Amazing...I admit, I never did like Mochi's art style much. It felt both flat and squishy at the same time...almost like a whoopee cushion.

But the more I read, the more I became attached to the characters. And now we have the entire feckin' class helping to fix a damaged prop - and it all started because one girl didn't like yuri.

It makes me wonder if she will eventually become yuri at some point.

SHE ADMITTED IT!!

Okay, guys, she said don't write it in your danfics. You know what that means.

Censored, lacking the ecchi and NSFW tags, and tastefully written...

Absolute perfection. <3

So, what happened to this series? Was it axed? Or the translation?

I find this chapter particularly fun because, a long time ago, I bought a fanart of Himari and Yori spending time with Pyra and Mythra from Xenoblade. I had gotten it because I thought Hima-Puppy's mother looked like Pyra.

Now we've met Yori's mom...and she has strong Mythra vibes. Plus beautiful long hair - and a wicked temper!

I suddenly want another crossover picture...

I really hope we get some omakes of this, or maybe one page one-offs...this was too good to cut short like this. T_T

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The Detective Conan vibes were strong with this one...and she didn't even need a voice modulator disguised as a bowtie!

That's... damn.

... Oh my.

That escalated quickly.

If this doesn't end with both Diana and Natori reaching their hands out to Aurora to save her from her depression and dark thoughts, I will eat my pillow in rage.

I find this statement sus...

Ouch...that's not good.

What's the play, Evie?

I don't give two farts about the incest thing. Its fiction, its not what the story's about, and Miki's gonna find a way over it. End of that.

We're getting back to Yori and Himapuppy, and that is what I'm here for.

Fire and flames...only to quiet down to a small, tender ember.

I can already tell, these two are going to be two tops trying to dominate one another.

Is this the first time we've encountered an Otherside creature who just...wanted to have fun?

No blood, no nightmares, no fighting, no possession...just everybody having a gay old time with a random lion demon who loves music and dancing.

I'm having second thoughts about this series...it seemed like a strong premise at first, but the black haired woman seems a lot more antagonistic than I expected.

Something about this just feels...off? I can't really explain it.

Is the manga still being translated? If so, where can I read it?

^
You're better off watching it and forming your own opinion. I'm firmly in the ShizuNagi camp, but I can see where people are coming from with NagiTamao.

last edited at Apr 10, 2025 3:54AM

This is only a handful of chapters long but I already like it. Makes me sad that this is going to be so short.

A little too much stimulation, methinks.

last edited at Mar 12, 2025 11:55AM

I've never seen public opinion on a manga turn as much as it did with this one. Y'all were seriously savage against this. It didn't quite live up to its potential, in my opinion, but y'all were HARSH.

Harsh? Maybe. But some salient points have been made.

I would also like to point out that Yuzu's trauma isn't exactly uncommon, but it is grossly overlooked - both in writing and in real life - as far as romance goes. Oftentimes it develops into something people can't pick up on or relate to because they've either never experienced it themselves, never knew anyone who did, or weren't looking for or expecting it as part of the story in any capacity. And given this story's original premise of a fluffy rom-com with childhood friends and comedic timing sprinkled with misunderstandings, I don't think the romance trauma had any place being here to begin with.

I can't help but feel this white veil over Yuzu's past contributed to folks believing it was just a continued slop of misunderstandings, as opposed to pulling open the veil and giving the readers time to both see it and adjust to it. Instead, the story plateaus at an almost perfectly 90 degree angle into a straight, steep drop with no satisfaction on landing, other than the story being over.

Whatever it was the author wanted to end the story with, I'm confident this wasn't it. I could be wrong on many things - and heck, I might even be wrong about all of it - but as both a writer myself and a veteran yuri reader, I think the story was exceptionally poorly handled from the middle onward once Yuzu's denseness was explored into.

Did she just break out into a breakdance??

At this point, Luxi should cut off all contact. As painful as it sounds, I highly doubt we'll see any sort of epiphany or acceptance from her mom - she's too resentful, too full of self-loathing...

You know...I think this gonna lead to some very interesting love trials. Just a hunch.

SFmmmmmmm....hooooo.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

THEY DID THE THING!!!