegal?

I wonder if the girls are there willingly or brainwashed, I really can't read Gigante's vibe at all so it could go both ways.

I’m going to guess that they’re mentally broken. Imagine Azul in Chapter 10 if Baiser hadn’t stopped her. Lord was basically an S&M foil to Baiser, so I could definitely imagine something like that happening. I’m guessing Sister either took over the harem after Lord fell, or gathered a few of Lord’s victims for her own purposes.

I doubt Enorme has any awareness of these girls since she's a genuine good Magical Girl now, she'd have gone looking for them from the minute she turned good and tried to help them recover if she did. She probably sent the others to "eliminate" them during the hunts and was simply told that the job was done afterwards.

I think it's more likely what someone else mentioned; that Sister Gigante either swooped them up right after the hunt or that they are what she really did with the ones she was sent after.

I can't tell at this point if Sister Gigante is going to be a Dom foil and form a Dom trinity with Enorme and Baiser as different kinds of Doms who are more or less in charge of a group, or if she's something entirely different. I really can't read her vibe at all, she doesn't seem like a Dom as much as she just seems like someone who goes with the flow and it just so happens a bunch of people come to worship her both professionally and privately.

Well, Enorme is definitely aware that they’re out there, since she inquired about Magia Rouge (who the author was still calling Cyan at that point) a few chapters back. I honestly could see Enorme just getting bored of them after awhile and either abandoning them or leaving them to Gigante/Vatz, who then whisked them away somewhere else.

Girl’s got that Scoliosis Rizz

I wonder if the girls are there willingly or brainwashed, I really can't read Gigante's vibe at all so it could go both ways.

I’m going to guess that they’re mentally broken. Imagine Azul in Chapter 10 if Baiser hadn’t stopped her. Lord was basically an S&M foil to Baiser, so I could definitely imagine something like that happening. I’m guessing Sister either took over the harem after Lord fell, or gathered a few of Lord’s victims for her own purposes.

So are they- and they called themselves a-

So, like, were they trans the whole time, or just trying to smash? Because if it’s the first one then good for her, but she certainly chose the most suspicious way to come out. And if this is all an elaborate ploy to get in Konno’s pants then, dude, it’s been three years, move on. I like tomboys as much as the next guy, but this is so far beyond the pale that we can’t even see the pale anymore.

And don’t even get me started on Konno. Dude’s been nothing thirn thorn in your side for years, and you’re gonna get all mushy the moment they get a makeover?

Holy shit, I thought that was a crease in her shirt. That scar is huge. What was she trying to do? Disembowel her?

Its good! But feels too ¿fabricated? to cause sadness, like, everything that happens it’s too cliche for me to feel sad even if everything happening is sad. I love the art A LOT so I hope to see more from the artist

Agreed. I think a lot of that is a result of some pacing and tone mistakes. Opening by saying she “came home after dying,” was a good idea, but saying that she came home “after dying is a car accident,” the opening both loses some of its intrigue and prepares us for the accident scene later. Then, they didn’t really do anything to establish the setting or existence of cloning technology until it became relevant, then had to stop to explain the setting and how the characters fit into it. It never really allows the emotions to sink in. That said, the artist clearly has potential, so I’m looking forward to seeing what else they make.

I hope Aya and Mitsuki resolve their problem like Joe and Kanna

Yes...! hopefully without one of them moving abroad first though

But this is an american romance, you need to have the scene where the protagonist rushes to the airport to confess their love!

But Joe already did that, too!

Well, if Kitano is trans, then this is not yaoi.

Maybe I missed something, but was it confirmed that Kitano was trans? It kinda read to me like they just liked women’s fashion. Not saying that it wouldn’t make sense if they were, just that removing the yaoi tag might be premature.

Geez, what a couple of assholes.

a dark haired top named amamiya and a light haired bottom named akechi…why does this sound familiar?

Glad I wasn’t the only one who made that connection. The best part was that I started up a new playthrough just the other day, so I jumped a little when I saw the names.

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The Girl She Was Interested in Was Already Interested in Another Girl

Bingo! Contverial opinion, but I find the post time-skip version of this story more interesting, realistic and entertaining than the original HS story.

Can’t say I agree on that. I still enjoy it, don’t get me wrong, but the current plot feels very scattered. Like there are a bunch of balls being tossed in the air simultaneously. It’s fun, but it’s also a bit hard to follow. I prefer the High School part of the story, which felt a lot tighter, plot-wise.

This isn't an indictment of the manga, just a point of confusion: why write and draw a character identically to a child while making her canonically an adult? It's an odd decision when you could just say she's a kid. It's not illegal, AFAIK. It feels like the same kind of 'implausible deniability' as incest stories that insist they're only step-relatives. You're not really broadening the target audience, just losing a bit of the strength of writing you get from being open and confident about the "weird" aspects.

There are real life cases of "older than they look", some adults are tiny and I've heard that when you're that small it can be easier, and even more affordable, to shop for clothes that fit from kids selections, especially shoes.

In terms of this story and fiction though, the gap between physical appearance and real age creates it's own novel situation, for lack of better wording. I remember there was a comedy series awhile back where the MC was in kindergarten but he looked like a full grown man so the police kept arresting him for stuff like hanging out with his friends lol

That is all true, although I would contend that this doesn’t really have the feel of an “older than they look” story. Sakura doesn’t read like a grown woman who looks childish, she reads like an actual child claiming to be older than they are. It’d be one thing if she was just a bit childish, but everything about her feels like they’re at the level of an actual child. Her mannerisms, her personality, her interests, her appearance, her overall knowledge, even the ways that she interacts with the other characters. Heck, the last two chapters focused on her not knowing where babies comes from, and the rest of the cast finding her innocence too charming to tell her the truth.

And don’t get me wrong, I think there could be potential in the idea that she actually does have a mind on par with that of child’s, while still trying to live an ordinary adult life. The problem is that there is no Indication that that is the author’s intent, and combined with all the other factors I listed above, it just makes it feel like the author wanted to create an oneeloli love story without having to deal with any of the less savory elements inherent to those types of stories. Which is fine, but it does kinda give these stories a “painted over” feel.

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yeah I figured Sae was a cupid considering the heart earings but like, what is her fucking game here? Is she just an asshole?? or was the bullying for some sort of machiavellan lovestory she ultimately failed to cook up???

I don’t think it was a love plot, simply because of just how isolated she had Hasumi. Maybe it’s some elaborate revenge plot for reasons we don’t yet know about? Or maybe cupids can become overwhelmed by jealousy and turn bad, and something about Hasumi drew Sae’s attention in particular? Heck, maybe she’s just gotten bored/gone a little mad, and started messing with people’s lives for her own amusement.

Either way, I’m excited that we might be seeing a proper villain for this series. I’m pretty sure she has some sort of mind control, considering just how easily that teacher went along with whatever she said, and she’s experienced enough that she was able to work on multiple couples at once.

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it's so funny that this was just directly the ending she'd been looking to make lmao.

And like, I don't even dislike the ending it just doesn't really fit the rest of the story. So yeah, in a way I can totally see this was the ending Yatosaki Haru was set on from the start. She did not change it even though as the story evolved she probably should have. Regardless. I still liked it overall, I'm not letting a clunky ending drag things down.

Honestly, the ending could have worked fine as it is, the author just needs to work on pacing a little. Compressing everything from the truck to Lily sacrificing herself into one chapter completely obliterated the pacing and made both the sudden tragedy and ultimately happpy ending feel more confusing than anything else. If they had stretched that out over 2 or 3 chapters (plus maybe another chapter to let Mai angst a bit before revealing Lily was still alive), the ending would have felt far less abrupt, and there would have been more time for viewers to adapt to the changing tone of the story. It might have required them to tighten the story in other places, but the results would have been well worth it.

Ultimately, for a first attempt at creating a long-form story, this was pretty good, but there’s a lot of room for improvement.

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I don't understand this one.

She’s reading an English-Japanese dictionary. Not sure why Jesus is everywhere on it, though.

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, ISEKAI TRUCK?!

surprised nobody mentioned it, but this series ended on twitter on jan 10th

Makes sense. It started on January 4th, so that would be a little over a year of holidays. Wonder what the last few chapters are going to be, though, since January 4-10 have already been covered. Are they going to wrap up this whole eldritch meta plot?

Damn, my prediction for this series was WAAAY off. I was not expecting ship captain Matsuri. This outcome is fine, I guess, although I’m a bit annoyed that Wakaba never got her get back. Who knows, maybe the next few chapters will change my mind.

Also, is it just me, or did the confession scene feel a bit underwhelming? Like, really, all that trouble and you’re not going to make Komaki work for it at all? Not even a little?

https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/the_guy_she_was_interested_in_wasnt_a_guy_at_all_ch152#4

the way the green drains from that last page is so striking. never been a less colorful page in this entire series that you could feel this much. its cinema

I know, it’s great. It’s not a first time it happened this volume, either. A few chapter ago, when they talked about taking out her guitar part, the green coloring literally shatters.

https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/the_guy_she_was_interested_in_wasnt_a_guy_at_all_ch149#4

You know, I’m not sure if Blazer has the right to judge in this situation.

Haneul looks so scared when Yujin shows up. And following the credits page explanation it also looks like she's telling Yujin to let go of her in korean. Which Natsuki does not speak...

Like one on hand yeah, Natsuki should have stepped in here and actively stopped Yujin from taking Haneul away. On the other, Haneul doesn't actually ask her for help and all the words that would make it obvious she's being taken against her will are in Korean...

this really is the kind of situation where Natsuki doesn't do anything because she doesn't know if she should but will absolutely regret later.

I mean, that face and the fact that she was yelling at the woman should probably have made it clear that she was not in a good situation. Tone and expression tend to surpass the language barrier.

Well, the guitar part has to be in service of the song. That said, it's still rough to get told that your part will be cut. Been there, done that.

Maybe they could just shorten her solo? I mean, the song needs a break, right?

That is true and they do have a point about shortening the song. Part of the issue, though, is that it’s clear the other girls in the band all have a very “corporate” mindset. They’re not cutting the solo because they believe the song’s better without it, they’re cutting it because they think a shorter song will get more clicks, and the solo just so happens to be the most cuttable segment. It reinforces what the last couple chapters have been indicating, which is that the other three members of the band are in it for the fame. That’s not automatically a bad thing, and bands do often benefit from having at least one member with a more businesslike mindset, but it does heavily contrast with Mitsuki’s more artistic mindset.

On top of that, it’s probably a bit troubling for Mitsuki, who used to struggle with her unique sense of style and identity, to see how far these girls are willing to change both their music and themselves in order to go viral. Sure, they’re fine with how she looks now, but how many more comments will it take before they decide that the algorithm would be better served by having Mitsuki “match the vibe.”

Those damn bitches BROKE THE GREEN!

is that one girl saying the guitar part is going viral?

I think she was pointing out that they couldn’t cut the part that was going viral, so they had to cut the guitar solo instead.